Well That Didn't Go To Plan - A Day In The Life Of A Gas Engineer 140
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Well that didn't go to plan, I thought I'd taken enough pressure off the system but there was still some water left behind it! After that I had a good few breakdowns to get through which was fun. Hope you all enjoy the video!
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Fair play mate. Never wanna rip off customers. It’ll work out better being honest in the long run
Definitely mate
Being honest like that will always pay off in the end,customers will remember what you did
Definitely 👌🏾
Spot on with that Baxi…I think at start you knew it was hex but didn’t want it to be, I would of been same trying everything, passing it to manufacturers can feel like throwing work away but it’s what’s best for customer and long term that will pay you back 10 times over mate 🙌👍
Yeah man I knew in the back of my mind but I didn't wanna give up!
I’m an old as dust (35) improver and your videos are really helpful. Thanks a lot!
Thank you mate!
Shame
That plug on the heat ex didn’t work :( but I’d of done the same, advising them to get a one off repair. You did the right thing buddy.
I know man I hate to be beaten but sometimes it is what it is and we try to give our customers the best solution
Lamp Master is always honest, and very good at his job ❤ him.
😁 thanks man appreciate the comment 👊🏾
Another top breakdown video. Nothing like a good old van stock. ❤ thanks Chirag .
Thanks man 😊
Honestly, it is the best policy
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Need a word with josh about flue off that boiler bud a little bit of making good needed as well
🫣 good advice on the other repairs 😉👍 regards Wayne
Thanks mate 👍🏾
Honesty it’s king. See a few of ur videos, and get some info where needed from them. Keep it up . All the best.
Thank you mate 👍🏾
I don't think I've ever came across a leaking blank plug on the DuoTec/Promax HEX that wasn't a burst heat exchanger. Unfortunate as they're a great boiler and customers usually want to rip it out for a new boiler
Yup one of my faves 👌🏾
Nice job 👏
Thank you 👍🏾
Love your van stock mate! Do you normally do refurbed parts or brand new? 😅
Normally new but I give the customer the option
Wow pcb and fan …expensive ……👍
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Why do people not clear around the boiler in advance of engineer visit, is just common courtesy. That last one they could have unscrewed that woodwork. I would.
Yup get it all the time!
Had an ok week apart from an extremely obnoxious customer, he said his dog was very calm and friendly, but when I tapped on the living room door his dog went absolutely mental, he then left me a really bad review saying that I was trying to get out of his house as quickly as possible, yes I bloody was because I didn’t want to get eaten alive by his dog, he said I didn’t check any of his radiators which I did apart from the one where he kept his dog, not a big issue but it pissed me off because I do my absolute best to do everything I can to make customers happy, annoying but no big deal I guess 😂😂😂
Ah mate that's frustrating! I don't mind dogs as long as they're friendly, but then again it's an animal so you don't know what it's thinking, especially if you're a stranger in it's home!
@@cputilitysolutions what annoyed me the most was that he gave me 4 out of ten purely because I made his dog bark and didn’t even consider the work I had done for him, I could instantly tell he was an arse hole the second I met him, a day in the life of a gas engineer I suppose 😂😂😂
@@CarlAtkinson-zu1zh we all get them from time to time 🤦🏾♂️