On the cracked turret photo it looked to me like the access pnl had been supplemented with a secondary air supply, like some one had used a twin flue off an old alpha?
On the cracked turret photo it looked to me like the access pnl had been supplemented with a secondary air supply, like some one had used a twin flue off an old alpha?
possible someone told said tard who fitted it alpha and baxi flues the same ,did not differentiate between SE and HE ,little bit of knowledge and said mess is created
Almost exactly 1 year ago I reported this to the supplier while doing a LSC at a nearby property. Since then the tenant of the nearby property has also reported it to the supplier as well as the owner of the nearby property.
Yet still, it remains. No doubt being repeatedly driven over ever day. It is by the entrance to a car port below a coach house.
@ LPC The gas supplier wont move it. the cust will have to get a box on the wall and pay to connect...I'll bet good money on that..I know suppliers are daft but that must have been on a grass part originally and tarmacked over. doubt they ever fit sunken boxes on drives..
Nope, there from new. Houses are only ~15 years old. The ECV lever has been bent and is crushing the anaconda. Everything is rusted to buggery.
Meter is in the direct path of the [tight] entrance to a car port space.
Nope, there from new. Houses are only ~15 years old. The ECV lever has been bent and is crushing the anaconda. Everything is rusted to buggery.
Meter is in the direct path of the [tight] entrance to a car port space.
Maybe plans were changed as that would never have been signed off! Best bet would be to see if Transporter will move it to a wall box - still a risk of it getting ****ted though!