Agree mate, but issue is the landlord check V Service. I always explain to the customer, and most understand, some don’t . Regular customers are the best and you know the boiler as you’ve been looking after it since install .
I agree in raising standards. The landlords safety check is a joke .it should include a full service .hear so many times so called engineers can do the check in 15 mins or even less. It cannot be done .
Standards must be raised and customers made aware... big companies pricing out independents and devaluing our trade.. clearly not servicing.. I wouldn't even say safety checking properly either! great video
Gas safety is a joke at the moment and building regulations not being followed by plumbers and gas engineers as no one is policing it .standards need to be addressed.
I very seldom see a boiler serviced well. Some guys are installers only and have no idea of what a service is. I install service and repair so I consider all the factors from the start. I would go to a 1 year old boiler that installer would not service and find the filter blocked by pipework from install as pipes overlap it or its so concealed you can never access it, plain stupid...
Nice one PP...... I always explain to customers the importance of having a full service and what is involved and the time it takes to do it correctly and therefore the cost , most are happy to have it done and a few decline and just want the FGA check done , it’s up to them which way they go and what they want to spend but I cover myself by giving them the choice..... Cheers mate.....👍
Another great video👍 with these Worcesters I like to place the drain hose straight into the rubber condense tube. It's great for a small hose like you said. Keep up the vids mate
Totally agree with everything you have said. The trouble is customers and homeowners have absolutely 0 knowledge on gas boilers and as a result will weigh out the 1 hours labour when the engineer is out the door in 20 minutes and he/she says it was in tip top condition so didn't have no trouble servicing. If you have a gas boiler at home read up on them and educate yourselves on the basics to know a genuine service cannot physically be done in 15 minutes. Thumbs up - loving the small humour editing details you are sprinkling in the videos and the skit at the end with PB was on the money
You make some really good points. The problem is these big companies. They pay per services which means quantity over quality. Which is breeding bad behaviour. You could get away doing that 10_15yr ago with standard efficiency boiler but modern condensing boilers are a lot more high maintenance Tiers of service is a good idea as mechanic have been offering that for years. Liking the content keep it up.
I think as you say offering 2 tiers of service is a good idea - basic safety check or strip down. Most customers seem most interested in 'how much' so if you offer a price including all new seals etc (and possible baffles, burner, electrodes, gas pipe) you often won't get the job.
Good vid, little tip- cut the handle off that brush and stick the brush in a mini drill. It cleans the heat much better than manually turning the brush. You can go from a -3.5 cell pressure to -5.3 cell pressure.
Great to see someone servicing a boiler the same way as we do! I’ve dealt with a lot of British Gas customers over the past year and some of the boys I’ve seen I’ve been appalling!
hello big guy, hope you alright, yes I do bloody agree, cause whenever I get called for CP12 I am asking do You need a full strip-down service or just a landlord certificate, cause at the end of the day its two different things, but the truth is that always expa check, trap clean and overall check, clean leaking aav perhaps recommendation for a full strip-down for next year
Agree standards need raising...particularly around safety devices. The Greenstar MIs don't mention testing the PRV but the new range MIs include it during servicing. What are your thoughts?
£130 is spot on for service kit + service. Not my favourite boiler but the more you work on them the easier they get. Still get cuts on my hands though 😂😂
@@ParkesPlumbing maybe they’ll learn from it. Most of us try our best and take pride in our work. These guys who give us a bad name definitely deserve something unpleasant 😂
Great as always bro 👍 I doubt any of the diyers would have an Fga to hand. If they did they wouldn't know how to use it 🤣. Most the Worcester kebab heat cells end up ribbed on the outer circumference, why is that?
@@ParkesPlumbing I always thought it was the water passing through the coils over pressuring the passageways. Your explanation seems much more plausible, thanks Tom🤗.
The ribs are caused by localised overheating such as low flow rate or no pump overrun. Last time I was on a course, Worcester advocates against stripping the heat exchanger down annually unless the fan pressure readings indicate this is necessary- or there are signs of distress around the various seals. Perhaps this has changed - but I haven’t seen anything to say so. On my last domestic renewal there was the usual know all type and he boasted that he stripped every unit annually. The Worcester trainer said ‘why?’. The boiler wasn’t designed to be stripped down frequently, the manual says it all. For this reason, we strip them out when the conditions dictate as per manufacturer instructions.
I PUT your "pb plumber training montage" in the comments section of pb plumber's latest video (so now you owe me some advice when I'm stuck on a job :)
There's no requirement to strip the boiler down if the analyser readings are correct, full burn and low burn rate plus the fan pressure test that Worcester requires is it, after you do a flue integrity test if needed. in later manuals should be a flow diagram that shows, as long as the appliance gives the correct results with adjustment if needed, then no further work is needed. If the manufacture specifies that gaskets or other items must be replaced at yearly intervals then those must be done and that's when you clean the appliance. The point of this was to stop engineers from opening up boilers when there is no need, as in the past appliances have not been put back together correctly and fatal accidents have occurred, that was the major factor and why we started using flue gas analysers, now as the industry realised, unless you have one you can't service these condensing boilers. Perhaps you where not around when Corgi reps had large meetings with engineers about getting an analyser as change was about to happened just before The Gas Safe Register took over.
The analyser readings and pressure test would have passed here. But as you could see the seal was compromised and poc was entering the boiler. You can’t rely on analyser alone.
@@ParkesPlumbing If POC in boiler then they would show up as a high CO ppm so readings would show it and yes the reading of an analysers data needs careful interpretation, a good engineer with suspicions raised from readings will know to look for internal leaks, they could not have been correct or the same as a sound appliance that has a good gasket in my experience. Access through the top hatch with an analyser would also show if its leaking so stripping it down unless it leaks, is not required.
Estate agents round my way only willing to pay £20 for a cp12 AND service, no chance, got them up to £25 that’s the most they were willing to pay, told them where to go BUT there must be someone out there doing if for that sort of price, not like they were offering hundreds of houses to do either. Might as well get a job flipping burgers if that’s all you’re charging..
The problem is people (Gas Safe Engineers) making it up as they go along, doing the minimum for the maximum money. British Gas basically conned people for donkeys years taking customers money and essentially doing FA of benefit for the boiler or the customer. I am not talking about these landlord type checks as they are a response to legislation and the quality of the check is a race to the bottom on the price, exactly the same situation as the domestic electrical side with EICRs and both of these checks result in ‘drive by’ inspections. The boiler manufacturers have recommended servicing routines and I believe this is what should be quoted for with domestic customers. Further, most people have a boiler for a purpose and that is to heat water and run their central heating system - a service should (IMHO) include a functional test of DHW and CH performance and importantly testing the primary circuit water chemistry and adding inhibitor (if required) as well as cleaning any magnetic filters. If a primary circuit is found dirty then a strong recommend and perhaps a quote for system flushing to the customer. BTW: I am not familiar with that boiler but judging purely on access from the video, I am not at all sure effective external cleaning of the HEX can be carried out in situ, would it not be better to remove the HEX? Not a criticism just genuinely interested.
I STRONGLY DISAGREE with raising servicing standards, every job go to it's always a G for a NEW boiler and G for my labour, even if it's a dripping kitchen tap G for NEW tap and G for my labour, that's why I'm retired at the age of 21 (fired from the job, not retired in general :)
@@ParkesPlumbing tell you what I'll send you a some boiler porn (boilers with covers off, pcb & boiler spread wide apart), comment was meant to be joke, (I'll try make original comment a bit clearer)
I'll have go it alone after passing my gas safe assessment ( very soon ), I can't get an apprenticeship, my main problem is lack of experience any wise words of wisdom??? it's a genuine question, (I've already I've got most of the tools, yet to get a van),
In my opinion, it’s lack of training the reason people don’t service properly. There should be a course you can take to go through all the different boilers, new and old, showing what’s needed. If the person who you learnt your trade off didn’t know how to do it properly then your not going to know either. The NVQ heating engineers do at college these days is terrible, one day a week, servicing skimmed over and then 4 more days ‘on the tools’ - make it a separate exam/skill and then you will get a better quality of servicing.
Joke that people get away with that level of ‘alleged’ service. Minimum should be seals and emissions. Full service strip down on those greenstars , remove and clean burner and baffles, change seals, clean condense and then reset the gas valve to correct settings after all previous years adjustments. Nice work, great vid 👍
It's a hard one to judge on a boiler I'm 2 years into the trade now. I've seen a lot of work where people don't have pride on knowledge or just don't give a shit on what there doing in general which makes the ones who do have pride in there work suffer. It feels like a dying trade that people need but arnt willing to fund or help.
See this all the time mate. Boiler was "serviced" recently, guy was there 10/15mins. I give my customers the 2 options, basic or full service so they know what they're getting 👍🏽
One tip I think you should adopt. Ise a dust sheet and never put your tool bag direct on a carpet especially a cream one but that aside I go to endless worcester boilers and people ask me what I am doing removing the baffles even though the picture is on the heat exchanger no one has done it previously. They are out there these muppets or con men you decide
@@ParkesPlumbing you are lucky then but don't give anyone an excuse to claim for a new carpet and what if you dropped something either dirty or hot not worth the risk
I’m not a plumber but doesn’t the manufactures instruction state what should be done and when like a car manual, otherwise how would the customer be able to validate a service has been carried out correctly.
@@ParkesPlumbing I've been to many jobs where customer has had british gas contracts for years and boiler has got old and they don't cover it anymore and they have never been properly serviced ever.
@@ParkesPlumbing Gas-safe should be doing something about the 10 min combustion check brigade who say they have "serviced" corgi never did either when telegans came in and the gas board were the biggest culprit.... Many times when stripping a appliance down have customers asked what am I doing? "we have never seen any of the other engineers do this", boiler could be 10 yrs old...................... OHH PB Your guns are so big............ TOO FUNNY !
I try and describe it if a boiler was a car ,to the customer. Landlord check, Halfords Heath check. Boiler service, full strip down, cam belt, oil, filters , mot,etc. Seems to kind of work for me 😂
I find they go flat compared to a newer one and I always replace them! Corrugated gas tubes split on those and obviously those red gaskets require replacing every 5 years! The servicing standards need to be way better! Engineers charge a lot, but do very little like replacing Graphite seals and stripping down Logics!
Tell me if you agree in raising servicing standards below ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Agree mate, but issue is the landlord check V Service. I always explain to the customer, and most understand, some don’t . Regular customers are the best and you know the boiler as you’ve been looking after it since install .
I agree in raising standards. The landlords safety check is a joke .it should include a full service .hear so many times so called engineers can do the check in 15 mins or even less. It cannot be done .
Standards must be raised and customers made aware... big companies pricing out independents and devaluing our trade.. clearly not servicing.. I wouldn't even say safety checking properly either!
great video
Gas safety is a joke at the moment and building regulations not being followed by plumbers and gas engineers as no one is policing it .standards need to be addressed.
I very seldom see a boiler serviced well. Some guys are installers only and have no idea of what a service is. I install service and repair so I consider all the factors from the start. I would go to a 1 year old boiler that installer would not service and find the filter blocked by pipework from install as pipes overlap it or its so concealed you can never access it, plain stupid...
🤣🤣🤣 you’ll have to curl more than the 10’s mate 💪🏽
I’m building up to the 12s
Love the banter in your vids mate. 👏🏼 great work
Cheers mate appreciate it
Thank you for making my Sunday a better day. As always keep the videos coming!
As usual .. thank you for watching! Appreciate ya
Top video mate loved the pb dedication at the end, quality😂
Love the guy
That PB bit at the end 😂😂 brilliant 😂
Cheers Mars
Boils my pee when you find people poke and run, awesome vid bro love the PB bit 🤣
Cheers bud
Nice one PP...... I always explain to customers the importance of having a full service and what is involved and the time it takes to do it correctly and therefore the cost , most are happy to have it done and a few decline and just want the FGA check done , it’s up to them which way they go and what they want to spend but I cover myself by giving them the choice.....
Cheers mate.....👍
Another great video👍 with these Worcesters I like to place the drain hose straight into the rubber condense tube. It's great for a small hose like you said. Keep up the vids mate
Yeh that’s a good way to drain
You also find out if the condensate drain is clear and running away well.
Totally agree with everything you have said.
The trouble is customers and homeowners have absolutely 0 knowledge on gas boilers and as a result will weigh out the 1 hours labour when the engineer is out the door in 20 minutes and he/she says it was in tip top condition so didn't have no trouble servicing.
If you have a gas boiler at home read up on them and educate yourselves on the basics to know a genuine service cannot physically be done in 15 minutes.
Thumbs up - loving the small humour editing details you are sprinkling in the videos and the skit at the end with PB was on the money
Agreed mate. Thanks for watching
Totally agree with raising the standards, a lot of company’s are FGA the boiler and run, coming across it more and more , keep up the good work bud 👍
Cheers Dylan I agree
Bit late mate but very funny re PB Plumber. And yes essentially last guy left boiler 'AR'
Cheers for watching!
You make some really good points. The problem is these big companies. They pay per services which means quantity over quality. Which is breeding bad behaviour.
You could get away doing that 10_15yr ago with standard efficiency boiler but modern condensing boilers are a lot more high maintenance
Tiers of service is a good idea as mechanic have been offering that for years.
Liking the content keep it up.
Cheers mate you’re totally right
Having they loose screws on top of the boiler right next to the open gap to the heat exchanger gave me the fear 😂
Great video as always
I’m a professional with magnets
I think as you say offering 2 tiers of service is a good idea - basic safety check or strip down. Most customers seem most interested in 'how much' so if you offer a price including all new seals etc (and possible baffles, burner, electrodes, gas pipe) you often won't get the job.
Always comes down to price and customer thinks we all offer the same level of service
Great video, great awareness those boilers can be a bastard but am used to them now 😂
Cheers bud
Good vid, little tip- cut the handle off that brush and stick the brush in a mini drill. It cleans the heat much better than manually turning the brush. You can go from a -3.5 cell pressure to -5.3 cell pressure.
Cheers mate .. I did that with a old one but I like to bend it now incase you can’t get in with the drill in a tight cupboard
Great to see someone servicing a boiler the same way as we do! I’ve dealt with a lot of British Gas customers over the past year and some of the boys I’ve seen I’ve been appalling!
Cheers Andy
hello big guy, hope you alright, yes I do bloody agree, cause whenever I get called for CP12 I am asking do You need a full strip-down service or just a landlord certificate, cause at the end of the day its two different things, but the truth is that always expa check, trap clean and overall check, clean leaking aav perhaps recommendation for a full strip-down for next year
I’m good mate thanks!! .. yep totally agree with ya
Agree standards need raising...particularly around safety devices. The Greenstar MIs don't mention testing the PRV but the new range MIs include it during servicing. What are your thoughts?
I wouldn’t like to test the prv on the older juniors as 8/10 you’ll have to replace. I think it’s a good idea as long as they are easily accessible
Yeah.. dry fire is common due to no low pressure switch.
Also dissimilar metals causing the ribbing when this happens.
@@Carl-re6zb Interestingly new Worcester range have a pressure switch.
I just use a Regin hand pump lol, Dr Pipe has a great baffle remover for those really stuck in buggers
Great invention by him! I use a tap spanner and leverage if it’s stuck
Good work Tom, done right as it should be 👍
Cheers Pete
£130 is spot on for service kit + service. Not my favourite boiler but the more you work on them the easier they get. Still get cuts on my hands though 😂😂
I don’t think I’d get £130 in my area. You need some chain mail gloves ha
Scott Brown music and PB end. Ha, ha.👍🏻
Hah I love Scott brown
Definitely want servicing standards to improve. I'm an oil man - and average service takes two to three hours and often longer!
I do oil too and I can confirm it takes a good while to service
People who don’t clean the hex and condens trap should receive one of them brushes where the sun don’t shine.
That would not be pleasant
@@ParkesPlumbing maybe they’ll learn from it.
Most of us try our best and take pride in our work. These guys who give us a bad name definitely deserve something unpleasant 😂
Great video, thanks
You’re welcome!
Great as always bro 👍
I doubt any of the diyers would have an Fga to hand. If they did they wouldn't know how to use it 🤣. Most the Worcester kebab heat cells end up ribbed on the outer circumference, why is that?
Thanks again mate .. ribs appear from lack of water in the system. No low water pressure switch
@@ParkesPlumbing I always thought it was the water passing through the coils over pressuring the passageways.
Your explanation seems much more plausible, thanks Tom🤗.
"skinny donkey" as there known round here ;-) (you can see there ribs) Lack of water/circulation and or blockage is what does it. ;-)
The ribs are caused by localised overheating such as low flow rate or no pump overrun.
Last time I was on a course, Worcester advocates against stripping the heat exchanger down annually unless the fan pressure readings indicate this is necessary- or there are signs of distress around the various seals.
Perhaps this has changed - but I haven’t seen anything to say so. On my last domestic renewal there was the usual know all type and he boasted that he stripped every unit annually. The Worcester trainer said ‘why?’.
The boiler wasn’t designed to be stripped down frequently, the manual says it all. For this reason, we strip them out when the conditions dictate as per manufacturer instructions.
I PUT your "pb plumber training montage" in the comments section of pb plumber's latest video (so now you owe me some advice when I'm stuck on a job :)
Enjoyed
Thanks bud
Waiting for PB's comment am sure he will be flattered. Where you get that PB picture from asking for a friend 😂
I made it. I’ll make it available on my onlyfans
Job well done 👍
Cheers!
How much does one charge for a service like this with parts?
1 hour labour
There's no requirement to strip the boiler down if the analyser readings are correct, full burn and low burn rate plus the fan pressure test that Worcester requires is it, after you do a flue integrity test if needed. in later manuals should be a flow diagram that shows, as long as the appliance gives the correct results with adjustment if needed, then no further work is needed. If the manufacture specifies that gaskets or other items must be replaced at yearly intervals then those must be done and that's when you clean the appliance.
The point of this was to stop engineers from opening up boilers when there is no need, as in the past appliances have not been put back together correctly and fatal accidents have occurred, that was the major factor and why we started using flue gas analysers, now as the industry realised, unless you have one you can't service these condensing boilers.
Perhaps you where not around when Corgi reps had large meetings with engineers about getting an analyser as change was about to happened just before The Gas Safe Register took over.
The analyser readings and pressure test would have passed here. But as you could see the seal was compromised and poc was entering the boiler. You can’t rely on analyser alone.
@@ParkesPlumbing If POC in boiler then they would show up as a high CO ppm so readings would show it and yes the reading of an analysers data needs careful interpretation, a good engineer with suspicions raised from readings will know to look for internal leaks, they could not have been correct or the same as a sound appliance that has a good gasket in my experience. Access through the top hatch with an analyser would also show if its leaking so stripping it down unless it leaks, is not required.
Estate agents round my way only willing to pay £20 for a cp12 AND service, no chance, got them up to £25 that’s the most they were willing to pay, told them where to go BUT there must be someone out there doing if for that sort of price, not like they were offering hundreds of houses to do either. Might as well get a job flipping burgers if that’s all you’re charging..
There’s plenty out there doing them as loss leaders
The problem is people (Gas Safe Engineers) making it up as they go along, doing the minimum for the maximum money. British Gas basically conned people for donkeys years taking customers money and essentially doing FA of benefit for the boiler or the customer. I am not talking about these landlord type checks as they are a response to legislation and the quality of the check is a race to the bottom on the price, exactly the same situation as the domestic electrical side with EICRs and both of these checks result in ‘drive by’ inspections.
The boiler manufacturers have recommended servicing routines and I believe this is what should be quoted for with domestic customers. Further, most people have a boiler for a purpose and that is to heat water and run their central heating system - a service should (IMHO) include a functional test of DHW and CH performance and importantly testing the primary circuit water chemistry and adding inhibitor (if required) as well as cleaning any magnetic filters. If a primary circuit is found dirty then a strong recommend and perhaps a quote for system flushing to the customer.
BTW: I am not familiar with that boiler but judging purely on access from the video, I am not at all sure effective external cleaning of the HEX can be carried out in situ, would it not be better to remove the HEX? Not a criticism just genuinely interested.
You can clean them fine how I have but I have removed them before if too choked up
@@ParkesPlumbing Thanks.👍
I STRONGLY DISAGREE with raising servicing standards, every job go to it's always a G for a NEW boiler and G for my labour, even if it's a dripping kitchen tap G for NEW tap and G for my labour, that's why I'm retired at the age of 21 (fired from the job, not retired in general :)
Lend us a tenner!!
@@ParkesPlumbing tell you what I'll send you a some boiler porn (boilers with covers off, pcb & boiler spread wide apart), comment was meant to be joke, (I'll try make original comment a bit clearer)
I'll have go it alone after passing my gas safe assessment ( very soon ), I can't get an apprenticeship, my main problem is lack of experience any wise words of wisdom??? it's a genuine question, (I've already I've got most of the tools, yet to get a van),
In my opinion, it’s lack of training the reason people don’t service properly. There should be a course you can take to go through all the different boilers, new and old, showing what’s needed. If the person who you learnt your trade off didn’t know how to do it properly then your not going to know either. The NVQ heating engineers do at college these days is terrible, one day a week, servicing skimmed over and then 4 more days ‘on the tools’ - make it a separate exam/skill and then you will get a better quality of servicing.
Agreed. People only want to install them
I cut the top off the brush and stick in a drill find it far more effective wear safety glasses though as it can flick out alot of debris
That’s a good tip!
Are you coming out yet
I’m outn
Joke that people get away with that level of ‘alleged’ service. Minimum should be seals and emissions.
Full service strip down on those greenstars , remove and clean burner and baffles, change seals, clean condense and then reset the gas valve to correct settings after all previous years adjustments.
Nice work, great vid 👍
Cheers mate
It's a hard one to judge on a boiler I'm 2 years into the trade now. I've seen a lot of work where people don't have pride on knowledge or just don't give a shit on what there doing in general which makes the ones who do have pride in there work suffer. It feels like a dying trade that people need but arnt willing to fund or help.
The training in the industry is horrific. I’m looking to change that
Might be a good thing to target for gas safety week
Good call
See this all the time mate. Boiler was "serviced" recently, guy was there 10/15mins. I give my customers the 2 options, basic or full service so they know what they're getting 👍🏽
Best way I think mate
Pretty standard for every single Worcester I attend. 👍💰😎
Easy money
One tip I think you should adopt. Ise a dust sheet and never put your tool bag direct on a carpet especially a cream one but that aside I go to endless worcester boilers and people ask me what I am doing removing the baffles even though the picture is on the heat exchanger no one has done it previously. They are out there these muppets or con men you decide
I clean the bottom of my tool bag daily
@@ParkesPlumbing you are lucky then but don't give anyone an excuse to claim for a new carpet and what if you dropped something either dirty or hot not worth the risk
@@paulgannon3261 I get it .. but i don’t happen. I use an old towel where I’m working to wipe tools after use. Then they go away.
I’m not a plumber but doesn’t the manufactures instruction state what should be done and when like a car manual, otherwise how would the customer be able to validate a service has been carried out correctly.
Tells you all you need to know In the manual .. but people don’t charge enough!
Did it fail the fan pressure test then??
It probably would have passed to be fair.
Did you do the Worcestor Coarse!
To be honest I am not keen on stripping the boiler down.
@@gregbenham5586 yep I’ve done the course. Why don’t you like stripping them?
@@ParkesPlumbing Sorry mate. I haven,t done the coarse which may be the reason I don,t like stripping them down.
@@gregbenham5586 jump on the course mate it’s really good
Most if not all the big companies only carry out 26.9 checks on there services.
Customers paying for this service too which pisses me off
@@ParkesPlumbing I've been to many jobs where customer has had british gas contracts for years and boiler has got old and they don't cover it anymore and they have never been properly serviced ever.
Problem is most engineers work for a company where your on 10 random boilers a day.
Feel sorry for them guys
@@ParkesPlumbing Gas-safe should be doing something about the 10 min combustion check brigade who say they have "serviced" corgi never did either when telegans came in and the gas board were the biggest culprit....
Many times when stripping a appliance down have customers asked what am I doing? "we have never seen any of the other engineers do this", boiler could be 10 yrs old......................
OHH PB Your guns are so big............ TOO FUNNY !
I try and describe it if a boiler was a car ,to the customer.
Landlord check, Halfords Heath check.
Boiler service, full strip down, cam belt, oil, filters , mot,etc. Seems to kind of work for me 😂
🤘🤓🤘
Cheers wayne
Was it BP plumber that did the dodgy service 👀
Lol
Standards should be raised 👌
The penguins out there are just shit engineers and ripping customers off.
🐧🐧🐧
Just bought a full Worcester service kit from the merchant 70 + the dreaded.
Worth it
Good video
Cheers bri
what five sad bastards disliked this video? keep em coming mate fantastic
Probably same 5 every week
So if you don't have Worcester special tool? You're knackered? Lol
You can use tap spanner for bottom one
Decent shoelace will do the job most of the time lol. Adds ten minutes to the job trying to tie your shoes back up tho haha.
Who are you meant to be Ryan Reynolds or Hugh Jackson.
Batman
Mask and tights......
glad I,m not the only Plumber with a fetish!!
Always change the o-ring on those condense traps! Part number is 8-716-113-833-0 😂
Cheers rich .. I’ve never had one leak. I always put silicone lube on
I find they go flat compared to a newer one and I always replace them! Corrugated gas tubes split on those and obviously those red gaskets require replacing every 5 years!
The servicing standards need to be way better! Engineers charge a lot, but do very little like replacing Graphite seals and stripping down Logics!
Dreadful boiler to service, infact dreadful boiler 😂
They’re not that bad!
British gas been doing that for years
Been going to a few lately with the strike
The only good thing to come out of wakefield is jane McDonald.
Good lad .its not hard to service a worcester. I don't understand why some many don't don't do .or say its hard to do.
Just takes a little getting used to like anything