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Anyone much exsperence with atlantic boilers the model is a optimagaz. The boiler is 20 plus year old. I have been trying to find a instruction manual but not found one for this age of one can find all the newer models but not the one I want :disappointed:

have tried the manufacture but they must be closed till 6th. But who knows as they have no answering machine :furious3:
 
Atlantic's are a right royal pain in the aris.

Why haven't you got your gsr badge yet?
 
Atlantic's are a right royal pain in the aris.

Why haven't you got your gsr badge yet?

Sorry what you mean by Gsr badge.

And yes they are, not many thing have me scratching my head but this old thing does
 
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