CONDENSING BOILER SEQUENCE OF OPERATION, part 3 in the series, how a gas boiler works, fault finding
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
- Derek in part 3 of the sequence of operation of a gas boiler takes a look at the sequence of a condensing boiler. he uses an ariston e combi one to demonstrate this process .
Don’t know how any one could give you a thumbs down ....cracking vids and you explain well.
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Thumbs down because it just blew their minds! 🤣
Derek, you are marvellous, you deserve all the thumbs up mate. Thank you!
Got my Initial ACS booked for next month. Your channel helped me just go for it again. Thanks!
Good luck with your exams and let me know how you get on 👍🏻
Excellent video
Can't wait for the fault finding video of this boiler
Fantastic video, many useful information. Thanks Derek👍👍👍
Thank you very much Derek, please can you do some faults on condensing boilers and if possible system boilers too. I done training with baxi and only now my eyes slightly opened. Your teaching skills are second to none. I am not English native and you helping a lot. We appreciate your time and effort. Please ignore so called pro engineers who criticize your hard work. They watching you always to improve skills!!! Thank you.
Great video, and well explained, thank you Derek. Last minute revision before the dreaded exams
Good luck with the exams 👍🏻
Perfect video. Well done Derek. Thanks. 👍
Thanks Derek, very useful video for new trainee gas engineer, tomorrow I have my gas practical summative Assessment at Option skill, I watched many of your video there are all useful. Thanks again
Good luck
I like your way of simplifying the sequence. I might have to pay you a visit. Kindest regards from ireland 🇮🇪
Always welcome mate 👍🏻
Excellent video, always something to learn. 👍👍🇬🇧
I always learn something from these videos
Great explanation with diagrams. Thank you
Thanks Derek great video 👍👍and for the extra boost 👍👍
No1 Trainee Gas Engineering videos on TH-cam 🎯
good job mate :) I like you're way of work :)) sadly im not any more in UK but nice to see how the gas engineers works
Excellent video
Great video! Cheers from France.
Merci 👍🏻
Great video useful information thanks
Please be bothered Derek !! Great video. Arrows on board make this very easy to follow.
Great stuff Derek cheers.
Another amazing TH-cam video Derek. Could you please do the fault code part as well.
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looking forward to the fault finding video!
double tap it. lol. probably works too. love it. great vid Derek
Excellent 3 part video Derek m8!
Coming into breakdowns now myself. Got good idea for vids. Ya cud do scenarios with different of faults...have a collegue or even yourself as a customer giving details (ya cud dress up & edit lol). Then go through fault finding start to finish to fix the problem...ie no heating/no hot water! Multimeter ect the works.
Recon be entertaining as well as helpful/informative! 👍
Love the idea Cheers 👍🏻
👍 Derek excellent. Do the follow up 😊, thanks
Superb videos as always Derek I learn so much from our videos I noticed on the gas chat forum there seems to be a lot of confused gas engineers posting short videos of boilers making strange noises. Is there a fast track system for locating strange noises? ( hint for a video ???? ) . I have a stethoscope but am new to the gas industry so haven't used it yet
Quality vid
U r star body appreciate a lot u always thumbs up 👍👍👍👍
Brill video as usual. Will you be doing a fault finding video on condensing boilers
Great video. Was looking forward to this one. So this boiler goes into purge twice does it? Once near the beginning of the sequence and once at the very end when it goes into pump overrun for around 30 seconds? Thanks Derek 👍🏻
Asian Jon. Training.
Very interesting to see what all the whirring, clicking and whooshing actually is!
As we say in Yorkshire "well I'll be buggered!" 😁
Yes do the part 4 vid pls
Hi Derek so question, with a system boiler it's just the three way valve that's eliminated from the check process.
So the call for heat by temp is not a factor for the system to ramp up the burner to better achieve the required house temp over a shorter time. Kind regards Dave Porter.
The zone valves are there to isolate a zone when up to temperature that’s their only job 👍🏻
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i loosely get how this boiler works, what I want to know from your point of view is, why does our boiler throw out water? We have a combi boiler that has a condenser inside which is attached to a tank at the bottom, it has had to be modulated like this because it is in the centre of the house with a flue in the roof and not on an outside wall. From what the Gas man has said, the boiler fills with water to a reservoir inside the boiler, and then when it gets to a level, it triggers a point level that then spews the water out of an outlet pipe. But it does it constantly and he believes it is supposed to. It makes a massive rumbling noise like someone's just hit it with a truck and then it purges water out across the flooring of the attic and outside at high speed and under alot of pressure.
This particular one we have does not vent out the outlet pipe at the back as others do, but purges out of the soffit in the attic roof at the front.
From his lack of interest and investigation - 3rd time today, we are suffering from what I see as a boiler that isn't working properly, is using an excessive amount of water and the heating is coming out fine in the radiators, I am just somewhat concerned about the amount of water and its not vapour water, its physical water that is coming out. It regurgitates water every day every 4-5 hours. It sounds like it isn't regulated properly and the northern gas man won't have any of it, especially when speaking to a woman.
Yes do a fault finding video please
Did the fault finding video ever get made... can't seem to find it 🤷🏽♂️
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I will become your disciple now. XD
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Can’t get my head around why the diverter would have a mid position if it’s a Combi it can only give you ether hot water or heating, it can’t do both.
Some manufacturers allow the diverter valve to go into mid position to help fill the boilers so no pockets of air gets trapped in the heat exchanger
wheres air pressure switch?
They don’t have them they use the thermistors or a flue sensor now
@@tomkatgastraining can you make video which explains as had me confused lol
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ROFL Double Click Thumb Down... Just turns it OFF again...