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jonnyboy

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hi lads looking for repair course,s on combi boilers i am in newcastle looking for coureses not too far away cheers
 
Baxi do courses but there HQ is in Warrington, its a good course though, Worcester do one in Bradford, not sure wether this helps!
 
warrington to newcastle about a 3 hour trip , id say thats a bit too far lol
 
3hrs is not to bad , think yourself lucky that you dont live in the west country, Glow-Worm in Bristol is as near as we get for any boiler training !!
 
warrington in january may book last min see how the snow is doing white blanket and freezing at mo up here
 
Baxi courses at Warrington are very good and well worth going on, but there are actualy 4 courses from memory:
Basic Electrical
Boiler theory? - or similar
Fault finding
Advanced fault finding

Can't do the fault finding course until you've done the earlier ones, not sure if they run back to back or not so at least only one journey if stayed over?

Mr Combi one ok, but done in a shortish 1 day course at a hotel with mobile boiler on a jig so only could do electrical tests - but thats the majority of the tests - he also does a DVD which is ok. But no where near as detailed as the Baxi one.
 
I did the Basic electrics, then boiler appreciation then the Fault finding 3 days in a row, then you go away and use the skills that you have learnt then go on the advanced fault finding, well worth doing,ive not done the advanced fault finding yet but will be booking on it soon.
 
Yes i got three Books one for each course on everything that we went through and showing you how to test all your components and about using your multimeter, the books i refer to all the time, very usefull.
 
I've been on both the MR.Combi course and the Baxi course. I would recommend the Baxi course as it's value for money. Mr.Combi tries to condense a three day course into one day. It becomes very difficult to remember everything taught on the day.
 
Get inntouch with the wooooshta rep they do them at killingworth. Also baxi do some at peterlee
Ideal amd a few others at or near leeds
 
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