Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red fault
light come on can u advise

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On 20/05/17 17:44, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

it's having a 'sexual emergency'

get it a goat.


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On Sat, 20 May 2017 19:15:39 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 20/05/17 17:44, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

it's having a 'sexual emergency'

get it a goat.
Or a camel.

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On 20/05/17 21:53, Graham. wrote:
On Sat, 20 May 2017 19:15:39 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 20/05/17 17:44, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

it's having a 'sexual emergency'

get it a goat.
Or a camel.

I am assuming the poster is UK based.

Goats are relatively common.

So are camel toes. Downright common actually,

But a whole camel is a 'rara avis'.


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Kettling? Grotty old pump, depends on the noise really.
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Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

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On 20/05/17 17:44, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

it's having a 'sexual emergency'

get it a goat.


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On Saturday, 20 May 2017 17:44:24 UTC+1, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red fault
light come on can u advise

the likely candidate for intermittent vibration is the fan. I'm sure someone else knows more about these boilers than I.


NT

On Sat, 20 May 2017 22:24:24 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 20/05/17 21:53, Graham. wrote:
On Sat, 20 May 2017 19:15:39 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 20/05/17 17:44, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

it's having a 'sexual emergency'

get it a goat.
Or a camel.

I am assuming the poster is UK based.

Goats are relatively common.

So are camel toes. Downright common actually,

But a whole camel is a 'rara avis'.

Leaving the contents of your lady friends knickers aside, the OPs
boiler apparently has a "desert button".

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On 21/05/17 13:19, Graham. wrote:
On Sat, 20 May 2017 22:24:24 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 20/05/17 21:53, Graham. wrote:
On Sat, 20 May 2017 19:15:39 +0100, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

On 20/05/17 17:44, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service
every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red
fault
light come on can u advise

it's having a 'sexual emergency'

get it a goat.
Or a camel.

I am assuming the poster is UK based.

Goats are relatively common.

So are camel toes. Downright common actually,

But a whole camel is a 'rara avis'.

Leaving the contents of your lady friends knickers aside, the OPs
boiler apparently has a "desert button".

Well there you go.

The boiler has ****ed off to the sahara leaving only copulating camels.,
Stands to reeson dunnit?


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windows of my apartment. (I live on the twenty-first floor.) "

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On Saturday, 20 May 2017 17:44:24 UTC+1, thomas parkinson wrote:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red fault
light come on can u advise

If it is like a rattle, no. If it is a non-50-Hz hum, test
whether it ceases when mechanical damping is provided, by
touching one or more of the likely parts. If so, find and
fit some other vibration-absorbing material.

I had good results (long ago) by slipping a piece of split
foam tube (intended for thermal insulation) on a vibrating
pipe. Possible alternatives ; bath sponge, old clothes,
carpet, ...

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thomas parkinson m writes:
Baxi solo he15 intermittent vibrating noise spoke to to the engineer who
fitted it he said nothing to worry about only 3 yes old and is service every
year press the desert button when it happens and it stops and no red fault
light come on can u advise

There was a common problem with lots of Keston boilers
where the thing would generate a vibration like a 32'
organ pipe - it was an instability in the gas burning.
The fault was incorrect mixture, and is fixed by setting
up the mixture using a flue gas analyser.

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On 21/05/17 19:56, wrote:
If it is a non-50-Hz hum


Do you think a Homeowners Hubbite would understand that?


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