Very helpful and clear and all done without some terrible music , Good man !!

Excellent Video. Good to see different types of boilers stripped down. Keep them coming 👍🏻

Massive 👍 for this informative video Derek, always looking forward to seeing more videos. Thank you

That’s a great video Derek just about to change a plate on one of these and this has given me a bit more confidence 👍 top man!

Very good video again Derek. Can't wait to finish my gas training and come on to some of your short courses. ☺

Great video. The task is made all the more difficult in practice due to "kitchen fitters" who install cabinets bang on and around boilers. I find there's regularly very little room to manoeuvre when carrying out work on boilers due to very little and sometimes no allowances around the actual boiler.

Great video as always, thanks Derek👍

Thanks Derek... another great video.

Great Vid Derek. I found a quick way to remove the plate on them. If you undo the domestic hot water connection on the jig and cut the pipe as far down as poss it will come out the gap. Never failed yet.

Great video made by great mr Derek

I like your vids Derek 🙂 I'll check out your training as my Son is learning the trade.

Thanks Derek great video

Nice video mate. Ive got the 30 erp at my house which needs servicing soon. Looks like a right pain !!!!

Thanks again Derek 👍

There great boilers.As long there installed right and maintained correctly. Still going back to ones I've put in and looked after for over 15 years .

Excellent Video - thanks

Many thanks for the video

Thanks Derek, great boilers Worcesters, love them

Absolute live saver

Fitted many ..hate repairing them ..lost four fingers 🤣

Nice video. YOU made it look easy! Thanks Derek 👍🏻 Asian Jon. Training.

Great video . What a shit over kill design of a boiler lol

great video

Super video.

Brill Video, well done

Great video as always. I was wondering if there's any chance of you doing video on how to set high and low BP on the good old Turbomax ideally lit and running. Look forward to seeing your next one, hopefully you can consider one I suggested it would be amazing if you could do that.

Top vid 👌🏽

Brilliant 👍

Great vid, thanks Derek. As much as I hate woosh!tters for the design and compact nature of things, they make all other boilers a dream to work on :) That boiler was manufactured in Jan 2018 (FD code 817). A definite improvement on the old round fan bearing plates which have a tendency to be stuck in the closed position and throwing up ignition lockout faults. Not to mention the old bearing plate would be fitted the wrong way round by engineers too, looks like the new design will only fit in the right orientation. Hope you're well mate and thanks again. Hussain

Hi Derek Just a few points / tips, the green cover was introduced too primarily stop any potential condensation dripping on to the stepper motor, that formed on the cold inlet pipe, the very early 2004 units did not originally have it fitted. It might be easier to remove the fan and then remove the electrical plug and earth connector :) A possible easier way to remove the plate / prv if no pipes are passing behind the boiler: Isolate all valves. Cover control box. Drain boiler. Open DHW tap. Remove syphon. Remove stepper motor. Remove the main plug from the pump. Remove speed control wire from pump (slide white tab to the left) and prise plug upwards. Disconnect pipe from ex vess, and remove from black manifold, lift out of the way. Remove pressure gauge plug from black housing. Undo 15mm nut on cold water iso valve. Remove pin from flow turbine housing. Using a flat blade screwdriver hold against the flow turbine just in front of where the 3 wires are and pull the cold inlet pipe forward to disengage it. Undo ratchet connection on top of the pump, and push it slightly towards the back. Pull and remove the metal securing pin from the R/H/side of the pump. Carefully prise the complete pump assy (inc the cold water inlet pipe) to the L/H/side, and remove it from the boiler. The pump will still have some water in the housing. Remove the two screws holding the plate in, this can then be pushed backwards slightly, the L/H/side tilted up and the R/H/side tilted downwards, and then manoeuvred R/H/side out first at a bit of an angle, it will catch the notch on the housing above the bypass pipe, but it can be done. (the 1st time may take a couple of attempts). This will also give access to the PRV. If pipes are behind the unit, then the whole section will need to be removed like you have shown. (which is not to bad) another great vid.

Great video Derek well explained, it's a shame the side panels of the boiler casing don't come off. 😭👍😀

Definitely

Just moved home and have this boiler. No manual so not sure how to set controls. Help please

Bro what’s that part behind the pump that looks like a tooth paste cap on grey

hi derek could you make a video on pipe sizing would be really helpful ! thank you

ANOTHER GOOD INSIDE THE BOILER VIDEO THANKS DEREK.NOT FAN OFF WORCESTERS SORRY???

How to put pressure back in this boiler please , I can’t find anything , it’s doesn’t have a key and doesn’t have the blue lever like most videos are saying , but it is this model thanks

Quick question some might know but anyone gone to a. Worcester and found that the drain off doesn’t work fully open and nothing coming out?

Great video.... I have the greenstar Junior 24 .. similar boiler I always learned towards Worcester but not now... if my fails I’ll be swapping for the ideal vogue... any chance of a vid on that ?

CH 👍

Hi Derek, massive thanks for this amazing video. My parents got same model. I was wondering if you can make a video for this model how can be converted from GN to LPG. That will help a lot of people with static caravans :) or you can put a link for kit and explanation? I'll divert people from forum to your channel for this also how much will cost the course and how long will take? Cheers mate. All the best.

Not a boiler for an easy service, strange to have burner on top, because I thought heat rises, maybe that red burner gasket is a change every time, I have a Viessmann 200W about 13 years old, I never want to change it, as a engineer its quite well designed to service ❤👍

Life saver btw to turn water off in unit - coz it was flooding out of overflow/expansion - "These English guys are f'kin brilliant!" - son said.

i liked the music.

Where’s the music ….

Personally, I don't like jigs. To me, it seems that I am doing some of the work twice. I prefer piping up the boilers straight up.

Can you imagine taking the block out in someone's kitchen am not a fan ,the boiler was designed by engineers on a workshop

WLO

Why didn't worchester fix the problems they have rather than stick a plastic cover over things very strange

Terrible design. Hate working on them. All that hassle to remove a plate heat ex.. and all the potential leaks putting it back together. Couple of screws on a duotec and the plate is out. Its as if the design team was making it up as they went along

Worcester 🐕💩💩

I hate Whooster Botch boilers, a pile of 💩💩!! Fairly easy to install, but repairing them is a nightmare!!......Plastic fantastic & razor sharp frame. Fans are a huge issue with these & other WB boilers.