Best leaving the electrodes in so you can check position to burner whilst it’s out. No graphite seal to replace either unlike when you take electrodes out.
Congratulations Mate, We all say two is enough and end up with 4, Shorter videos is much easier to watch and day of the week, Sundays seems to be very busy with long content, Great verity Mate, On the Stuart Turner pump if there is an isolation valve on the out let turn it half off that will solve the on off problem 👍👍🤜
Good video as always . You say enough and pass on info without cutting corners First things first Congrats on the bairn, twos plenty bill If you don’t mind me saying I was always under the impression the rotary brush you use inside the HE is too strong and removes a protective coating but I can’t show you this in black and white anywhere I like the shorter videos . Some guys on RUclips give out good thorough info like tomkat training but they can make a chat last a good while for sure Keep up the good work
Nice detailed work. I'm curious why the vitodens is being swapped seeing as you've just stripped and cleaned it proper and far as I'm aware it's still a pretty efficient model wasn't the only issue remaining a filling loop? Seems mad to have a boiler exchange over a filling loop unless I'm missing something
@ryanarbuckle789 when I cap the outlet valve on a commercial meter and walk off after a failed test. The customer says they had the their boiler serviced a month ago. When I respond did the the engineer do a tightness test? All I hear is silence... so yes drop tests should be carried out on Services .
Hope you charged landlord for your time re the shower pump visit. Landlord could have resolved that 'noisy boiler' report with a visit to their tenant rather than call you in.
A little trick I do with regular customers where I havn't had to do any work is charge them just enough to cover fuel and time, instead of a full hour's charge. This keeps everyone happy. If you do a job for free, they don't appreciate it and quickly forget, but if you charge them £31 they think that's really cheap, and you have covered your fuel and lunch money.
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Top Man. You are a blessing to the gas industry. One bad person is a CURSE!!
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Well done Chirag. Good on ya for doing the tightness test. It is good practice for a piece of mind.❤
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Great video, awesome, meticulous work. Congrats on your forthcoming bundle of joy 👍🙂
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Training as a heating engineer and your videos are a massive help in learning. Thank you.
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Congrats on the new arrival mate!
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Loving the content keep it up mate
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Congrats, Squire! May you have many happy year's together!
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Congratulations for your new arrival and thanks for sharing your experience. Bless you
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Congratulations on the baby, and great videos
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Best leaving the electrodes in so you can check position to burner whilst it’s out. No graphite seal to replace either unlike when you take electrodes out.
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Congrats dude🎉
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Congratulations and hope all goes well.
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Great content. 👍
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Congrats on the baby girl mate hope all goes well 🤞
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🎉congratulations
Congratulations mate
Thanks!
there is no requirment to do a tightness test on a boiler service
So you wouldn't do a tightness when breaking into the gas supply?
Why would you, though, on a service? You've isolated the gas tap
@@ryanarbuckle789 then how can you prove the section you've interrupted is tight without having had done a tightness first?
@@cputilitysolutions With LDF
@@cputilitysolutions that's a different thing.
Great video
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Great content bro👍🏾 I love that uni light….well until I left it a a customers 😫
Ahh that's the worst!!
Congratulations Mate,
We all say two is enough and end up with 4,
Shorter videos is much easier to watch and day of the week,
Sundays seems to be very busy with long content,
Great verity Mate,
On the Stuart Turner pump if there is an isolation valve on the out let turn it half off that will solve the on off problem
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Nice one Tony appreciate the feedback too 👍🏽
You lucky boy regards finding the gas leak where is was 😉
Good video pal 👍🏻
Tell me about it!
Good video as always .
You say enough and pass on info without cutting corners
First things first
Congrats on the bairn, twos plenty bill
If you don’t mind me saying I was always under the impression the rotary brush you use inside the HE is too strong and removes a protective coating but I can’t show you this in black and white anywhere
I like the shorter videos . Some guys on RUclips give out good thorough info like tomkat training but they can make a chat last a good while for sure
Keep up the good work
Nice one mate thank you and appreciate the feedback 👍🏽
Nice one CP. Good watch. Boy did you get lucky with the gas leak.. .
Yeah man tell me about it!
Great video, you got lucky with that gas leak 😁. Great work , seldom seen nowadays 👍
Thank you! Yup very lucky 😅
😂 tenants can be a pain … keep up the good work mate love your content 👍
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Good content as always chirag 😀
Thanks man 👍🏽
Nice detailed work. I'm curious why the vitodens is being swapped seeing as you've just stripped and cleaned it proper and far as I'm aware it's still a pretty efficient model wasn't the only issue remaining a filling loop? Seems mad to have a boiler exchange over a filling loop unless I'm missing something
That was the next job mate, old Ideal classic flue was rotted through 👍🏽
Lucky where that leak was😀 What was that hose sprayer thing you were using on the Viessmann looked handy.👍
Tell me about it mate! It's the karcher OC3 👍🏽
Man A10 boilers!! when I lived in ilford and worked up that way used to go in there all the time bro
Ah nice!
A10 are a good bunch of lads.
@@Plumbing-and-gas totally
thans for the video. what's the wrist band you're wearing about?
Out of interest, which water quality test system do you use; I favour Scalemaster itest.
TT tests paramount, well done!
Stop using the brush on the drill mate 😂 more harm than good honestly
Good video mate
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You only need to do a soundness test if you interupt the gas supply simple
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Mind telling me how much youd charge for this type of service? Thanks
Nice video what is that cleaning attachment you are using
Thanks man it's from Toolstation part no. 28885 and the extension bar is just a flat wood bit extension
Cracking video, did you charge for the shower pump job visit?❤
Cheers Dan, yep absolutely!
You won't look back or miss the Kane 458 when you upgrade to the new Kane.
I've heard a few people have had some problems with the 458s
Do you use the rogue 2 for servicing/repairs ?
Yes mate
Whats that machine u got to clean the burner, hoover and drill bit... boss you got links?
Karcher OC3 👍🏽
@@cputilitysolutions whats that drill bit called?
Toolstation part no. 28885
Not sure why you’re carrying out a TT on a boiler service….
Because I prefer to be diligent in my work, if I'm the last person to work on a gas appliance I'm doing a tightness test to cover my myself 👍🏽
Don't see why you're doing a Tightness test on a boiler service.
@@ryanarbuckle789 my above comment
Absolutely, always test everything...
@ryanarbuckle789 when I cap the outlet valve on a commercial meter and walk off after a failed test. The customer says they had the their boiler serviced a month ago. When I respond did the the engineer do a tightness test? All I hear is silence... so yes drop tests should be carried out on Services .
Put shower pump on a rubber Matt 👍
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How much did Kevin pay you to advertise A10?
I didn't advertise anything, just mentioned I've used them in the past
Hope you charged landlord for your time re the shower pump visit. Landlord could have resolved that 'noisy boiler' report with a visit to their tenant rather than call you in.
Yup still got paid for that one!
A little trick I do with regular customers where I havn't had to do any work is charge them just enough to cover fuel and time, instead of a full hour's charge. This keeps everyone happy. If you do a job for free, they don't appreciate it and quickly forget, but if you charge them £31 they think that's really cheap, and you have covered your fuel and lunch money.
Probably not had the feet fitted
tf2 filter i would leave that well alone LOL only have to look at them and they leak 🤣🤣🤣
You know that 😂
aye mate im a heating engineer also 🤣🤣🤣
Mate your getting a bit tasty at this vlog lark. iv'e been using A10 parts for must be 25years when they were in there old shop🙏🙏
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