step 1: follow mi's to swap plate heat hex parrot fashion. Mmm sounds simple enough.
step 2: start thinking "youve got to be kidding"
step 3: get yourself a massive pile of screws plates ,bits and bobs
step 4: think christ i hope i remember where these went
step 5: look at your handy work half way through, take a pic and cry in the knowledge youve got more to remove and 20 o rings and a shed load of screws bolts and brittle plastic bits to put back together.
step 6: re assemble, get a leak and hold youre head in your hands, thank god your out the way in a loft.
Please tell me theres an easier way. cos i dont want that again.
Btw the plate is behind all those pipes.
Someone had their porridge that day :wink:
I'm hopefully going to be stripping a 3.5 out sometime soon, I'll be taking every last nut and bolt i can out it to get the weight down :lol:
Done a couple of plates on these, pita every time!
On the subject of boilers in lofts one job I go to has 2 70kw cast iron hamwprthys, 2 70kw direct fired cylinder, booster set and tanks in loft. It's a old priory apparently they took the roof off and craned everything in!
The only real solution & to ensure that you sleep well at night, is to take the BG approach 'you need a new one' you can't get the parts anymore' (regardless of age). The trouble with WB is that they have let the design engineers out of the zoo & into the wild. There is no longer any way to control these people. Only we can do this by not fitting them. Apparently when you go around the factory there are signs that say most professionals will fit a WB. What they fail to tell you is that they are probably professional painters.
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