Would have liked to see access to the bottom of the filter.
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And a couple of brackets on the pipework.Would have liked to see access to the bottom of the filter.
Why do home owners etc always choose magnaclean ?
Probably because they advertise most.. they are by no means the best filters but are the most popular. The magnets are poor in comparison and I am not impressed with the strainer design which collects or not the none magnetic debris.
I have had a significant contribution to several magnetic filters on sale in uk and European sales arena. But cannotbmention them cause it’s against ukpf rules ..so which other filters would experienced installers on here choose
Rob Foster aka centralheatking
Shaun all my business to do with mag filters was concluded by 2010 and I have no moneyyou can mention them just cant link to your own site for sales etc
and adey are the only ones i fit unless im tight (space wise) then i use the omega
On a Magnaclean? What for?Would have liked to see access to the bottom of the filter.
Quite right Mr KOP.So the filter can be drained and cleaned out and handy for adding inhibitor . Kop
Ah thanks. Didn't realise that this model had a drain port at the bottom. I wonder where Magnaclean got that idea from?So the filter can be drained and cleaned out and handy for adding inhibitor . Kop
Yeah, I had a magnaclean a few years back that I had to take off to drain part of the system leaving the valves in place. When I came to reattach the actually plastic body to the valves I noticed the thread had gone and would not re-seal. I had to buy a whole new filter!
They wanted to charge me enough for a seal set and lid tool for a customer. I told them that the customer felt, like me, that a TF2 was a better solution than the cost of new seals every few years. I wasn't lying either.Old red label if you phone adey up they will supply you with a new one foc
They wanted to charge me enough for a seal set and lid tool for a customer. I told them that the customer felt, like me, that a TF2 was a better solution than the cost of new seals every few years. I wasn't lying either.
Translation:
Adey wanted to charge me when I enquired on behalf of a customer:
The lid spanner you require is product code BSPN1 – Cost £10.59p and the seal pack is product code SEAPKPRO – Cost £11.50p.
There will also be a delivery charge of £2.95.
In practice, the lid comes undone with grips and the customer told me that my cleaning it and greasing it up seemed to have worked for now, but if it leaked again, he'd just get me to replace it with a better model. I felt £11.50 for three O rings was a lot and that a plastic lid spanner should not be more expensive than a Britool metal spanner.
I doubt I'm big enough game for their interest, to be honest. Only ever bought one Magnaclean, and I prefer the FT2s anyway, so I'm unlikely to ever be an important customer, but thanks for the suggestion.Speak to your adey rep / trade days mine gave me a few sets for any of the old ones but I don't touch the red labels any more due to issues
Picture does not show it because the angle but there is plenty of access below, even when I put the floor back in again.Would have liked to see access to the bottom of the filter.
This will be done, I will be boxing it in and putting the brackets on at that point.And a couple of brackets on the pipework.
The three I designed years ago two had this feature, the 1st one did not , stupid me Rob Foster aka centralheatkingAh thanks. Didn't realise that this model had a drain port at the bottom. I wonder where Magnaclean got that idea from?
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