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Hi guys there does not seem to be much talk about alpha boilers on the forum good or bad i service a few and am in the process of fitting a couple intec 2c s in 2 flats they seem ok alot worse out there i am off to the factory in may to have a look around and maybe pick up some info would be interesting to know your opinions regards kop.
 
Not good, they need setting up and user / engy controls arnt easy to use

Intec 35se worse boiler out there

One year old maxed out my fga on ppm (15000+) got it down to 93 after just setting up the gas valve

Took me two hours to do
 
I only work on the older ones now, don't touch the newer versions and haven't fitted an Alpha for about 4 years,

Have replaced about 200 with different makes in the last 4 years!
 
Never fitted one and after getting a charge for ÂŁ11 when stuck waiting for technical to answer ...... I never will !!!
 
Yeh the census seems to be not that good, im with the others , ive worked on quite a few , servicing and fixing but never installed , although they wouldnt be the worst choice just nowhere near the best and dont think theyre all that cheap either ,
 
Yeh the census seems to be not that good, im with the others , ive worked on quite a few , servicing and fixing but never installed , although they wouldnt be the worst choice just nowhere near the best and dont think theyre all that cheap either ,

Ideal prices around the 800 mark
 
I replaced a 20 year old Aphla combi last winter, I think thats a once in a life time thing
 
well that didn't go down to well , guess I will stick with what I know cheers guys have a great Easter cheers kop
 
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got 2 for ÂŁ499 each + vat that's why there going in theses flats all the best kop

That's a good price do you mind me asking where from local or Internet ?
 
my local plumbcity branch shaun had a job lot to get rid of , so got 3 one with a vertical flue ÂŁ515 + vat.
 
Here you go guys not wired as yet alpha eco 2 28kw not the best but certainly not the worst cheers kop

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Fyi your condense connection will leak

Mac overflow compression coupling

Also read up on how to get them in low and high fire modes :D
 
Going on a factory vist on the 9th of may so will pick up a few tips then wasnt to keen on the condense arrangement 25mm to 19 mm reducer out of a rubber 45 0 elbow they supply , but it had a proper metal flue and elbow and all went in ok cheers chaps kop
 
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Going on a factory vist on the 9th of may so will pick up a few tips then wasnt to keen on the condense arrangement 25mm to 19 mm reducer out of a rubber 45 0 elbow they supply , but it had a proper metal flue and elbow and all went in ok cheers chaps kop

Replaced the one I repaired with a viessman condense hose one jub clip either end and your golden
 
Did you put the included zip tie on the rubber to trap connection?
 
Love the bends
 
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