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jack.frost
What's the best way to learn to do breakdown and repairs? Any recommendations?
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that means a lot fella it really does am glad I've helped , same as I've rang gasman , Croppie etc and asked for some guidance and am sure gasman will acknowledge he has rang me too a few times ,Were all learning non of us know everything unless your Kirk or tamz
Live asked many a questions , some may seem dumb but if I don't know I don't know , but I ya know,something someone else doesn't
Which makes the UKPF the best plumbing forum on t'interweb.
I couldn't find this on gas installers work mate tho. Don't think it's condensing
Something I'm also interested in, when serving my time I never really got alot of breakdown work it was mainly servicing. Ive no idea how to find continuity, check for polarity etc and what a good reading is on a multimeter in regards to amps, ohms etc when testing over a component.
Is there courses for this kind of stuff?
Can you do these courses whilst you're training for Gas Safe do you think Steve?baxi do a three day course that will if nothing else teach you to use a multi meter its a very good course
Can you do these courses whilst you're training for Gas Safe do you think Steve?
baxi do a three day course that will if nothing else teach you to use a multi meter its a very good course
Cheers do you apply for it via their site?
Cheers do you apply for it via their site?
Contact your local rep, then you get it for free than paying for it
Spot on lads cheers.Phone up the rep and tell him you are thinking of fitting their boilers but want some training on them. You don't pay.
Get the number of your local one from your nearest merchants.
Btw how did yer acs go?
Thanks for this.I don't think he'll get on the fault finding courses for free, but certainly the DuoTec course, which is very good in its own right
Was surprised there wasn't a theory section to cookers
I've never boiled a tatty in my puff. 6 mins in the micro and no POCs to worry about other than piping hot starch spray haha.
Do their courses just cover their specific boilers or do they incorporate fault finding too?
Tamz
I'm in the midst of my gas training are there any test questions that you'd be able to forward to me also that may aid me in my training? Thanks
It's pretty much their boilers but it shows u and helps u understand others
I was just after some sort of training aids in general...any generalised questions etc are appreciated....I was going to have a look on the web for some but would rather get from a reliable source tbh. If it helps in any way it will be worth it.What bits are you struggling on?
PM me your emailI was just after some sort of training aids in general...any generalised questions etc are appreciated....I was going to have a look on the web for some but would rather get from a reliable source tbh. If it helps in any way it will be worth it.
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