hammerheat
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Going to look at a glowworm ultracom 30sxi . Customer says noisy ignition, any ideas?
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There is a common problem with these, its the first thing you need to check, cant tell you to much don't know if you are a registered gas engineer, but think what ignites the gas ??
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