Sabre Boiler Producing High Carbon-Monoxide Readings

[AGAS]

Tony, you question why the engineer did not adjust the CO; how would you adjust the CO on this boiler?

as per my post above ,i still don't actually know if its A or B rated ,iirc he said his place was newly renovated with new boiler so i was thinking it was A rated but guess being a landlord ( tight ars&es ) its probably a B ( just waiting for Parky-P to reply )

 

[Parky-P]

as per my post above ,i still don't actually know if its A or B rated ,iirc he said his place was newly renovated with new boiler so i was thinking it was A rated but guess being a landlord ( tight ars&es ) its probably a B ( just waiting for Parky-P to reply )

Lol - I'm not biting this time. It was/is definitely an A rated boiler.

 

[Parky-P]

The alarm is three years old, likely badly positioned and cannot be relied upon... That's a given and probably was the reason for the callout in the first place! BUT... Why did the first call engineer detect issues with the CO??? I smell a rat and so did his analyser!!!

Snap.

 

[jeff the gasman]

Are all engineers not available to speak at any time of day or night?

NO NO NO when I've finished I've finished fook that for a game of tin soldiers.