What heat only boilers don't require pump overrun?

[R1CKY]

Besides the Baxi Solo HE?

Brother in law popped round earlier to say his Glow Worm Micron 40ff is leaking and something electrical blew up! Looks like I'm replacing it on Sunday! As per usual of British House Builders, they've put the boiler at the opposite end of the house to the airing cupboard and decided to fit weyroc flooring everywhere! So running a new cable is not going to happen on a Sunday!!

Can't think of any except the Baxi!

 

[shaky]

I don't think the Vieesman need a pump over run.

 

[R1CKY]

Seems you're right! Thanks!

 

[Roger Welton]

I'm sure some on on her mentioned they had issues with a viesmann overheating when fitted with no pump over run.

 

[dancinplumba]

wouldnt be happy with a viessmann heatex with no pump over run

 

[Leo21]

Temp wire it, then fit a decent boiler. Vaillant preferably. 7 year warranted, do the course then register it.

 

[dancinplumba]

you could do it wirelessly

 

[vern]

Or go round the outside in horrible conduit like BG subbie sparkles do, seen loads round our way on WB RI's, seen it even from down to upstairs like this, outside the back in, not on my roughest job would this happen, always to a work around....

 

[buckley plumb]

baxi solo / main / potterton same boiler

 

[R1CKY]

Was thinking of nail clipping it to the ceiling at 1M intervals, to the door frames (cutting a notch in the door), to the bannister, along the skirting and in to the airing cupboard (via another notch in the door).

Seriously though, looks like it'll be the Baxi, needs to be as cheap as possible, was hoping there would be an similar priced equivalent with a better warranty! My labour is getting paid in van bodywork repairs on this one!

 

[buckley plumb]

Was thinking of nail clipping it to the ceiling at 1M intervals, to the door frames (cutting a notch in the door), to the bannister, along the skirting and in to the airing cupboard (via another notch in the door).

Seriously though, looks like it'll be the Baxi, needs to be as cheap as possible, was hoping there would be an similar priced equivalent with a better warranty! My labour is getting paid in van bodywork repairs on this one!

main cheaper 2 years warranty

 

[Leo21]

Was thinking of nail clipping it to the ceiling at 1M intervals, to the door frames (cutting a notch in the door), to the bannister, along the skirting and in to the airing cupboard (via another notch in the door).

Seriously though, looks like it'll be the Baxi, needs to be as cheap as possible, was hoping there would be an similar priced equivalent with a better warranty! My labour is getting paid in van bodywork repairs on this one!

Your van must be in a bad way!

 

[Roger Welton]

The main version is cheaper than Baxi for the same (effectively) boiler, not sure on warranty though.

 

[Mike Jackson]

It's 15 months on the main. Just had a price for an HE12 c/w flue £435 plus the dreaded from SPS. They're identical to the promax with the stat inside the case instead of user controllable. Nice and easy to fit though and great price.

 

[Roger Welton]

That is a bargin really, are the others really worth the premium you pay.

 

[Ray Stafford]

It's 15 months on the main.

2 years if you sign up to their loyalty scheme.

Nice freebies too - ask your Main rep if he has any of the installer quote pack folders in his car...

 

[Spiritof'76]

You can extend the Solo HE warranty from the standard 2 year to 5 years for £99 inc. VAT

 

[buckley plumb]

You can extend the Solo HE warranty from the standard 2 year to 5 years for £99 inc. VAT

same with the main £99 to extend to 5 years

 

[Mike Jackson]

2 years if you sign up to their loyalty scheme.

Nice freebies too - ask your Main rep if he has any of the installer quote pack folders in his car...

I signed up for that a little while ago and I'd forgotten about the scheme.