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FAQ

My Worrcester Bosch 280combi boiler's pilot light has gone out an wont relight no heating an no hot water Why?

if you can get it to light hold down for 15 sec, and let go of the pilot button, if it goes out when you let off the button, it is the copper wire that you have to replace first, shut the gas off at the valve their, light the pilot get the gas out of the line, probaly a couple of hex screws that are a flat head or filips, the nut on the gas valve has to come off to like a 3/8 or 7/16, unit comes out probaly another hex screw holding on the thermocoupler on the pilot lite end, be a little tuffer to get off probally bit rusty, trip to local hard ware, menards low home depot, probaly all have them. Replace and turn on gas relite. might take a min or blow out your flame.

turbine 40 mw,boiler cfbc

the first thing to do is to see the heat balance diagram. you can size the boiler as per 5% higher than VWO condition or 10% higher than MCR condition. you can size the condensate pumps and boiler feed pumps taking margins on flows and check the flow and head at drum safety valve lift off condition.

What's the deal between Combi v Condenser Boilers?

The alternative type of boiler to a combi is a system boiler. Both combi and system boilers are condensing these days. System boilers store HW in a traditional cylinder. Combi boilers heat HW on demand. System boilers tend to be a little more reliable as they turn off/on less frequently. You do need to keep a HW cylinder though, so if space is at a premium most people go for a combi.

i live in stonecot - sutton london (SM3 area) and i want to know how much approximately it costs to have a back boiler replaced with a combi system for heating and hot water . costs to include equipment and labour... serious answers please and many thanks for any recommendations as well.

A combi boiler is ok if you do not require a lot of hot water at once,for large groups,families the back boiler or gas boiler is better,producing hot water on demand.The combi outfit does not have a hot water storage tank,taking up less room,there are several different types,some with expansion tanks ,others not and prices vary greatly for equipement from each source ,as does the installation charges.Some installers remove the old gear ,others leave it.You are better leaving it as it is,if you will not be staying there for long,but if you change it,then get several quotes locally for the total price of the equipement,the installation and testing, removal of rubbish and old equipement,then suit yourself.

also the boiler is from the 1970s

yeah guy, my chum had the comparable prob. basically decrease a hollow to place a vent suited interior the nice and comfortable air duct. placed a damper vent on it to alter the warmth. basically undergo in suggestions that the warmth is hotest suited out of the furnace so be carefull to no longer placed it too low in case you have have been given infants.

We had a new boiler installed last year after 5 months and several attempts the installation company has finally got all rads operating (sort of). They have sent me a bill for the last visit 4 hours @ ?45 per hour. Is it reasonable to expect that all rads working, would be included as part of the initial installation?

No. They just vent the air from the system

Classification of boilers

The heating boiler includes a steam boiler, a hot water boiler, a heat pipe boiler, a hot air furnace and a heating medium heating furnace, and accordingly, steam and hot water are obtained.

I am looking for a multi-fuel boiler to replace my current 185k btu oil boiler that is in my basemetn. Does anyone know of one? Coal is a bit more difficult to obtain but I am still looking at the keystoker KB-8 unit. The only problem (besides it being coal) is that it does not have an automatic cut over if I run out of coal. This could be a problem as I travel a bit. Wood is impossible for me to store at my house so I need something I can add bags of X fuel to to it.

Harman makes a wood pellet boiler that also burns corn . you could tie it in tandem to your oil boiler and oil boiler come on if run out of pellets.