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For the price of a bag of seals why don’t you take the plate out and check it
It's difficult to weigh up what's best. Even if I take it out and look in it I might not see anything and it could still be blocked. And it's not one of the quickest ones to take out. Plus with the cleaner I'll be cleaning both heat eexchangers and the pipe ways.
 
It's difficult to weigh up what's best. Even if I take it out and look in it I might not see anything and it could still be blocked. And it's not one of the quickest ones to take out. Plus with the cleaner I'll be cleaning both heat eexchangers and the pipe ways.
But you can pass water through it and check
 
Also a point to note that some may already be aware of is that by funding Worcester (if you perform install work too) then you are indirectly funding Boxt (a big competitor) as Worcester are a large shareholder in this business and supply boilers to Boxt for alot lower than general installers could possibly hope for...thus being able to offer lower prices generally.

That's interesting to know that they are a large shareholder in boxt.

I was going to say that eventually you will end up giving too much to Worcester that you are no longer needed and they will have there own engineers install the boilers and then there own engineers repair them and so on.

It's like these boiler diagnostics that bg now offer, when will Worcester start offering them to their customers then steal all the Worcester repairs market then if the other manufacturers follow suit which they do boom no more breakdowns unless you work for the big companies then no servicing as they will say warranties will be void unless serviced by a manufacturer approved service engineer then the next thing were all going round changing taps and unlocking toilets.

It is very scary what the jobs market will be in the future and how future generations will live in a world where large companies are more powerful than countries.
 
That's interesting to know that they are a large shareholder in boxt.

I was going to say that eventually you will end up giving too much to Worcester that you are no longer needed and they will have there own engineers install the boilers and then there own engineers repair them and so on.

It's like these boiler diagnostics that bg now offer, when will Worcester start offering them to their customers then steal all the Worcester repairs market then if the other manufacturers follow suit which they do boom no more breakdowns unless you work for the big companies then no servicing as they will say warranties will be void unless serviced by a manufacturer approved service engineer then the next thing were all going round changing taps and unlocking toilets.

It is very scary what the jobs market will be in the future and how future generations will live in a world where large companies are more powerful than countries.
Very conspiracy theory if you.😀
 
That's interesting to know that they are a large shareholder in boxt.

I was going to say that eventually you will end up giving too much to Worcester that you are no longer needed and they will have there own engineers install the boilers and then there own engineers repair them and so on.

It's like these boiler diagnostics that bg now offer, when will Worcester start offering them to their customers then steal all the Worcester repairs market then if the other manufacturers follow suit which they do boom no more breakdowns unless you work for the big companies then no servicing as they will say warranties will be void unless serviced by a manufacturer approved service engineer then the next thing were all going round changing taps and unlocking toilets.

It is very scary what the jobs market will be in the future and how future generations will live in a world where large companies are more powerful than countries.

Worcester have nothing to do with boxt

CEO of Bosch own them
 
Very conspiracy theory if you.😀

It will happen. These large companies are only profit and power driven, not like the likes of me and you that want to earn enough to fend for our families but they want to take over the next company streamline and take more profits off them and so on.

My mrs watches inside the factory and you see how all the factories now have driver less forklift going round. Driverless lorries are on the way. People buy fuel from a robot (I refuse to pay at pump) meter readers are becoming obsolete due to smart meters that supposedly save us money (more like they save having to employ as many people) companies like Amazon are trialling robot deliveries in cities. In 30 years time the world will be totally different that's why I disagree with giving too much to these big companies.
 
I dont think you get what I was saying.

Worcester is owned by Bosch boxt is part owned (45%) by Robert Bosch uk holding Ltd

So try telling me that Worcester have nothing to do with boxt.

Do you realise how much robert Bosch owns / have shares in 😀
 
Just an update..

Replaced the DHW thermistor and it still over heated on hot water.
I then ran the F3 cleaner through it buy closing off the flow valve with the hot water tap open. Ran it for about 20 mins with the cleaner in it, left it for half hour and ran the tap again for another 15mins. It still continued to over heat as I ran the cleaner through it. Gave me the impression it hadn't worked. Flushed the cleaner out, which was quite black, filled it up to 1 bar and ran it. At first it still didn't run right, but eventually it settled down and now seems to be fine. Customer has used it for a week and said it's perfect. It makes me think the main heat exchanger was blocked.
 
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Just an update..

Replaced the DHW thermistor and it still over heated on hot water.
I then ran the F3 cleaner through it buy closing off the flow valve with the hot water tap open. Ran it for about 20 mins with the cleaner in it, left it for half hour and ran the tap again for another 15mins. It still continued to over heat as I ran the cleaner through it. Gave me the impression it hadn't worked. Flushed the cleaner out, which was quite black, filled it up to 1 bar and ran it. At first it still didn't run right, but eventually it settled down and now seems to be fine. Customer has used it for a week and said it's perfect. It makes me think the main heat exchanger was blocked.


Good to hear it worked. Had one recently that took about 40 minutes to clear through.
 

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