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This one got missed last year so full strip flush through the heat ex new electrodes and gaskets good for another year . Cheers kop
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Every 4 years
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Depends on FGA results and the thickness of the customers wallet.
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Actually easy once you have done your first 2.
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Kop do you change the electrodes every year? And Shaun I'm sure I remembered you saying alloy hex full strip down every year on another thread 
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Worth doing the Logic training day to have a practice. It looks impossible until you get the right angle to remove the burner
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Only change them if they need it Sam I do strip them every time flush them through regardless of the FGA results and always check and clean the electrodes, gaskets are not kept as a stock item locally to me so worth keeping a few in the van . Cheers kop
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And make sure it is washed out properly.
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Mi,s require full strip every year. Doesn't need a new gasket though if I remember correctly. Only if in bad shape.
Same as the vogue
Same as the vogue
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Yep, every service on any boiler gets a full strip n clean
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