Most efficient boiler for a 4 bed house

[TBServices]

Only if you don't fit em right, rest is covered by 7 year warranty so all good, by the best customer service going!

Mark will be along in a minute to shout Baxi!

You keep saying this, I don't get it lol. How can fitting it right stop plastic from cracking?

You must be the only one in the north of England that's fitting them right then Vern, cos I've never seen one that wasn't pants.

 

[vern]

both boilers on my jack jones

Some going that pal, I must be getting too old!.......

 

[hammers4spanner]

aint that bad to be fair , heat packs are no go for me now tho

 

[TBServices]

Some going that pal, I must be getting too old!.......

Takes me an hour to fill out benchmark and teach customers how to use controls. Takes at least another hour to flush properly (assuming no powerflusher). Leaving approx 2 hours to decom old and fit new boiler, possibly uprate gas and run new condensate. I couldn't do it and I wouldn't want to.

 

[hammers4spanner]

there you go half shift finished by twelve start next one by one home by 6 £600 banked cheers

 

[vern]

You keep saying this, I don't get it lol. How can fitting it right stop plastic from cracking?

You must be the only one in the north of England that's fitting them right then Vern, cos I've never seen one that wasn't pants.

I let you in on the secret Tom......

Turn up fit to a good standard, fit filter on return and cold mains etc...ensuring thoroughly flush an water treatment, full commission to spec with FGA, bench mark etc

Then just before you put the case on, spray expanding foam into the bottom half of the boiler, this holds it together lovly!

 

[hammers4spanner]

I let you in on the secret Tom......

Turn up fit to a good standard, fit filter on return and cold mains etc...ensuring thoroughly flush an water treatment, full commission to spec with FGA, bench mark etc

Then just before you put the case on, spray expanding foam into the bottom half of the boiler, this holds it together lovly!

any tips on how to stop the dry joints on the pcb vern??

 

[vern]

Takes me an hour to fill out benchmark and teach customers how to use controls. Takes at least another hour to flush properly (assuming no powerflusher). Leaving approx 2 hours to decom old and fit new boiler, possibly uprate gas and run new condensate. I couldn't do it and I wouldn't want to.

Yep benchmark and instruct on use, especially if a new control is used, I.E they had a Randall 103 now a cm927 is a good hour easy!

 

[vern]

any tips on how to stop the dry joints on the pcb vern??

Yeah spray with WD40 :clown: never had PCB troubles to be fair, just the fans, especially when EBM supplied a dodgy batch

 

[hammers4spanner]

wd40!!!
that drys out
always find the fan pings when boilers turned off when someone goes away on holiday

 

[TBServices]

there you go half shift finished by twelve start next one by one home by 6 £600 banked cheers

I'd rather just make that on one lol

 

[hammers4spanner]

honeywell cm 927 takes 5 mins to wire in plus 10 mins to test signal in mean time tools going in van plus clean etc etc

 

[vern]

wd40!!!
that drys out
always find the fan pings when boilers turned off when someone goes away on holiday

Haha your getting my sense of humour now.....Fans on a batch were effected if got too cold lol, it's the PCB on the fan not the motor that fails...

 

[vern]

honeywell cm 927 takes 5 mins to wire in plus 10 mins to test signal in mean time tools going in van plus clean etc etc

Won't argue with that, it's showing the customer how it works that takes time, or do you do there's the manual love lol

 

[TBServices]

Won't argue with that, it's showing the customer how it works that takes time, or do you do there's the manual love lol

That was my point. I actually program it for them while showing them how to do it, then run through ALL the buttons, inc party mode etc