Nice one thanks for the tip mate 👍🏽

Thanks mate, I discovered this afterwards thanks to everyone who commented to let me know 👍🏽 these small bits of information can really help each other out

Brilliant Dave - hope it all goes ok mate!

Same,doing one tomorrow for the first time. Thanks for the vid

What's the charge for full service

Nice one thanks mate 👍🏽

Glad you enjoyed it

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Thank you!

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Nope never worked for BG, was with a social housing maintenance firm and now self employed

Yes mate, just under the fan you'll find the -ve pressure test point cap. Good practice to do a full strip clean even if it passed FGA and fan pressure checks, it's all about preventative maintenance, not reactive!

@@hdhanji8006 thanks mate

What H Dhanji said 😉

Interesting question. When in doubt always follow the Manufacturer's Instructions 🤣🥴🙄😉

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Yes potentially could do it that way too 👍🏽

I've had it happen to me once mate. I always let the customer know of this issue before starting as it's a big expense if it happens! A good method is to warm the fan up a bit with a hairdryer before putting the power on to dry off any excess moisture

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A bike pump with a gauge will do 👍🏽

@@cputilitysolutions Thanks Mate

Thanks mate. The compressor is great! Especially with a 5ah battery I rarely need to charge it. Only thing I'd say it's bigger than the other brand ones so can be a bit bulky, but where I'm DeWalt with everything else it made sense to get it

@@cputilitysolutions cheers just bought one my Parkside one is nearly finished after 4years and also on Dewalt battery platform so makes sense keep the videos coming will share the like subscribe and 👍 👌

Hi, please message me on 07912288451 👍🏽

Thank you, the boiler has a drain off point below the pump 👍🏾

Thanks for you reply. Is that where the black hose connects to the condensate pipe. I had a call yesterday to re charge the expansion vessel but i struggled to drain the boiler. I downloaded the boiler pdf but it only stated there is an internal drain point. I’m going back next week to service the boiler so I’ll have another go at draining the boiler

Not sure, mate, if it's in max rate it should stay ramped up 🤔

@@cputilitysolutions yes it is a strange one never had it before

Did you check the fan pressure at max rate before you started?

Just for holding screws, etc so they don't get lost

Yeah I've had that before too

@@cputilitysolutions what would help is say a bit of drain down hose to hold the silver bit up with the nut so you have two hands to get it back in my mate takes all the fan out todo it

Thank you, I charge £150 plus parts for a full strip down service

Find a local boiler spares and build a relationship with them. I get my bits from Essex Boiler Spares. But you can look at online merchants too. I keep a variety of van stock to get first time fixes but you'll learn what to carry as you go out on your own and finally which common parts you're replacing

@@cputilitysolutions thanks mate 👌

So I can show boilers that I'm attracted to them

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£180+vat labour plus parts 👍🏾

Whereabouts are you based?

@@cputilitysolutions where are you from bro

Taking out the top burner is two fold. It allows you to flush through the heat exchanger properly and replace the burner seal that can fail over time.

the easiest and less time consuming way is to purchase a baxi. takes 2 mins to gain entry inside the burner. worcester like to make it as difficult as possible.i have no idea why people think worcesters are the best. they take twice as long to service and cost nearly twice as much to purchase.the o ring seals fail just as much as any other boiler,and they arnt any more efficient as any other band A boiler. complete waste of money in my opion.that opinion has been collected with over 35 years of fitting boilers@@karenmatthews9522

Oh well, win some lose some

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