FGA Result need altered?

[Harvest Fields]

Your tone suggests that you have taken offence!
I can’t actually recall what is in the ACS to get a boiler ticket, but I do know that you use to have to do a FGA course, but is now part of the Boiler module. I still do not understand how you can be registered for boilers, especially as a new guy, without having learnt about FGA’ing - holding the ticket says you are competent.

Has the industry gone mad?

How about helping rather than busting his chops. For all you know mate. He has been on an estate of 500 boilers where they cannot be adjusted. #justsaying

 

[Harvest Fields]

Your tone suggested you were actually trying to be a ‘ smart A ‘
We did learn about it and I passed my combustion analysis which I have on my card.
During assessments and training we had to practically carry out FGA tests and record results but never had to physically alter a valve, we learned a lot about ratios and action levels etc but never if a ratio is fine and other readings are not and this is the first time I’ve experienced it.
I thought this site was about helping and advising others ?
To be fair it is 99% of the time.

Don’t worry about it mate. Nobody knows everything, no matter how smart they think they are.

 

[firemant]

Well, have it your way. I was not trying to be unpleasant, but it is shocking that you are classed as competent while never having adjusted a gas valve. That is not your fault, but the state of the training in this industry. TBF, though, I would have thought your first course would have been to download the MIs and get studying. Don’t rely o advice here, it is often wrong

 

[Harvest Fields]

Yep. Sometimes even we get it wrong mate. But we admit it and move forward as better individuals.

 

[JTplumbingservices]

Well, have it your way. I was not trying to be unpleasant, but it is shocking that you are classed as competent while never having adjusted a gas valve. That is not your fault, but the state of the training in this industry. TBF, though, I would have thought your first course would have been to download the MIs and get studying. Don’t rely o advice here, it is often wrong

I’ll be sure to contact you directly from now on whenever I need advice seen as how you knew everything there is to know from day 1, and believe me there are lots out there with gas tickets who are completely incompetent and dangerous who would just go ahead and start messing about with things they don’t know about without seeking advice. Yes I may not have been sure about this as I’ve never done it but that’s why I’m seeking advice from people on here with experience.

 

[Harvest Fields]

I’ll be sure to contact you directly from now on whenever I need advice seen as how you knew everything there is to know from day 1, and believe me there are lots out there with gas tickets who are completely incompetent and dangerous who would just go ahead and start messing about with things they don’t know about without seeking advice. Yes I may not have been sure about this as I’ve never done it but that’s why I’m seeking advice from people on here with experience.

You did the right thing mate. If I’m doubt. ASK.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Don’t rely o advice here, it is often wrong

So does that mean some information and help you’ve advised on is incorrect or false or wrong ?

 

[JTplumbingservices]

Just an update.. that’s me been back and adjusted it.
Now running at C02 9% and 24ppm.
Thanks to those who helped.

 

[townfanjon]

I haven't read all the posts above but lets keep this forum like it is intended , to help members . Please do not turn it into facebook .

However I am absolutely astounded that somebody would actually move a Vokera , wants to go in a skip if you ask me.

 

[AMGasServices]

However I am absolutely astounded that somebody would actually move a Vokera , wants to go in a skip if you ask me.

If a customer insists and you can make a decent days brass why not?

For some odd reason (I learn from some of my ex colleagues) work pretty slow.

 

[townfanjon]

If a customer insists and you can make a decent days brass why not?

For some odd reason (I learn from some of my ex colleagues) work pretty slow.

Lol , yer I know was just kidding , I think .

 

[billski]

Next time you get readings like that just check the 02 % coming in at the test point, providing it has one, if it doesn't have one put your tester probe on the inlet in the boiler at the bottom of the flue turret. If you get any Co ppm readings you'll now the flue seals will need looking at. Another sign the flue seals have failed or are damaged is if the Co readings fluctuate up and down when you test it.