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Default ARISTON GENUS 30 PLUS Storage Combi

Hi All,
Just a quick note for anybody interested in the Ariston Genus 27 Plus
or 30 Plus.
I believe the 27 Plus has now been superceeded by the 30 Plus. They
are pretty similar as far as I can tell (I'm no expert, just an
enthusiastic DIYer). I noticed on this group there have been posts
about faults with the 27 Plus. I too have experienced the same faults
(ignition errors and repeated shut-downs)with the 30 Plus which I had
installed a couple of weeks ago. My experience with MTS Group, the UK
distributers, has been terrible. IMO they are useless...so be
prepared. These boilers are great....when they work, and unfortunately
at the moment spares seem to be in short supply or non-existent. After
2 weeks of waiting for a replacement PCB, MTS decided (probably to
stop the hassle i was giving them!) to replace the whole boiler.
If anybody would like any further details about the boiler or my
traumas with MTS Group, I'd be happy to share!
J..
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Hi All,
Just a quick note for anybody interested in the Ariston Genus 27 Plus
or 30 Plus.
I believe the 27 Plus has now been superceeded by the 30 Plus. They
are pretty similar as far as I can tell (I'm no expert, just an
enthusiastic DIYer). I noticed on this group there have been posts
about faults with the 27 Plus. I too have experienced the same faults
(ignition errors and repeated shut-downs)with the 30 Plus which I had
installed a couple of weeks ago. My experience with MTS Group, the UK
distributers, has been terrible. IMO they are useless...so be
prepared. These boilers are great....when they work, and unfortunately
at the moment spares seem to be in short supply or non-existent. After
2 weeks of waiting for a replacement PCB, MTS decided (probably to
stop the hassle i was giving them!) to replace the whole boiler.
If anybody would like any further details about the boiler or my
traumas with MTS Group, I'd be happy to share!
J..


MTS farm out the service of the boilers to another company. Did you deal
with them?


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On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 13:07:38 -0000, "IMM" strung
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I have had a Microgenus and it has been superb. 2 yr guarantee and 5 years
on the plate heat exchanger.

I'd rather have a boiler that works than a long warranty. Each to
their own, I don't like them, I realise not everyone will agree with
me but I'd rather do the job properly.
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On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 13:07:38 -0000, "IMM" strung
together this:

I have had a Microgenus and it has
been superb. 2 yr guarantee and 5 years
on the plate heat exchanger.


I'd rather have a boiler that works
than a long warranty.


Mine works. No problems.

Each to their own,


Silly comment.

I don't like them,


And give no logical reason why.

I realise not everyone will agree with
me but I'd rather do the job properly.


What the hell are you on about? You mean you install shoddily? Sounds
about right.



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In article ,
Lurch wrote:
I have had a Microgenus and it has been superb. 2 yr guarantee and 5
years on the plate heat exchanger.


I'd rather have a boiler that works than a long warranty. Each to
their own, I don't like them, I realise not everyone will agree with
me but I'd rather do the job properly.


IMM no doubt chooses his boilers from maker's specs and as cheap as they
come, so will need a long warranty.

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On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 13:31:42 -0000, "IMM" strung
together this:

"Lurch" wrote in message
.. .

On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 13:07:38 -0000, "IMM" strung
together this:

I have had a Microgenus and it has
been superb. 2 yr guarantee and 5 years
on the plate heat exchanger.


I'd rather have a boiler that works
than a long warranty.


snip babble

Each to their own,


snip babble

I don't like them,


snip babble

I realise not everyone will agree with
me but I'd rather do the job properly.


snip babble
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"Lurch" wrote in message
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snip babble

If you are doing this sort of stuff professionally, sorry, making money out
of it, You haven't a clue.
STOP IMMEDIATELY.



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On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 14:38:53 -0000, "IMM" strung
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"Lurch" wrote in message
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snip babble

snip dimwitted ramblings
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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Lurch wrote:
I have had a Microgenus and it has been superb. 2 yr guarantee and 5
years on the plate heat exchanger.


I'd rather have a boiler that works than a long warranty. Each to
their own, I don't like them, I realise not everyone will agree with
me but I'd rather do the job properly.


IMM no doubt chooses his boilers from maker's specs


I think most people would. Should I choose from a cement makers specs?


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In article , Dave Plowman (News)
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IMM no doubt chooses his boilers from maker's specs


s/specs/websites with the flashiest graphics/

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"Mike Tomlinson" wrote in message
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In article , Dave Plowman (News)
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IMM no doubt chooses his boilers from maker's specs


s/specs/websites with the flashiest graphics/


That URL doesn''t work.


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In article ,
IMM wrote:
IMM no doubt chooses his boilers from maker's specs


I think most people would.


Not blindly, no. They'd hope to know a bit about reliability etc first.

Should I choose from a cement makers specs?


Only for your winter jacket.

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"DIYjunkie" wrote in message
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Hi All,
Just a quick note for anybody interested in the Ariston Genus 27 Plus
or 30 Plus.
I believe the 27 Plus has now been superceeded by the 30 Plus. They
are pretty similar as far as I can tell (I'm no expert, just an
enthusiastic DIYer). I noticed on this group there have been posts
about faults with the 27 Plus. I too have experienced the same faults
(ignition errors and repeated shut-downs)with the 30 Plus which I had
installed a couple of weeks ago. My experience with MTS Group, the UK
distributers, has been terrible. IMO they are useless...so be
prepared. These boilers are great....when they work, and unfortunately
at the moment spares seem to be in short supply or non-existent. After
2 weeks of waiting for a replacement PCB, MTS decided (probably to
stop the hassle i was giving them!) to replace the whole boiler.
If anybody would like any further details about the boiler or my
traumas with MTS Group, I'd be happy to share!
J..


MTS farm out the service of the boilers to another company. Did you deal
with them?


Yes, MTS do contract out their work....I think they just employ the
services of a network of local firms. The people doing mine are not
that local though...60mins drive away. It has been hard work trying to
get things sorted in a reasonable time frame. MTS have been in no
hurry to fix/replace my boiler!
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