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Last seen: Aug 26, 2026
@grahamf Thank you, it means a lot.
@editor We defiantly need to come up with a way a customer can employ us with confidence, what do we as a top retro-fix company say to a customer that...
@wh0am3ye super, glad your back up and running.
@editor we now fit 800 micron Y strainers rather than the very standard 100Mic, Samsung and a couple of other makes are very sensitive to low flow and...
@wh0am3ye Check out by the ASHP on the pipes next to the unit and see if there is a Y strainer this is usually the culprit to look for 1st ...
@matban I would have to check the CIBSE guide as we have a software for this but its something like 3x for Kitchen and bathroom 2x for some other area...
So one of the best but simple mistakes I have ever seen by a big HP company was on a new housing estate where there were 4 ASHP side by side in a comp...
@jamespa The client will be perusing and reporting, we will keep our usual stance and concentrate on resolving the mechanical issues, I have seen some...
@bontwoody well I hope it all get repaired for you.
@editor So the risk was an uncontrolled electrical element half wired through the Mitsi controller with no safety stat as it would just boil over into...
OH my just read all of this, so you are still waiting?
Conclusion: So the only way we can fix this is a new complaint cylinder, regulators and place it back on unvented to allow the Mitsubishi to actually ...
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