I would work of 0.0040 ratio and 0.0080 after a full strip and clean. If its good enough for British Gas, then that works for me.
You'd better power flush it while your there then.
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I would work of 0.0040 ratio and 0.0080 after a full strip and clean. If its good enough for British Gas, then that works for me.
i would like to see you hanging out a third floor flat with your analyser hanging on to a gw ultimate flue!
one and all or not at all?
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Well obviously I wouldn't hang out of a window, I would get a scaffold and include it in the price.......
If I can analyse a boiler, then I will. I honestly don't know why you wouldn't. It may not be a requirement and the technology may not have been around when the boiler was made, but it is now so why not utilise this great new tool that has been invented and do a couple of further checks on a boiler service? 20 years ago you would have had to chat to other plumbers down the merchants, now computers are around and you are doing it on a Sunday evening while you are probably sat on your sofa. Its all about embracing new technology.[/QUOTE]
Blimey, a £300 plus service....bet the customer would go with someone cheaper....
You'd better power flush it while your there then.
Again blimey, So a service from you can cost past 700 plus with a scaffold...in a domestic dwelling....
Ive just got a 50 feet extending pole i attach my FGA too !!
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