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Excellent. Thanks for taking the time to do such an informative video

Another class vid!

We all just doing the best we can to help as many customers as possible and get home to our families, that’s what we all work for ultimately. Amen 🙏

Thanks for the vid, I was struggling with the thermostat programmable

*This should be shown on prime time tv, after the 6 o’clock news!*

This season is mad and it hasn't even started yet 😮 Look after yourself Chirag and everyone else in our trade

Great video! Question if I may please regarding these vertical rads. I know some of them can be piped up either way, but I assume the TRV’s would always go on the flow side? Is that right? My house has these vertical rads downstairs and normal rads upstairs. Whoever installed them before I bought the house a few years ago has put the TRV’s on the return side of some of the rads. I did my best to try “balance” them as some weren’t getting as hot as others and most get piping hot now but they take at least 30 mins to get hot. I have a Vaillant EcoTec Plus 825 with 8 rads. I assume it’s best to drain down the system and move the TRV’s to the flow side so everything is correct? Cheers

No one reads the manual?😢

It’s definately piped the way it should work in the style of a one pipe system been doing it 47 years you must keep the loop so waste can pass to next rad if you turned rad off at valve

If you used the two pipes coming out the floor and just went to each valve / it would stop the whole dystem from working

This is called a one pipe system and is found in schools a lot and its basically just a loop in front of the radiator you have to be careful and pipe the same or you can stop other radiators working if you try to change the style and it’s a complete night mare to adjust to a two pipe system

Yeah can't be leaving that flexi sticking out like that, even if you cut it and put a 500mm one on atleast it's tucked away out of sight bud.

Don’t feel guilty about using hep, it’s probably done by 95% of people now

Water flows one way It normally has ine valve per radiatir to balance

One pipe system Works very well The main pipe is supposed to be in 22mm You have flow and return from same pipe branching off to rad in 15mm or 10mm

Smashed it Chirag, this 3 minute video can save my day on Friday. I’ve got a conversion to do I’ve done it 3 times in the past but as an apprentice but now I’m going at it alone. This video has been explained so easily that I’m super confident in going into this conversion job. Thanks a lot mate👍🏼

hi mate, 8pm getting in after a poxy vaillant ashp install and commission, I'm watching this vid now and how you've just started to line up and hang that rad is how I've been doing it for ages, honestly not knocking you, there's so many tips and tricks i learn from watching you and tiff. It's mad to me how we all do so many different things so many different ways, but are still learning after ages in the game. keep it up mate, loving the channel 👍

Sorry but that flexi looks awful

Great video pal, what was that spray you used on the pan connector

right am off to gasapp as you did another rad video!! Just kidding mate thanks for the video :)

Hi, I like watching your videos, but the toilet flexi connector was a bit messy. I would have piped that one up solid in copper, It would have looked so much neater, cheers

Love your vids and you're a brilliant boiler engineer but that toilet job was a bit of a mess mate.

Hi you can buy flat sided valves or you can file the end flat it only take a minute also I enjoy the work you do

Check out screwfix item 2665R ,handy to carry a couple for just that flexi pipe situation

Never mixed h & c myself🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥

When a good customer assumes you do plumbing... Er yeah sure I'll sort that 😢

The perfect video at the perfect time. I’m of the exact same opinion as you.

I offered to go out on Saturday gone last Friday, And they moaned it was the next day. Thats what you’re dealing with sometimes.

Amazing digital board

I run away during silly season far too often and let the brave ones fight the battles

You lad, are a real professional! Love your videos! 💪💪💪💪💪

Cool, replaced my old grundfos pump with one of these and didn't know about this setting

this time of year it gets a bit mad, I try to get to people that I can, toilet handle is loose, you can wait, water coming through ceiling, I'll be there literally asap and stay on phone while you turn off the stop cock. But mainly I try to come home at a reasonable time and be there with my family. It may sound selfish but your emergency isn't always my emergency if that makes sense. keep up the good work mate 👍

Absolutely bang on the money bud well said

Well said, spoke the truth can't explain any better than this, very direct and full of facts, but unfortunately, NOT every customer will understand acknowledged what you've said as many customers are very self centred, it's always me, me, me so in the situation like that, just take a deep breath and silent yourself, conserve your energy as they will drain your brain and your energy. In the time like this, it's winter lots of people having problems with their boiler, central heating not working and gets very frustrated and cranky , especially elderly people, as they're tired with their life, getting old. when something goes wrong they gets angry very easily. So for your own benefits, you'll just have to take it easy. You're very hard working man and doing great wonderful work, and keep it up. You're settling good examples.

Great video 👍

Be honest how many jobs go wrong !! Ive been in trade for over 40 years yes jobs go wrong but not many !!

We try to give am/pm appointments and also state that we will send a text 30-60mins before arrival. Customers appreciate that and it takes the stress away from you as well... ... Take care

Wish they was all like you.. thank you.

People are self-centred, end of.

Too heavy

thank you for the loadout vid,

Nice love those bags!! You should get biasi to custom one for ya 😂😂

Don't know what's more HEAVY the bag or the music!!!

What spanner is that mate

A water gauge?? Don’t think I’ve ever seen you use one 😂🤣

Check that boiler in skip

I have these bags amazing but !! Bloody heavy when loaded

Looks good. Would you be able to get a Kane analyser and probe in there? Looking for a bag for my analyser and basic servicing tools

Single pipe system