I feel I need to correct my post a little. I do look after pensioners, try to give good advise and not do unnecessary work. The same as every other customer I work for. I've heard so many sob stories in immune.
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I feel I need to correct my post a little. I do look after pensioners, try to give good advise and not do unnecessary work. The same as every other customer I work for. I've heard so many sob stories in immune.
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Rickster123
No no don't backtrack now just because you sounded like a sour old sod! At least you'll be warm on judgement day...:reddevil:
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vern
Why no just fit another MPWH ? Much cheaper?
Immune.
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Rickster123
The northern word for tight!!?
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lame plumber
groundhog day, Im sure I suggested that in post 5
V
vern
Lol LP so you did, but no one listens to you anyhow
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lame plumber
how rude!
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Masood
I listen to you, lame. Recommend a MPWH, then. I've not fitted any, and only worked on a few. So, which are good?
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Ermintrude
Don't main still do one?
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lame plumber
as far as I know, they do.
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tamz
The main is a decent heater. Still available (and better) as a BF if the big hole is already there.
No need for condensing.
No need for condensing.
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kirkgas
Vokera aquanova is a RS water heater, good unit but not sure of the price
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tamz
One of your competitors list them Ray
Gas Water Heater - Main Multipoint BF
Gas Water Heater - Main Multipoint BF
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Masood
Thanks Tam, but the BF flue is too short. Exit id off to side. The Main FF looks like it'd fit the bill though. What do you reckon to the Ariston Next 14?
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tamz
Only ones ive ever fitted have been Mains and never fitted one for a good 5 or 6 years now.
I'd be tempted to stick a se vokera or sabre in and loop the heating side. Probably be cheaper to buy. No need to go condensing as no heating.
I'd be tempted to stick a se vokera or sabre in and loop the heating side. Probably be cheaper to buy. No need to go condensing as no heating.
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Masood
I did think of the Sabre as they're knocking them out dirt cheap, but how short can the CH loop be? Needs a bit of length to dissipate heat, no? The whole kitchen is tiled, and there'd be nowhere to run the pipework...
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Ermintrude
Drill hole from return to outside and run along wall the. Back in to flow. Probably be a nice arm Warmer in garden?
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tamz
At least 3m of 22mm
Well it worked a treat , cust had a flat above a shop had electric wall heaters and wanted a combi put in for future proofing . He bought a logic because of 7 year warranty i installed it and put couple lengths 22mm under floor on loop .
Never had any issues
I fitted one of the aristons about a year ago, was easy enough to fit and haven't had any issues yet. The only thing is the case is a bit of a pain in the arse to get on and off as you have to unplug the lead going to the display on the front and the lead is too short and its awkward trying to get it plugged back in when you want to put the case back on.
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vern
Mains are ok still a available in BF and FF
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Ermintrude
No karma dickies back!
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