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Odd comment re British Gas
From: Timbrook99 )
A member of our family has a very newly installed Glow Worm 30SXi boiler which cuts out for no apparent reason. The local fitter has called in Glow Worm since it is under warranty. The Glow Worm person has ordered a new gas valve. Rather surprisingly, the GW man declared that he'd seen similar problems on three other boilers in the area and that he believed it was being caused by an additive which BG were adding to the gas so as to reduce leaks. Questions: Is this plausible? Do BG dope the gas in this way? If BG do this, why will a new valve be any better? How reliable are Glow Worm's boilers, (I'm planning to instal a 30HXi)? TB Even if it were true, gloworm boilers would still be required to operate on BG's gas. But I'm sure a few folk will believe it, and blame BG instead of gloworm. NT |
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