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  • keystone
    keystone Posts: 10,916 Forumite
    polzovatel wrote: »
    ......the Corgi engineer .............
    latecomer wrote: »
    Did the Corgi engineer........
    Niv wrote: »
    It is in corgi engineer's interest ............


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  • keystone
    keystone Posts: 10,916 Forumite
    polzovatel wrote: »
    The boiler is Glow worm 45-60.
    How easy is to get the flue kit for it?
    Thanks
    I think you should a) Read the link provided for you about Landlord obligations and b) read Post #10 again and carefully this time.

    Cheers
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  • Canucklehead
    Canucklehead Posts: 6,254 Forumite
    polzovatel wrote: »
    The boiler is Glow worm 45-60.
    How easy is to get the flue kit for it?
    Thanks

    So a wall mounted conventional flue boiler.It doesn't have a flue kit as such.
    Some of these boilers contain asbestos as well, so play carefully now.

    Limited parts available I would say.

    I would have a new boiler fitted, but that's just me.

    GSR
    Ask to see CIPHE (Chartered Institute of Plumbing & Heating Engineering)
  • gas4you
    gas4you Posts: 2,602 Forumite
    This boiler doesn't have/need a catchment space so what on earth this so called boiler engineer is on about, one can only guess at!

    I agree though, that this boiler is old and in the long run you would be better off replacing it. One with a 5 year warranty would be good for you as a landlord.
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