Flue gas analyser

[AllyBongo]

Doing my fga course next month, is there much involved. Been told to be at the centre for 2pm on a friday. Thinking there ain't much to it lol! Got my TPI analyser delivered this week. Looks a good bit of kit.

So whats involved in the course, and how usefull is the analyser for fault finding & servicing?

 

[Alpha man]

Mine was a 1/2 ish day course, 1 hour practical with 4 tests and 1 hourish sat down explaining rules and regsl!

 

[mfgs]

It's a very simple course, pretty much impossible to fail. The fga is essential for servicing condensing boilers, cannot do it without.

 

[mikegas]

Did mine at baxi training, full day, first half of the day was in the classroom second half was the practical assessment basically taking readings from 3 appliances and saying whether its safe or not, plus written exam 5 questions lol, also showed us how to set up a gas valve an a few other bits

 

[villa_tom]

Mine was the same as the other lads, just a few practicals on a few different boilers and a theory test and away you go. Took about 5 hours. I've got a TPI and its a great bit of kit

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

its strait forward nothing to panic about

 

[AllyBongo]

Cheers on the info guys. Tried it out today after an install, seems easy enough to use suppose its just understanding the readings. Mine is a TPI as well. Love the fact its got diff temp, manometer and leak detection too! Well chuffed

 

[Blake]

It's a doddle and a nice little earner for the training centres