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dont EVER blow up an analogic switch!!
they measure air frequency digitally, and there will never be a click
e30 is an icongruency between analogic and antiboil switch ( the one with the click)
blowing up the tube simply destroys the switch
ive made that mistake, and it explains the e30 fault, new analogic switch required im afraid
if you enter the diagnostics and scroll trhough the controls, it will fill and show u the water volume as it increases on the display, its the only way youll ever test it
costly lesson :lesson:
theyre ok i suppose.. pays average, just targets and performance count for a lot, there are worse jobs
if the heater does indeed check out ok, maybe its a thermistor/pcb problem, possibly a pressure switch fault
call someone proffesional in, and theyll get into the diagnostics, and it will tell you itself whats wrong
aint an easy one, that im afraid
exhaust stat? only thing left
open the door, look upwards, there it is.. screws, pull it out gently…plug out, for sure
£50 is cheap
dont undervalue yourself.. customers never see the hell they put you through on the refresher, nor do they understand the massive safety implications
they’ll be the quickest on the fone if theres a problem, try and call british gas/stoves out for £50.. theyll laugh at you
gas trained engineers are like rockin horse dung, and, as ive said before.. its not for customers to dictate how much we charge for our services
put it up to £60 if they dont have it repaired, fine, charge em £60 for plumbing their new one in
ask yourself this? how much would a plumber charge for a basic installation ( asssuming all the pipework was correct?)
exactly.. but you’ll ony charge £50 for stripping down a cooker, repairing it, doin a tightnes and soundness test, and basically being responsible for every gas appliance in their building?? think about it
whats this napti thing then?
