How to Learn Boiler Repairs Fast! With Coach Tony Morgan

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  • Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
  • If you’re a new engineer looking to drastically improve your boiler repair skills, visit www.masterfulengineer.co.uk/ Also you can follow me on TikTok / masterfulengineer
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Комментарии • 35

  • @ikennaenebe7776
    @ikennaenebe7776 Год назад +1

    Excellent

  • @michaelrose7258
    @michaelrose7258 3 года назад

    I bought this course before I qualified as a gas engineer. I have to say that this course is absolutely invaluable to new engineers who are yes qualified but are daunted by repairs, which you have no experience. This course explains everything in detail and makes you a better engineer much quicker than it would normally take. I am now employed as a gas engineer and this course has helped my hugely.Anyone who has paid money for a fast track course needs the Masterful engineer course if you want to become better and more competent much quicker. Quite simply, invaluable

  • @leonardbalint4930
    @leonardbalint4930 3 года назад

    this is brilliant, thank you very much

  • @leewhittaker1532
    @leewhittaker1532 3 года назад

    Good video guys

  • @waheedjalali1618
    @waheedjalali1618 3 года назад

    Well done they both explained realy good
    May we know if they have been in plumbing or heating field befor joining masterful engineers?

    • @waheedjalali1618
      @waheedjalali1618 3 года назад

      Well done Tom and Diane 👍👍

    • @BoilerrepairNet
      @BoilerrepairNet  3 года назад

      No, they are brand new to the industry. Why do you ask?

    • @BoilerrepairNet
      @BoilerrepairNet  3 года назад

      hey we're currently trying to grow our Facebook group and would love you to join Tony and the team using this link, Tony will be available to answer all your questions directly facebook.com/groups/167070231326174 we will also add this link above.

    • @aftermath3127
      @aftermath3127 Год назад

      ngl but tom was way better LOL he had the science naild down much better

  • @BoilerrepairNet
    @BoilerrepairNet  3 года назад

    What stage of development are you ?

  • @raihankhan5638
    @raihankhan5638 2 года назад +1

    This is very useful video, how can I contact with you for boiler repair course .

  • @naeemqureshi5361
    @naeemqureshi5361 3 года назад

    How can I contact you. I am trying to join you but link on Google is not working 😕

    • @BoilerrepairNet
      @BoilerrepairNet  3 года назад

      Try this link to Master The Basics arboilers.kartra.com/page/masterthebasics

  • @musashi1045
    @musashi1045 3 года назад +4

    This course seems brilliant! How much is the course and how long does it last? I am starting a new career in this industry and this video explains how the boiler sequences work perfectly. Thanks

    • @BoilerrepairNet
      @BoilerrepairNet  3 года назад +1

      Hi click on this link visit www.masterfulengineer.co.uk/
      can you can see all about it

    • @MSKChess
      @MSKChess 3 года назад

      Dude I don't mean to be rude but have you never read a Manufacturer Instructions? It tells you exactly that, how the boiler works and what the parts are.

    • @BoilerrepairNet
      @BoilerrepairNet  3 года назад

      @@MSKChess If you find any MI that explains like this so you can memorise it, please let me know.

    • @musashi1045
      @musashi1045 3 года назад +1

      @@MSKChess I have read a few but its putting reading knowledge into actual physical knowledge. Having been shadowing a gas engineer working on boilers daily and doing it without pay cause I'm wanting to work in this industry. I've noticed you can read as much paperwork, read as much books and manuals but nothing can beat actually physically doing the job manually.

    • @MSKChess
      @MSKChess 3 года назад

      Sure the Baxi Duo Tec installation and servicing MI, section 3.0 Appliance operation, it even has diagrams showing the primary flow in heating and hot water mode, Vokera have even more details of sequence of operation as do Worcester and many others, even crappy ones like Heatline. @@BoilerrepairNet

  • @originalsoldier6742
    @originalsoldier6742 3 года назад +1

    Tony I would tell your students not to poke around a live boiler with that screw driver, unless you want them to learn the hard way..