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Right then guys, a little taster to those who haven't been on the intergas P5 training course and want to know a little more.
I did mine on Wednesday down at the Steve Willis Training Centre in Burgees Hill Sussex, started at 0900 with introductions and met Mark Campbell who is the Intergas training and product manager, lovely guy who has been with the company a very long time and who knows the ins and outs of everything Intergas! After reading posts on here I had loads of questions and he had all the answers, with Mark was a colleague called Jason who is the new service engineer for the South East again very knowledgable and easy to talk too!
After some Q & A we got going on the history of Intergas Boilers and where it all started, luckily for me this was fairly brief as my attention span is short at the best of times but was interesting to know a little more about the roots of the company and how it started with "white goods".
Next was a powerpoint and videos about the heat x and how it is made and how it works, again luckily not too long as by now we were itching to get a real look at a boiler.
At last we moved into the work shop where we got to dismantle a combi compact and have a good look inside, what struck me most was how simple things are and how easy it is to change parts inside, it's all just in front of you and as far as I can tell well thought out and updated as and when a better idea comes along!
Mark talked us through the controls and how to set the boiler up and TBH it's simple and effective, the fault codes are kept to a minuim and resetting the programs if someone's gone mad in their is a doodle!!
over all can't thank Mark and Jason enough for the Training day and really look forward to fitting Intergas in the future.
Just like to add if anyone has questions then fire away.
I did mine on Wednesday down at the Steve Willis Training Centre in Burgees Hill Sussex, started at 0900 with introductions and met Mark Campbell who is the Intergas training and product manager, lovely guy who has been with the company a very long time and who knows the ins and outs of everything Intergas! After reading posts on here I had loads of questions and he had all the answers, with Mark was a colleague called Jason who is the new service engineer for the South East again very knowledgable and easy to talk too!
After some Q & A we got going on the history of Intergas Boilers and where it all started, luckily for me this was fairly brief as my attention span is short at the best of times but was interesting to know a little more about the roots of the company and how it started with "white goods".
Next was a powerpoint and videos about the heat x and how it is made and how it works, again luckily not too long as by now we were itching to get a real look at a boiler.
At last we moved into the work shop where we got to dismantle a combi compact and have a good look inside, what struck me most was how simple things are and how easy it is to change parts inside, it's all just in front of you and as far as I can tell well thought out and updated as and when a better idea comes along!
Mark talked us through the controls and how to set the boiler up and TBH it's simple and effective, the fault codes are kept to a minuim and resetting the programs if someone's gone mad in their is a doodle!!
over all can't thank Mark and Jason enough for the Training day and really look forward to fitting Intergas in the future.
Just like to add if anyone has questions then fire away.
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