Habitation gas check ..... (1 Viewer)

[Scotties]

Hi, I wonder if any of you know what is actually done when servicing the Truma Combi 6e boiler.

Again many thanks in advance to the collective 'knowledge pool'.

Richard

 

[Geo]

Hi, I wonder if any of you know what is actually done when servicing the Truma Combi 6e boiler.

Again many thanks in advance to the collective 'knowledge pool'.

Richard

I would suggest not much more than a clean out, flame check, pressure check, leak check, Flue check and a new igniter battery if it has one
Geo

 

[buttons]

I would suggest not much more than a clean out, flame check, pressure check, leak check, Flue check and a new igniter battery if it has one
Geo

And a large Cheque.....

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[scotjimland]

In addition to Geo's list ...

consider de-scaling ..

Latest instructions from Truma are, use white wine vinegar in the ratio of 2:10 with cold water, (2 litres of vinegar and 10 litres of water).

This makes up 12 litres, the capacity of both the C 4002 and C 6002 Truma's.

Introduce the mixture via the water tank using the main DC pump switch on the control panel to switch the pump on and off.

Let the solution soak for up to 4 hours, drain and flush through with fresh water.

 

[icantremember]

Service or habitation check

I agree with all the above posts regarding servcing the boiler but the OP mentioned "habitation gas check" and unless I am mistaken (quite possible but don't tell Joyce) the annual habitation check only covers gas pressure testing for leakages and safety matters.........the actual servicing being another matter all together.

Brian

 

[Geo]

I agree with all the above posts regarding servcing the boiler but the OP mentioned "habitation gas check" and unless I am mistaken (quite possible but don't tell Joyce) the annual habitation check only covers gas pressure testing for leakages and safety matters.........the actual servicing being another matter all together.

Brian

The title "habitation gas check" didn't have a question mark, so i answered the only question asked:thumb:
But I agree with you Brian during a habitation check possibly only a leak test on the whole gas system would be carried out, along with a new battery, it does depend of course who's doing the checks, to what standard and for a price or down to a price:thumb:
There is an Industry standard on the Tinterweb somewere
Where's all out service engineers when you need emoh:
Geo
ScotJims post is veryrelative and informative but don't think that would ever happen during a service or inspection

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[icantremember]

The title "habitation gas check" didn't have a question mark, so i answered the only question asked:thumb:
But I agree with you Brian during a habitation check possibly only a leak test on the whole gas system would be carried out, along with a new battery, it does depend of course who's doing the checks, to what standard and for a price or down to a price:thumb:
There is an Industry standard on the Tinterweb somewere
[HI]
Where's all out service engineers when you need emoh:
Geo
[/HI]ScotJims post is veryrelative and informative but don't think that would ever happen during a service or inspection

Probably playing mud pies at Wrenbury

 

[Scotties]

Thanks all. I guess I'm just a bit thick, what I expected was what Geo and the others said, but 'we don't fo that any more'.

When I need my door hinges etc greased I'll get some vaseline so it does not 'hurt so much'.

Cheers anyway guys,

Richard