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lancsdave 21-03-2007 12:32
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 400555)
right enough people!!!!

It is true that at the mo, appts aren't given as the work is allocated on a daily basis to the workmen. However, in next few weeks we have new "repairs" software being installed which will allow appts!

Don't worry if you have to go out, if you come back and there is a card behind door ring me instead!!! :D will pm you me work number
Does this mean you can get my boiler fixed ? :D :D :D :D

harwood red 21-03-2007 12:36
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
I so wish, cos mine needs fixing too!! But all our gas lads hate my make of boiler :confused: . I am replacing mine soon anyway with one they can fix if anything goes wrong, ha ha :D

Neil 21-03-2007 13:36
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 400561)
our gas lads ... one they can fix
You can't use those words together. I have heard many times about CORGI reg plumbers/gas "experts" etc who have no idea how to fix a boiler. They often just guess and change something which ends up costing the poor customer a shed load of money.

What make is yours and what is wrong with it / what problem are you getting?

flashy 21-03-2007 13:59
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
*starts humming the tune to 'neil'll fix it for you, and you and you and....youuuuuuuuu'*

Neil 21-03-2007 15:11
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
I have been known to sort out the odd old boiler in my time ;) :D



Note. The above post does not imply that Harwood Red is an old boiler, she is younger than me.
Or anyone else on this forum

chav1 21-03-2007 15:49
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 400558)
Does this mean you can get my boiler fixed ? :D :D :D :D

man she will kick yor arse for saying that :eek:

chav1 21-03-2007 15:50
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
so how long before we can award flashytart one of these then :D

http://h1.ripway.com/dirtyboy30/JIMW...l-fix-it10.jpg


edit:

just realised its a soap version, iem not sayin she stinks or anything lol

flashy 21-03-2007 16:57
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
hmmmmmm lol

harwood red 21-03-2007 20:35
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
I'm not too bothered about getting my boiler fixed as I have a feeling the PCB is going faulty ...AGAIN...plus it keeps losing pressure and has now sprung a leak!!! And as I am replacing it at same time as my kitchen in couple of months is doesn't seem worth the cost!

harwood red 21-03-2007 20:36
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 400634)
I have been known to sort out the odd old boiler in my time ;) :D



Note. The above post does not imply that Harwood Red is an old boiler, she is younger than me.
Or anyone else on this forum
Oooo so glad you added the note to the end :p :rolleyes:

Neil 22-03-2007 05:28
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
A boiler losing pressure could be a pipe leaking anywhere in the house. In your case it is most probably caused by the leak you can see on the boiler.

You say your PCB is on its way out again, what make of boiler is it out of interest? What make have you decided to replace it with when your kitchen is done? No I am not nosey, just interested.

harwood red 22-03-2007 11:21
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
it's an ariston that refuses to go on and on and on (if you remember advert) replacing it with a baxi (but forgot model number) :)

Neil 22-03-2007 11:46
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 401095)
replacing it with a baxi (but forgot model number) :)
80, 105, 133, 105 instant

The instant is a good boiler. It contains a small store of hot water so you don't have to wait as long as most combi's for the water to get hot.
I would not put an 80 in a dolls house, much to small an output so you get a low flow of hot water. I was going to fit a 133he but have not got round to it yet. You get lots of hot water with the higher output ones.
Ask your plumber to price up the Main range by Baxi, same boiler, different box, less money :D

harwood red 23-03-2007 02:58
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 401124)
80, 105, 133, 105 instant

The instant is a good boiler. It contains a small store of hot water so you don't have to wait as long as most combi's for the water to get hot.
I would not put an 80 in a dolls house, much to small an output so you get a low flow of hot water. I was going to fit a 133he but have not got round to it yet. You get lots of hot water with the higher output ones.
Ask your plumber to price up the Main range by Baxi, same boiler, different box, less money :D
Hopefully it will be the 105E instant :)

flashy 07-09-2008 15:54
Re: how does your repair line work??
 
well its jammed shut AGAIN - has anyone got a crow bar please? i aint waiting another 7 days for them to come out and fix it, its the exact same problem that i had last year :(

but this time my freezer is under there, i cant live off whats in my cupboard for the next 7 days


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