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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 13:05:55 +0000, IMM wrote:
"condemned"? Under what grounds? You can only condemn on safety grounds, not because the boiler is potentially uneconomical for their service contracts. Whilst I agree with you that notices should be drawn up only for safety reasons (as it devalues them if they are used otherwise), there are plenty of rather arbitary grounds such as 'general condition of the appliance' available for misuse. Water leakage is I beleive a common ground but I would have to check what the risk categroy would be for that. -- Ed Sirett - Property maintainer and registered gas fitter. The FAQ for uk.diy is at www.diyfaq.org.uk Gas fitting FAQ http://www.makewrite.demon.co.uk/GasFitting.html Sealed CH FAQ http://www.makewrite.demon.co.uk/SealedCH.html |
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In message , tony sayer
writes In article , Tony Bryer writes In article , Capitol wrote: Luckily, he has a BG service contract otherwise those savings would have been more than lost in repairs. Isn't the cost of the service contract greater than the savings? "I had a Potterton Envoy that was installed by the builder when the house was new 6 years ago. Problems began six months down the line and after the warranty ran out, I tried to get a BG service contract (yes I know!), but BG condemned the boiler and confirmed in writing that they would not take on a contract." From a post by one ColinM here 2003-11-24 located through Google groups. When BG can't make money from a service contract you know that a boiler is bad news! Do they cover Suprima's;?...... Yes ... with a wet blanket -- geoff |
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In message , Andy Hall
writes On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 01:00:14 -0000, "IMM" wrote: "raden" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes "raden" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes he says. "Anything that has electronics in it is going to require more energy costs in dismantling and disposal of it. Printed circuit boards all contain toxic materials, for example, and you'd have to spend extra energy in separating out the cadmium and the cobalt and the other heavy metals." Que Maxie... I presume you meant "Cue" there Maxie, no I meant Que. Can you explain exactly what you mean by "Que" ? because I don't understand what you are trying to say Que? I thought that you were from Milton Keynes, not Barcelona. So he can't speak Spanish even worse than he can't speak English DIMM knows he should have typed "Cue" but won't admit that that he didn't know how to spell it -- geoff hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw hacksaw |
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