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Boiler...newly installed, more problems!
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callmechar wrote: »UPDATE - he came back last week. I was away.
He has replaced all the pipes outside and did the electrical bonding. He levelled up the boiler.
All seems ok, only had a brief look as not been back long but looks better than it did
I've just read through your thread. What a nightmare! Unfortunately lots of bodgers in the gas trade these days. Seems very easy to get registered and call yourself an 'engineer', farcical really. Good points by C_Mababejive about IGEM. It is unfortunate how some people in the industry haven't heard of it:eek:0 -
southcoastrgi wrote: »this is nothing to do with the boiler, this is a gas tightness test of the installation to make sure you have no leaks.
Thanks
Take it then that those readings are ok?0 -
yes those readings are fine, so hows the pipework looking better ?I'm only here while I wait for Corrie to start.
You get no BS from me & if I think you are wrong I WILL tell you.0 -
Yes pipework looks better,.will upload photos later in week0
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