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One has to assume he is a GasSafe registered installer / service technician to be able to fit the boiler on the wall. Are you suggesting that an utter arse has become GasSafe registered.
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Please to everyone, do not encourage him. They get worse when you do.
Why don’t you explain how in the “Off” position a TRV still supplies heat.
If you do I’ll donate 1k to any charity you wish
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You do need to be a bit more careful with the accuracy of some of your posts. Unless the valve seat / seal is damaged a TRV in the OFF position will prevent water flowing through the radiator it is fitted to.
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Thank you!
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Hot&Cold
great stuff
Shall i order in more popcorn during your extended information intermission
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@hard-work
Bernard gets how a simple TRV works. You don’t -1
Navien, you thought was a brand new concept. But it was proven it’s a decade old. -1
Your googled rubbish about modulation -1
Let’s do the maths -1+-1+-1= you know less than fek all.
Bernard gets how a simple TRV works. You don’t -1
Navien, you thought was a brand new concept. But it was proven it’s a decade old. -1
Your googled rubbish about modulation -1
Let’s do the maths -1+-1+-1= you know less than fek all.
great stuff
The source is a forum which does not allow content ( in this case recorded data ) to be passed to non members without the author's permission. It may be a few days before I get that permission so I would suggest you order a few ready meals.
TRVs are irrelevant, I never even mentioned them. He doesn't know how a zoned heating system works, and that if one zone is off you are not using gas to heat it. You can see why plumbers have a bad rep.
Bernard I have given examples of when new boilers are fitted with a system change they can use more gas. Good, you are not responding to the loon.
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TRVs are irrelevant. He doesn't know how a zoned heating system works and that is one zone is off you are not using gas to heat it. You can see why plumbers have a bad rep.[/QUOT
A bit like turning a Trv then
That’s nothing like what you said. Now you’re arse licking Bernie. Bless
Do you mean if the heat is on elsewhere but the TRV off?
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Yeah that’s what hardwork is implying. Trvs still allow heat to pass when fully off.
We all know he’s a clown
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As above
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