The ultimate Intergas virgin freebie boiler thread

[Ray Stafford]

CH4? ANz?

You here?

 

[anz]

Here

 

[Ray Stafford]

As an outsider how many moving parts in other boilers and apart from fan & water pump what are they? (please)

Divertor valve, air pressure switch..

 

[solutions]

So let's talk about Intergas for a moment.

Is the "only four moving parts" thing meaningful to you? If so, why?

Not really meaningful just marketing c@rp. 4 moving parts
Intergas:
*fan
*gasvalve
*pump
*flowswitch
Most other combi's:
Only have a diverter valve in addition to that.

My most regular repair on combis is exp vessels and prv's followed by fans on pre high efficiency boilers. Rarely gas valves, Or fans in modern boilers but then they have not been in service for 15+ years yet so I'm sure they will start going eventually.

 

[Ray Stafford]

Anz, Hammers, Riley, CH4, are you watching?

awaiting

Aye aye

Here

Good.

You are all still at risk.

Solutions, chalked, you are both safe for tonight. Congratulations.

 

[hammers4spanner]

Solutions n chalked pass the cash ?

 

[Riley]

Twitchy bum time

 

[Ray Stafford]

Solutions n chalked pass the cash ?

Phew! Back to your cynical old normal self

 

[solutions]

I serviced an intergas about a week ago and I am not swayed yet. I just don't like aluminium heat exchangers.
Or swathes of plastic on boiler cases. But the lack of a diverted valve is a benefit and more so the large bore copper Heat exchanger path ways.
Simple to clean once you get the 15 or so burner door nuts off.

 

[rpm]

Solutions n chalked pass the cash ?

Can`t see why else the storekeeper should mention who handles his personal banking in that other thread myself. lol

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

I'm here again lol

 

[Ray Stafford]

I'm here again lol

Read up the thread. You are one of four looking at an early shower!

Hold the front page! Also safe for tonight is....

 

[anz]

...

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

Haha I like living on the edge

 

[hammers4spanner]

I serviced an intergas about a week ago and I am not swayed yet. I just don't like aluminium heat exchangers.
Or swathes of plastic on boiler cases. But the lack of a diverted valve is a benefit and more so the large bore copper Heat exchanger path ways.
Simple to clean once you get the 15 or so burner door nuts off.

Lack of a diverter always a benefit pesky darn things

 

[Ray Stafford]

Can I just mention that Famous Grouse is a poor substitute for JD? really poor.

 

[hammers4spanner]

jamesons whiskey always a nice tipple

 

[rpm]

Could be a good time for a meal break Ray.

 

[Ray Stafford]

Could be a good time for a meal break Ray.

I finished my lasagne in the time it took this lot to dis my choice of hostelry!

 

[Ray Stafford]

jamesons whiskey always a nice tipple

Is that an ... Offer...? hammers..?

 

[rpm]

Comfort break then?

 

[lame plumber]

not that many bolts to whip off the hex cover, even better only 2 screws to remove the front access cover. Doddle to get bits on and off when needed, just need a bit of care when installing them not to loosen pump nuts etc. In my experience they are easy to install, no stress as you can set up initially as a water heater, then finish your pipework for rads in slow time. easy to set up the heating side for most efficient running, fans and pcbs are a bit pricy if you have to pay for them, but intergas have refunded me for any parts i supplied under warranty to date. Just need to be firm with them, then stroppy, then bloody minded and kick up a fuss

 

[Ray Stafford]

Comfort break then?

Or perhaps just get involved in a non sequitur conversation with you, in order to frustrate the four nervous ones?

 

[hammers4spanner]

Is that an ... Offer...? hammers..?

If it helps yes ,if it don't then no lol

 

[rpm]

Have you spoken to Mrs S & Miss S tonight?