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Fernox or kamco????? I am getting a power flush in jan. What one should I get

cheers gents
 
I like my Kamco but have nothing bad to say about Fernox or Norstrom. I don't like the Anton one.
 
Always found the kamco best tbh but we don't use them any more cause all sorts of problems a year or two down the line. I did use one of the magnaclean powers lush units recently though and thats an impressive bit of kit.

Just fit magnaclean as standard now tbh
 
Apparently the fernox can be run at 80deg = job jobbed faster right?
 
I think you get a days training with Kamco, probably the same for Fernox.

Either of those with a set of magnetic filters and you won't go wrong. The kamco filter tubes are clear with is handy for you and the the punter can see.

I'm purchasing a new one soon like you and it will be the Kamco I go for CF90 with the magnets.

Just see what kinda deal you can get. The Adey magnets are good too.
 
The kamco is up to 50deg I think, both do a corse with the package. The 90 is the big one right? It's not that I wanna do a rush job but speeding up the process always helps
 
The kamco acid cleaner will wreck alloy heat exchanger apparently where the fernox don't so they say
 
Also do u put the lock shields back to where there were or re balance, a balance is extra right
 
trying out a sentinel jetflo tomorrow, only heats to 40, mind you the boilers isnt there anymore so its a cold one. ÂŁ30 hire fm my local merchant, only problem, first time out the box so muggins had to put it all together as he hadnt and I couldnt wait around today.
 
if you can use a hot flush it works better, if no boiler an immersion can be used on some makes, Norstom for one but bleedin expensive
 
The kamco is up to 50deg I think, both do a corse with the package. The 90 is the big one right? It's not that I wanna do a rush job but speeding up the process always helps

It says in the MI's upto 75degrees mate, only because I've looked online.
 
I wonder how well these immersion heaters work.
I mean the most they can put out is 3kw max. I just can't envisage them heating a system up to any meaninful temps for flushing.....am i wrong ???
 
Just use the boiler??? At a guess I am new to flushing and the heaters do look a bit of a gimmick but if u keep the boiler connected and just remove the pump use that????
 
Are the kamco unit with the dual magnets can u use one for a heater and 1 for magnet or is that just ott
 
You can get a free booklet off of Kamco which lists most make/models of boilers and the metals they contain. I do however also contact the manufacturer of the boiler to double check.
 
thats a good shout, I stopped off at the merchants I use yesterday and quizzed them in there he recommended the Anton flow clean, bit cheaper also.
was asking about chemicals and I asked about fx2 and how strong it is and ally in boilers and he seemed to think it's all right!!!!! "Won't have a problem at all"

but it then I was talking to a good mate who is gas safe and he NEVER flushes a boiler he always by passes it so he can't be blamed for anything going wrong with it over the next couple months
 
Kamco have a disclaimer on their site that you can print off. I have a load printed off to get signed before work commences.
 
Also do u put the lock shields back to where there were or re balance, a balance is extra right

leave them as you found them, but check they are all working on completion, if you charge the right amount at the start a balance on the system is included.
 
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