Finally a Gas Engineer who is making a difference. I am learning so much from your videos. You make it look so easy to do, and easy to understand. Please could you do more videos on servicing and repairs on all brands of boilers.
@@advancedboilertraining Keeps doing, what your doing and you will make it big here on the Gas platform. I am newly passed Gas engineer, and i have been looking left and right to learn repairs on, and your videos are a blessing. Any advise on what steps I should take to learn repairs?
Roman Ahmed Apart from learning from a mentor (the fastest way to succeed in anything in life), the best thing is to just jump in the deep end and do them. Try join a company as most companies will give you training for their jobs.
I have a 837 too so these videos are really helpful in working out if I have a fault and if I need to get an engineer. Thank you for making these videos.
Well thats why we help each other brv..this Man is doing a GREAT JOB instilling confidence ...its a skill not even "Veterans" have coz they think Society owed them too much 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good videos for apprentices and new engineers or if u haven’t changed 1 yet. You don’t need to isolate the cold main on a diverter change. Gas seal for the washers and a bit on screwdriver to hold the screws works a treat
Generally what do you do when you attempt to isolate via the service valves and they start leaking, is the a way to repair them of do they need to be replaced as well?
Hi, I have the same boiler. I had a leaking valve, so I replaced the cartridge inside the valve 3 days ago. Today, the hot water works fine, but central heating/radiators do not heat up. What could be the issue? Is it the cartridge issue or do I need to replace the full diverter valve assembly as you have done here.
I think what you are talking about is the by-pass valve. The position is usually factory preset to approximately 250mbar (mid-position that is shown on my video).
What do you mean by humming noise? When you turn this boiler on by the mains power, the diverter moves and makes a humming noise for a few seconds and then stops. Is that what you mean?
@@advancedboilertraining no, when the heating is turning on it starts making funny noise but not every time. When I took the cover off, and placed small piece of wood against the diverter I could feel thr vibration so I am assuming the sound is coming off it
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Finally a Gas Engineer who is making a difference.
I am learning so much from your videos. You make it look so easy to do, and easy to understand.
Please could you do more videos on servicing and repairs on all brands of boilers.
Hey Roman! Thanks for the comment, yeah I got new videos on different boilers soon, keep an eye out for them 🔧
@@advancedboilertraining Keeps doing, what your doing and you will make it big here on the Gas platform.
I am newly passed Gas engineer, and i have been looking left and right to learn repairs on, and your videos are a blessing. Any advise on what steps I should take to learn repairs?
Roman Ahmed Apart from learning from a mentor (the fastest way to succeed in anything in life), the best thing is to just jump in the deep end and do them. Try join a company as most companies will give you training for their jobs.
And fairplay for not editing dropping the screw. That happens to us all. I like the realness
I like how u get to the point others just be chatting bs these days ..keep the video coming do make loads of fault finding videos thanks
Thanks mate! 🔧
I have a 837 too so these videos are really helpful in working out if I have a fault and if I need to get an engineer. Thank you for making these videos.
I was a little dubious about changing the valve myself, but after watching the video I feel much more confident, great video, thank you
Love to hear the video helped! That’s the whole point of this channel💪
Well thats why we help each other brv..this Man is doing a GREAT JOB instilling confidence ...its a skill not even "Veterans" have coz they think Society owed them too much 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chohan Chohan 🤣
Good videos for apprentices and new engineers or if u haven’t changed 1 yet. You don’t need to isolate the cold main on a diverter change. Gas seal for the washers and a bit on screwdriver to hold the screws works a treat
Yep exactly the same boiler sounds like it is the diverter valve
Nice work keep them coming
Thanks 👍
Great vids very helpful . Thank you very much and Keep it up . God bless
Thanks Hamaad!
Greetings! The display from 242/3-5 can be put on Vaillant 242/3-3??
Generally what do you do when you attempt to isolate via the service valves and they start leaking, is the a way to repair them of do they need to be replaced as well?
Hi,
I have the same boiler. I had a leaking valve, so I replaced the cartridge inside the valve 3 days ago. Today, the hot water works fine, but central heating/radiators do not heat up. What could be the issue? Is it the cartridge issue or do I need to replace the full diverter valve assembly as you have done here.
My radiators don't heat up properly until I run the hot water tap till the water runs hot. Could the diverter valve be the problem?
Could you tell me what is that brass screw on the side of the valve and what position should it be on. Thanks
I think what you are talking about is the by-pass valve.
The position is usually factory preset to approximately 250mbar (mid-position that is shown on my video).
Hi, what about if it makes humming noise when turning on? Can I replace just the cartridge inside ?
What do you mean by humming noise? When you turn this boiler on by the mains power, the diverter moves and makes a humming noise for a few seconds and then stops. Is that what you mean?
@@advancedboilertraining no, when the heating is turning on it starts making funny noise but not every time. When I took the cover off, and placed small piece of wood against the diverter I could feel thr vibration so I am assuming the sound is coming off it
@@marcinglodzinskl1972 strange, the cartridge is really easy to change so it’s worth a try if you think that’s where it’s coming from
@@advancedboilertraining thanks a lot for your reply and advice
I will but the repair kit and have a go
Wouldn't it be better if we had a long star screwdriver instead extendable screwdriver
Grease the new washers and they stick to the plate