Easy fix, top tip from me, if your changing return manifold, just tell customer to pay the other 30 quid for flow manifold and youll be done alot quicker.

@RJHeating

Ай бұрын

Not a bad idea! To be honest, I enjoy doing them, this one just happened to be a pain 😂 probably because everything goes wrong when filming 😂😂 tune in for part 2 this evening!

@Purebeltersteve

Ай бұрын

@@RJHeating ive replaced thousands of them and ive the scratches to prove it, what do you charge to replace that, i charge 310 all in with PRV and turbine adaptor

@RJHeating

Ай бұрын

@@Purebeltersteve bang on, exactly the same, £307 on this one - although don’t think I charged for the PRV as it just needed a clean off! (South London based)

Top job Ritchie.❤ what an absolute faff of a job😂. You got there in the end

@RJHeating

Ай бұрын

Honestly, I’m convinced these things go a lot worse when filming! I have videos on my insta of it taking half the time 😂 still, makes for better content! Thank you for watching as always!

Good job! They get easier the more they do them RHBs! Looking forward to part 2 🎉

@RJHeating

Ай бұрын

Yeah they really do. Average about 40 mins for one start to finish now. Just always goes wrong when filming as you know 😂 never usually have to even take the flow out 🤦🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️ thanks for watching!

@kevinschoales844

Ай бұрын

You need patience to tackle these jobs, being in this business for 40 years I just don't have the patience with Worcshiters o rings. How many have completed and found a leak ? More than a bit of a pain. No wonder so many say "new boiler"

@RJHeating

Ай бұрын

@@kevinschoales844 tell me about it haha 18 years in and I lost patience and went grey a LONG time ago! Thanks for watching! Appreciate the comments!

Right hand manifold used to do alot off them, every has there own ways off doing it maybe you made it look harder then what it is on the video, few ways off doing it, Worcester says remove all the nuts and take the complete manifold old which in my opinion is easier. Other way cut the bypass completely out and replace that when refitting, another way leave the bypass in remove the complete pump in one go not seperating it and break/remove prv and then twist the bypass towards you and push the right hand manifold up and towards you may need to do this a few times abit figity. Also another thing when removing the manifold remove the expansion and pressure gauage disconnet the pump connection first not after usual take around 45mins to 1hrs depends on access could be dont quicker sometimes

@RJHeating

27 күн бұрын

As you say, everyone does it their own way and finds what works for them. Like you, I’ve done loads of these and generally under 40 mins case off to case back on. Obviously you get the odd tricky one that throws up some extra issues but usually they’re plain sailing and quite enjoyable. Sometimes I also order the bypass but it’s often dependent on the client budget too. Thanks for watching either way!

The Hive having a green signal, you have not positively and safely isolated the elecs at all, even if it's on a separate feed. How did you test? Always, always, cover the PCB when taking stuff out on these. Good idea to change AAV with pump out. However, that Hive could switch on at anytime, it's wired into the PCB. Be safe. The RH manifold, easier just to take the whole block out with plate. Also, you nearly dented the bath getting the return nut out, could've scratched by the parts laid on it. Why do that? Customer will have you back rapid time if there was a mark or damage. At your cost. Not putting your work down, not an easy job on the Greenstars.

Good video but what a crap boiler.

@RJHeating

Ай бұрын

Haha thank you! I guess we can only be thankful they’ve kept us all in business for years! Thanks for watching!