So come on the pro and cons of intergas

[dancinplumba]

Pray tell why?

then i get to fit more

 

[dancinplumba]

Dyson promoted his bagless Vacuum idea for over 20 years, no major manufacturer wanted to know.

Once he started doing very well out of it, they all became interested and came up with similar ideas.

The same could happen with Intergas.

look at their other products ? very innovative, and it is a very profitable company

 

[dancinplumba]

oh, and they dont even have a heatex gasket

 

[kay-jay]

they are all jumping on the bandwagon, if a boilers good then no need for long warranties. and they do replace. ALL those parts. theres only 4 parts in an igas. they offer 5 yrs warranty and 10 on heatex

So does ferroli on the new modena and intergas was started by a guy who worked for ferroli..... Im a bit concerned that its the same thing re-badged

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[Leo21]

they are all jumping on the bandwagon, if a boilers good then no need for long warranties. and they do replace. ALL those parts. theres only 4 parts in an igas. they offer 5 yrs warranty and 10 on heatex

Iff they have real confidence in there product they would be seven years or even longer. It certainly gives the customer peace of mind. It may sound like of got something against Intergas, I haven't. When there really proven and the warranties longer I might jump on the band wagon myself.

 

[Leo21]

oh, and they dont even have a heatex gasket

When I serviced one they had a crap string like gasket when you split the heat x for cleaning.

 

[dancinplumba]

So does ferroli on the new modena and intergas was started by a guy who worked for ferroli..... Im a bit concerned that its the same thing re-badged

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totally different heatex, and dare i say that the modena will/could be good product if they get rid of the crappy fittings that come with it. another downside to the modena is the bore of the heatex

 

[kay-jay]

totally different heatex, and dare i say that the modena will/could be good product if they get rid of the crappy fittings that come with it. another downside to the modena is the bore of the heatex

The 'combi' modena has only 4 moving parts and no divertor or no plate hex. They use a pipe in pipe system.....don't know enough about iintergas but it sounds like its almost the same........seems to me like its the same but rebadged ......
Perhaps im wrong....

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[dancinplumba]

When I serviced one they had a crap string like gasket when you split the heat x for cleaning.

my bad, they do just never had to replace one

 

[Leo21]

The 'combi' modena has only 4 moving parts and no divertor or no plate hex. They use a pipe in pipe system.....don't know enough about iintergas but it sounds like its almost the same........seems to me like its the same but rebadged ......
Perhaps im wrong....

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Those ferollis are awfull things, if Intergas are like that there doomed.

 

[dancinplumba]

doomed, doomed i tell thee. nothing like a ferroli leo, you should know you fitted igas

 

[Leo21]

doomed, doomed i tell thee. nothing like a ferroli leo, you should know you fitted igas

They don't look the same, meant more reliability.

 

[dancinplumba]

have you ever herd of the everlasting match ? its kept under lock and key because if they sold it the match making industry would be devastated

 

[kay-jay]

have you ever herd of the everlasting match ? its kept under lock and key because if they sold it the match making industry would be devastated

I remember reading a book in primary school about roger the red hat with a candle that wouldn't blow out....is that what you mean?????

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[dancinplumba]

They don't look the same, meant more reliability.

i look at ferroli and think of ideal with their logic, its there last chance. its for the cheapo end of market and could be a winner for them imo

 

[dancinplumba]

I remember reading a book in primary school about roger the red hat with a candle that wouldn't blow out....is that what you mean?????

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no thats the everlasting candle daft head, have you noticed how you can only read stories about it

 

[Leo21]

have you ever herd of the everlasting match ? its kept under lock and key because if they sold it the match making industry would be devastated

They are, everyone's bought lighters.

 

[dancinplumba]

They are, everyone's bought lighters.

but lighters run out ya see, the everlasting match does exactly wot it sez on the tin, lasts forever an ever an ever

 

[Leo21]

but lighters run out ya see, the everlasting match does exactly wot it sez on the tin, lasts forever an ever an ever

Yes but lighters are real.

 

[dancinplumba]

Yes but lighters are real.

who told you that ? a sparks ? pmsl

 

[TBServices]

Dyson promoted his bagless Vacuum idea for over 20 years, no major manufacturer wanted to know.

Once he started doing very well out of it, they all became interested and came up with similar ideas.

The same could happen with Intergas.

The dyson hoovers are utter ****e though.

Personally I find that the most common fault I attend on boilers is div valve, so to not have one is a huge bonus IMO. I'd happily fit intergas if I knew a local supplier.

 

[dancinplumba]

and when there is no more div valves to change ? what will we do ?

 

[dancinplumba]

doomed, doomed, doomed. i did tell thee )

 

[TBServices]

and when there is no more div valves to change ? what will we do ?

Tbh I'd probably add the charge the extra I would make on a div vale on to quote for it being a "SUPER RELIABLE BOILER!" lol, or give them a Vaillant for less. Tbh in this age of 5-7 year warranties, the money is on the install, wouldn't worry bout repairs. Hopefully all their mates will want the same awesome boiler fitted by me lol.

 

[vern]

and when there is no more div valves to change ? what will we do ?

Mend leaks on Magnacleans, and replace crackered RF stats lol