how do i service my boiler?

I know there's a straight answer to this somewhere as it's a service procedure which has undoubtably been documented over time - similar to a generel service on a car (oil, water, plugs, belts, brakes etc). It can't be that difficult or risky to carry out this task yourself, as long as you work carefully & methodically. My concern is that people are far more worried about safeguarding their monopoly regarding anything remotely connected to their profession, as against your well-being. When will the customer get an alternative to monopolised Corgi Registered money laundering?

Zola Matan
December 2006

100% agreed with Hi-Spec - Do not try and service an appliance without the tools or skills... Please ensure the pilot is extinguished when hoovering....

You can contact a local CORGI Registered Gas Engineer via CORGI Direct at:

http://www.trustcorgi.com/

GasAid.co.uk
December 2006

you can't really without the equipment or being corgi. you can hoover the dust out thats about it.

hi-spec plumbing
December 2006