In message , Mark
writes
On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 10:24:39 +0100, "Doctor Drivel"
wrote:


"David" wrote in message
...
On 28 July, 22:23, "Tom" wrote:
We have a Worchester Bosch 24i boiler that is pretty inefficient and keeps
breaking down so could do with replacing (I think its about 15 years old).
I have a plumber coming on Thursday to quote me for a new install and also
the cost to move it to another location, it is currently in a Bedroom and
we
would like it moving to the kitchen. Before he comes i would like to be
little prepared, all radiators have been replaced in the past 3 years so
they are ok. The bedroom is directly above the kitchen so re-routing
pipework shouldn't be too much of an issue, we have a standard sized 3
bedroom semi and the combi system runs 7 rads. What would be a good
replacement for my boiler? Any manufacturers to avoid - i am thinking of
buying another B.W. are there any comparatively priced alternatives that
are
very reliable with a good warranty? Cash is tight at the moment so how
long
would a typical straight swap take if the boiler stayed in the same
location? I would estimate another day to re-route pipe work etc is this
feasible? Would the system performance be affected if the boiler was moved
downstairs?

Any tips/advice/comments gratefully received!!

I personally don't like Worcester boilers any more, I find them really
overrated.

Worcester have a good service network and will repair faults quickly
for a fixed price though.


But they obviously didn't buy Drivel his Werthers Originals this month,
so they're no longer in favour

I have to say though, that we're seeing an increasing proportion of
Worcester fans in for repair - the bearings they use are ****e


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