open vent conversion
 

hi i am converting my open vent boiler to combi i no a little about it
but could do with a run down on the job please thanks jase.

open vent conversion
 

james roberts wrote:
hi i am converting my open vent boiler to combi i no a little about it
but could do with a run down on the job please thanks jase.

It would help to be a bit clearer about what you are doing.

Are you *replacng* your boiler with a combi or are you converting your open
vented system into a closed one with a pressure vessel?

Tim

open vent conversion
 

On Oct 23, 10:25*am, "Tim" wrote:
james roberts wrote:
hi i am converting myopenventboiler tocombii no a little about it
but could do with a run down on the job please thanks jase.

It would help to be a bit clearer about what you are doing.

Are you *replacng* your boiler with acombior are you converting youropen
vented system into a closed one with a pressure vessel?

Tim

hi tim yes im converting to a combi boiler from open vent and changing
boiler posistion it would be a great help to me if you could give a
step by step guide on this i no a bit about it

open vent conversion
 

"jimmy" wrote in message
...
On Oct 23, 10:25 am, "Tim" wrote:
james roberts wrote:
hi i am converting myopenventboiler tocombii no a little about it
but could do with a run down on the job please thanks jase.

It would help to be a bit clearer about what you are doing.

Are you *replacng* your boiler with acombior are you converting youropen
vented system into a closed one with a pressure vessel?

Tim

hi tim yes im converting to a combi boiler from open vent and changing
boiler posistion it would be a great help to me if you could give a
step by step guide on this i no a bit about it


Don't try it - you are not qualified.

open vent conversion
 

hi tim yes im converting to a combi boiler from open vent and changing
boiler posistion it would be a great help to me if you could give a
step by step guide on this i no a bit about it


Don't try it - you are not qualified.


Better still wait until 5th November and then start .... it'll give the
neighbours a free firework display !

open vent conversion
 

On Oct 23, 3:06*pm, jimmy wrote:
On Oct 23, 10:25*am, "Tim" wrote:

james roberts wrote:
hi i am converting myopenventboiler tocombii no a little about it
but could do with a run down on the job please thanks jase.

It would help to be a bit clearer about what you are doing.

Are you *replacng* your boiler with acombior are you converting youropen
vented system into a closed one with a pressure vessel?

Tim

hi tim yes im converting to a combi boiler from open vent and changing
boiler posistion it would be a great help to me if you could give a
step by step guide on this

i no a bit about it

people that think they have some idea but dont are the most dangerous.


NT

open vent conversion
 

"NT" wrote in message
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On Oct 23, 3:06 pm, jimmy wrote:
On Oct 23, 10:25 am, "Tim" wrote:

james roberts wrote:
hi i am converting myopenventboiler tocombii no a little about it
but could do with a run down on the job please thanks jase.

It would help to be a bit clearer about what you are doing.

Are you *replacng* your boiler with acombior are you converting youropen
vented system into a closed one with a pressure vessel?

Tim

hi tim yes im converting to a combi boiler from open vent and changing
boiler posistion it would be a great help to me if you could give a
step by step guide on this

i no a bit about it

people that think they have some idea but dont are the most dangerous

dd?

open vent conversion
 

On Fri, 23 Oct 2009 07:06:51 -0700, jimmy wrote:

hi tim yes im converting to a combi boiler from open vent and changing
boiler posistion it would be a great help to me if you could give a
step by step guide on this i no a bit about it

Step 1. Read the diy faq wiki at wiki.diyfaq.org.uk pages on types of
boilers and on central heating and hot water systems, and maybe use
Google to revisit previous discussion here about the relative merits of
sealed versus open vent systems, and combis and other types of hot water
systems.

Step 2. Decide what system suits you best.

Step 3. Get someone competent in to do it.

Seriously: DIY is about doing things within your scope. It really sounds
as if this is outside your scope, and since significant parts of the job
require - by law - that you are competent, it's not, in this case, a
candidate for DIY-ing.



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