Okay, so I can hire a pretty nifty flue gas analyser from HSS...
Still no idea on whether 'PushFit' copper connections can be used on the
length that actually connects to the boiler though, I can't think of any
reason why not, but then again, I can't think of any reason why they specify
the connection must be done using copper pipe.

Any suggestions?

Thanks again

Seri

"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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| On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 21:09:44 GMT, "Seri"
| wrote:
|
| No mention in the manual of one... didn't know if that meant it
definately
| didn't need one or not...
|
| "Ian Stirling" wrote in message
| .. .
| | Seri wrote:
| | P.S.
| | Does anyone know if I need a 'Flue Gas Analyser' to install one of
| | these?
| |
| | Does the manual specify one?
|
|
|
| I can't see the manual for this particular model on the web site, just
| the one for the 28 and 35 models.
|
| If you refer to chapters 7 and 8 it does say that a flue gas analyser
| is required to set the gas/air ratio and not to do so without one.
|
| However, the manual is unclear about whether that is part of the
| commissioning process. It's in a separate section away from the short
| section on commissioning earlier in the book.
| It is possible that the adjustment is factory set.
|
| However, I personally don't trust factory settings. If I were
| having a professional commission this boiler, I would expect all of
| the checks including this one to be done. It is partly a safety
| check that not too much CO is being produced and also that other
| polluting emissions are minimised.
|
| If you aren't *completely* sure about this, it would be far better to
| contact a CORGI fitter before you go any further and agree that he
| will either fit or commission the boiler. Don't wait until you have
| put it on the wall because you may then have problems getting a fitter
| willing to take responsibility for the rest of the work. The problem
| is that he takes responsibility in law for the whole caboodle so
| understandably it's a sensitive issue.
|
| If it were me doing this job for myself, having read the book, I would
| buy a flue gas analyser. They cost approx £200.
|
|
|
|
| .andy
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