What Manufacturers courses are best for boiler breakdowns?????????

[Super Mario]

What Manufacturers courses are best for boiler breakdowns?

 

[howbeef]

I've done quite a few manufacturers courses and they only ever train you on the current models, which is ok if you are going to be working on the current models for your job. Best course was the Baxi 3 day one, they get you to understand the sequence of operations a boiler goes through when it is working, once you get that, all boilers are pretty much the same. They cover multimeter use too, I found it very useful.

 

[stratplus]

The Baxi 3-day gets top marks from me.

 

[Super Mario]

3 days sounds like a long course where abouts is that ?

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

I found worcester one day courses to be very good

 

[stratplus]

Did mine @ Warwick BDHR Training. 1 Day basic electrical all about multi-meter use and expected readings, 1 day combi appreciation which was sequence of operation etc and 1 day fault finding putting what you learnt into practice.
£75 each day incl buffet lunch and a manual for each day included.
Alot to take in, and well worth it.

 

[millar2000]

I did a course at ccts well worth the money
£200
2 days

 

[Dotty]

I did a course at ccts well worth the money
£200
2 days

Funnily enough I was talking to David Keery about this on Thursday. Any good?

 

[millar2000]

Have to say it was
-Went into a lot of detail on how they work (over a full range of different manufacturers)
-Sequence of operation
-how to use a multimeter
-how to test components

 

[lambchop]

Baxi 3 day course in dart ford, sticks in my mind as the best of two. Woodys boiler training in back of gas safe mag was disappointing, thing
k I posted ages ago why