A few of my recent cylinders....
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Not too shabby
Ta duck 🙂
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One of a bathroom with my mate. Doesn’t look too bad with this wall paint. Would have thought it would turn out not as great but in the end very classy bathroom that is.
The nightmare cutting tile boarder in the corners especially 30/45’ degrees :/ took a while
The floor did a special company as it was vinyl in herringbone style.
The nightmare cutting tile boarder in the corners especially 30/45’ degrees :/ took a while
The floor did a special company as it was vinyl in herringbone style.
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I powered it from underneath the worktop and went with the wire on the flow side along
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It seems like you love tight installs 🙂 what’s the blackcomb ?
Yes, also my cock is minuscule
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Language?
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🙂 thanks Riley ... English language ain’t as easy
They say language is innate but I seem to learn it anew each day.
Yes I was of course referring to my stopcock. Metal just seems to be used more and more frugally by manufacturers these days. Before long all valves will be the size of kinder surprise toys but with even thinner shells.
Worcester services Ron some of us do it bud . Cheers kop
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whats the boiler in the middle at the bottom? Is that an lód worcester or british gas rd532i
The one at the bottom left is very diety ;/
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The last picture is very shocking - apparently serviced once a year!! No wonder why they last 10years
Greenstar classic 34cdi combi Ron looks a bit different when stripped mate , agree with you the valliants I service get a heat x clean a flush through and a new G10 seal each year what do you use to clean yours . Kop
Grim bud but as you done I have rescued my fair share from certain failure . Kop
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Nice service too.
I change on each service the graphite seal G10, electrodes, clean main heat exchanger, flush it out, clean siphon, drain expansion vessel, re charge the vessel, fga, gas rating and my ****.
To be fair I use a lot of elbow grease as I can’t get hold of a special spray for boilers here in uk. Now, I use hard plastic, soft plastic brushes. I used to buy a toilet brush and cut to size which works very well. Viessmann has got a special tool to clean in between the riffles which is a great tool though.
Once all done I use the supplied lubricant before I close the burner. If the heat insulation foams require changed I always do if required.
On Worcester I am taking the exchanger out which is done in 10min and then flush and brush through.
Tomorrow I’ve got an old turbomax apparently serviced each year 🙂 will see what I am going to find
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I like servicing, installs and repairs. It is a lot to learn and everyday you learn new things.
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You could use something like Conel Care 270 that’s designed for oil boilers and gas boilers which have a silicium or stainless steal heat exchanger
Discovered this beauty today, the guy I'm working for the next couple of days had called up saying he could hear water running under the decking when using the kitchen sink. Was convinced it was just a 5minute job 'pushing some pipes back together'. I insisted on going round and lifting the boards up before I would give him a price as I'm used to these things being a can of worms. The cowboys that did the decking had bodged a pushfit waste pipe into solvent weld fitting, held in place with ptfe tape and not a clip in sight. Then at the other end which is shown in this pic, the jokers that rendered the side of the house had filled it in with render and then put the decking boards back up to hide it.
After a bit of excavation I eventually found some indication of a drain being under that mess:
I really don't know how people that work like this can sleep at night!
After a bit of excavation I eventually found some indication of a drain being under that mess:
I really don't know how people that work like this can sleep at night!
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Just had a call from a landlord of mine that has had a dissappearing tenant and wants a hob removing. Turned up to find this and the gas board had turned the gas off to the property. Not one of mine Ron but this is what I deal with on a regular basis. Not sure if you can see from the picture but the cooker hose is also not even located in the bayonet fitting.
Fittings onto the Hob
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