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WM40/4 is fanned
I agree.
there are 2 versions... the Baxi Solo 40 RS (Balanced flue) GC no: 41 077 48
Baxi Solo WM 40 (Fanned flue) Gc no: 41 077 53
Are you sure its a 'WM' Steve. Im confused
WM40/4 is fanned
there are 2 versions... the Baxi Solo 40 RS (Balanced flue) GC no: 41 077 48
Baxi Solo WM 40 (Fanned flue) Gc no: 41 077 53
Are you sure its a 'WM' Steve. Im confused
Hmm no. But he came recommended by a (distant) friend of his family.Did you see his gas safe register card ?
where in yorks are you its a big area . if near me i will have a look.
there are 2 versions... the Baxi Solo 40 RS (Balanced flue) GC no: 41 077 48
Baxi Solo WM 40 (Fanned flue) Gc no: 41 077 53
Are you sure its a 'WM' Steve. Im confused
Now I'm confused too. IIRC, both WM and RS appear on the instruction booklet front. All I know is the boiler has a square flue.
My current feeling is to have the new combi boiler situated in the coal house, which I am turning into a sort of utility space with washer and dryer, maybe freezer. But it wont be heated.
How good is your mains pressure?
You mean stick with a similar setup to what I have now?Unless there is a good reason, it would be far cheaper to stay with a cylinder and just replace the boiler with a heat only type if you must.
Egg on face time! There were several wm40/4 boilers made and only one was fan flued.Most of the one's in the 90's were RS and only the solo wm was fan flued.I believe Worcester now guarantee their heat exchangers for 10 yrs against structural failure.As said above ADL its fanned no need to look we know
Any two channel programmer is suitable including the ST699 which you pictured.
Your system can time CH and HW seperately with a suitable programmer.
A cylinder generally gives better hot water delivery than a combi.
Heating the cylinder is not relevant as the heat loss is very small on modern cylinders and you can heat it only what you want to if you are prepared to wait.
Its normal to set the programmer so the system is not heating during the night.
We would charge about £1940 to convert to a combi but less at £1800 to fit a new heat only boiler and a new cylinder!
Tony
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