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bruuuno 3:52 Sun Nov 29
A question for a central heating engineer
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The timer on my boiler has a loose connection of some sort and sometimes requires small tap to get it to turn the boiler on. The boiler itself is fine. It's having a safety inspection next week, will this cause it to fail?
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Gruesome Dump
9:14 Sun Nov 29
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You're not going to take that lightly, Bruuuuno. Surely?
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ManorParkHammer
9:08 Sun Nov 29
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Why do you care?
The landlord is responsible for boiler repairs in bedsit properties?
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claret n blue
6:55 Sun Nov 29
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No, it won't fail the safety check. Safety inspections are to ensure gas safety i.e. Gas pressures, burner, combustion chamber and flue gas analysis.
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Mike Oxsaw
6:52 Sun Nov 29
Re: A question for a central heating engineer
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Does this timer control the WHO clock without your knowledge? If so, then fixing it will cause some posters' heads to explode.
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joe royal
4:55 Sun Nov 29
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It will cause it to SPLATTTTTT
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