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@ashp-bobba cost me around 400 quid to get a bloke out to do a full diagnostics on mine so I could rebuild it properly, he doesn’t do servicing or rep...
@toodles mine went and it was cheaper to get another, i priced the part, common on a Samsung and it was stupid money and a cow to change.
@editor when my heat pump was checked for excess ice the engineer said low gas can cause it but in my case it wasn’t and was attributed to a really ...
@editor yup, be interested to know what it cost SP. Said he was scheduled to do 14 a day so including travelling ?
Just had my heat pump annual service completed today. I qualify for three years free servicing by Scottish power who sub contract it out. I won’t men...
Live AC or live DC? not that either should happen! [/quote]its mark the sparky on utube and it was 122v ac
[/quote] genuine the frame was live, meter on it
Heating engineers out today and my fault is the expansion vessel for the dhw cylinder. It started making this noise like a foghorn on Saturday and ha...
@toodles the installer coming out tomorrow toodles. I was curious if the tundish routinely blew off or if it’s a fault but looks like a fault or they ...
@toodles a bit confused toodles, no idea what’s blowing off the expansion vessel of the tundish but it was loud. I checked my pressure on the gauge a...
Just noticed I have lost my pressure and had to recharge. I have a thought it’s the mains water pressure that’s too high.
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