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alibongo
Earlier today I reported a strange encounter with a central heating engineer.For legal reasons I needed a boiler signed off.I asked the engineer not to find needless faults, as my past experience has led me to distrust needless poking about in perfectly serviceable parts (borne out by todays experiences!).
He did a visual inspection of the flue, the burner, gas pressure, etc., and before he left he turned of the tap to the domestic supply, so we had no domestic hot water.(the solution was supplied via this forum by steveb).
When I rang him a couple of hours later, he said I probably had problems with sale in the heat exchanger, and would face a bill o£500 plus.
Do you think I should report this guy, or is this the way engineers put food on the table?(I am happy to supply his name by pm).
He did a visual inspection of the flue, the burner, gas pressure, etc., and before he left he turned of the tap to the domestic supply, so we had no domestic hot water.(the solution was supplied via this forum by steveb).
When I rang him a couple of hours later, he said I probably had problems with sale in the heat exchanger, and would face a bill o£500 plus.
Do you think I should report this guy, or is this the way engineers put food on the table?(I am happy to supply his name by pm).
