Glowworm Ultimate Not Lighting. HeatingGeek Boiler Repair. No Pilot

[@HeatingGeek]

Sorry about the sound. Don't know how to sort it!!!!!

[@TomPalacki]

Sound it's not a problem 👍Content matters

[@proteus1]

HeatingGeek sounds like the camera pre amp. Or reset software and reformat card. Your a fault finder. Dodgy cable with broken wire perhaps.

[@HeatingGeek]

Its fine in the editor. If I export earlier versions of this video the sound is fine. I need someone to help me who knows about Davinti Resolve software.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@alanmurphy3584]

HeatingGeek what happened to the link for the cleaning pins ?

[@ArifPolicewala]

Another cracking diagnosis. Nobody goes through the obvious basics like you do Ollie. True legend

[@HeatingGeek]

Thank you. Going back and watching the Old videos now. ;-)

[@mramicus6917]

THIS IS ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS ! YOU CAN TELL HE'S BEEN WELL TRAINED ! I CALL HIM TO FIX MY BOILER AS I KNOW HE WOULDN'T RIP ME OFF !!!

[@HeatingGeek]

No ned to rip people off. There is enough money in this job for most people. :-)

[@leaturk11]

Nice to see a fellow gas engineer doing a proper job. Nice one

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@AllenHart999]

I feel honoured that you add me and PB Plumber in your tags, Great videos, and very interesting channel. Keep up the good work.

[@HeatingGeek]

Im Honoured you commented on one of my videos. You have been doing this a long long time and I didn't realise how big Gaschat etc was!!! Well done! :-)

[@HeatingGeek]

I spell your name wrong I think!!!

[@alanmurphy3584]

Allen Hart all 3 of you are doing a Stella job, picked up some good info from all your vids, thanks to PB I got myself a veto pro pack and I love it, literally have everything I need to do most jobs in one easy to carry bag, no need for back and forth trips to the van

[@AllenHart999]

@@HeatingGeek I notice you tagged me in a few different versions of my name in other videos 😂👍😂👍I am sure your channel will take over us both as you have much better content. 👍

[@HeatingGeek]

If I spell it wrong so will other people????? Then they find me :-) Im just winging it at the moment. I can fix boilers. Not sure I have the youtube thing yet. Hope you don't mind me hanging on your coattails.

[@henrybartlett1986]

These are great boilers, shame so many have been taken out. Excellent presentation as ever.

[@peterbeck493]

Fixed one today thanks for the help Ollie. That burner adjustment is poorly designed too much in the way. Come back soon. Your vids are spot on mate

[@adamdavies1731]

Just got home from 2 week holiday it's a Sunday, boiler was working when we went away,turned it off, switched on earlier the bloody thing wouldn't fire up this video just saved our bacon was excatly this problem,the two tiny holes in the jet were almost completely blocked only could see light through through one of them...fantastic...Nice one.

[@HeatingGeek]

Glad it helped. :-)

[@itsrubes9779]

Brilliant and knowledgable video heating geek, I’m learning so much from you, thank you, keep posting, top man.

[@lucanspittle8213]

Excellent video for newbies like myself. I fixed my aunts and bought some injector cleaners too before I saw this. However it's very thorough!

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@DubSalvation]

Reading the comments, you seem to have alot of fans! Good for you bro.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@DuskHorizon]

This was lovely, thank you. I had an electrical fault on mine which turned out to be the overheat thermostat being "engaged" without the button sticking out. Your video was helpful in knowing what to expect with the case off and how to get the control box out & open.

[@HeatingGeek]

I'm glad it helped. All up and running now?

[@DuskHorizon]

@@HeatingGeek all good, it hasn't popped again. I had a bad PCB in my BoilerMate II; it was buzzing and the pumps didn't work very well. Must have driven the boiler and not taken the hot water away well enough. One of those that makes total sense in hindsight.

[@MikeDee79]

Wish I found this video last week as had same issue. Nicely done and helpful 👍👍

[@gasmark340]

Pukka vid... keep them coming. I used to do installs and now do repairs and breakdowns mainly. Your vids are brilliant!

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. I have some good ones coming. When I have time.

[@theplumbersmate2471]

Another great vid keep up the good work. I’m also a gas safe engineer it’s good to see how other engineers work and the tools they use. I like your logical thinking when fault finding . Great content no swearing and no silly nonsense so refreshing. 👍🏻

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks.for watching it. The sound is really bugging me!!! :-)

[@jsmid]

You really do put some engineers to shame that was basic stuff a little cleaning! That customer obviously paid for another guy just to turn the gas off. Great job as always

[@HeatingGeek]

I think the original fault was more than that. Im a bit brain dead at the moment and cant remember what was going ok.

[@jsmid]

@@HeatingGeek ohh my bad, I thought that was the only problem good job anyway 👌🏾😊

[@HeatingGeek]

Im sure it was more.

[@HeatingGeek]

Im sure it was more than that. :-)

[@Memories4lifemedia]

Thanks for getting more of the injector cleaners I have managed to order one now thanks

[@HeatingGeek]

They are a pain to get hold of. Took over a month. Be gentle with it and it will last. (I have broken 2 in a couple of years)

[@jf6624]

@HeatingGeek Thanks for the videos, I’ve learnt so much from them! 👍

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks for watching them. ;-)

[@michaeltrimmer8899]

Another great video

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I do appreciate it. :-)

[@robert500s]

Who’s downvoting this ? Have a word with yourself. Much appreciated as always bro

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. I appreciate it. Cant fix the sound at the moment.

[@hankattack]

Maybe people who think there shouldn’t be videos on KZbin encouraging people who don’t know what they’re doing to mess with gas appliances when being untrained to do so? Do anything for them views tho.

[@heatservicebwcuk1545]

Chris Freeman he makes them to help other engineers out. If people want to dice with it then they will anyway. Ollie has never said on any videos to have a go yourself save some money infact the opposite

[@alanmurphy3584]

Chris Freeman crawl back down your hole you helmet

[@heatservicebwcuk1545]

Chris Freeman don’t agree with you. Why are you watching can I ask ?

[@stewartharrod1706]

You are a boiler god 🙏

[@richgreeeat8736]

Thanks so much for these videos and your channel, it's helping me a lot mate.

[@HeatingGeek]

No problem. Im glad it helps. :-)

[@javidmohammed9498]

Well done good video always learning something new.

[@HeatingGeek]

Glad to hear it

[@robwood1983]

Another great vid regardless of the sound!

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. Im glad you liked it. Got another one coming soon. :-)

[@gonzalomartinez1630]

Great diagnostic skills, another happy customer! Thanks for sharing!

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks for watching something with audio this bad!!! :-)

[@tomstrutton4351]

Blocked injector really common on them, excellent video

[@HeatingGeek]

Very very common. Love this fix too.

[@erdogan330]

great video thank you

[@paulmc3870]

Really good video, proper fault finding skills for all to see

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@leegeorge6772]

10:19 , do you paste where the brass enters the brass part goes into the assembly ?

[@HeatingGeek]

I put a little paste on small parts to aid assembly. Otherwise the nuts can bind up and you think its tight but its not. Some grease will do the same job. This is an easy part to damage if your not used to taking apart and putting back together.

[@boilers24-7]

Keep them coming mate.... always looking forward to your videos

[@HeatingGeek]

I will got loads filmed. no time to edit

[@normanboyes4983]

Thank you for directing me to this video. Yes that is the same boiler that I own and I have had exactly the same problem, diagnosed and solved the same way. Its a pity you cannot remember why the other guy fitted a new gas valve assembly and pretty damning that he left the customer without a working boiler for such a simple problem no doubt after extracting the maximum £££ out if the customer. It is a pity that Gas Safe do not police this sort of activity and weed out the charlatans and incompetents.

[@HeatingGeek]

The customer didn't pay anymore than their monthly premium. The engineer has since told me the gas valve wouldn't adjust but after he replaced it, it wouldn't light. The only issue is the customer left without HTG and HW.

[@bobsempires]

Thank god that on all latest boilers they are dropping pilot flame concept altogether, it's allways pain to maintain, had 2 boilers fail last week because of clogged pipe (that you cleaned in video). Great video as always.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks a lot. Its a good picture too.

[@normanboyes4983]

If you assess that as a 'pain' good job you are not exposed to real engineering problems.

[@bobsempires]

@@normanboyes4983 Sure. In most instances, where gas quality is fine, these things last forever (best ive seen 10 years without maintanence). But in many specific cases where for some reason gas quality is bad i have to change/clean them every year or so. Pilot flame on big boilers is fine. However im questioning its design choice on smaller ones like junkers hidromax. Excess complication with many possible failiure points.

[@normanboyes4983]

RD Hey most guys when servicing boilers do not strip the pilot injector nozzle and clean it so with or without maintenance is the same situation. Of course the gas is always clean debris is introduced by new pipe installation.

[@bobsempires]

@@normanboyes4983 Oh it's worse than that. :) First of all, 2 junkers floor boilers in cascade installed 14ish years ago, they ran it on LPG gas at start but then now they switched it to NatGas 2 years ago. The reason why I had to clean injector for pilot flame was because there was literally no other way, pilot flame was so small it would never touch Ionization electrode, even after switching electrode to new one it would still fail to recognize the flame. After blowing injector and copper pipe with compressed air it started running fine again (bigger flame, reached ionization electrode). I believe the reason why injector got clogged with gray residue is something related to the way copper pipes react with NatGas that boiler companies don't want to talk about. They (Or some unwanted additive) produce these gray flakes that sometimes heavily clog rough filters before gas regulator. Still have to wait to determine the root cause of clogs but if it happens once every 2 years then obviously something is wrong in gas piping or filtering. However there may be something Ive failed to check or missed.

[@TheYetty84]

I’ve been in this game 20 years now and think this is One of the easiest boilers to work on. If the top of the case is warm and not sparking go straight to the fan with zoom oil for a temp fix.

[@HeatingGeek]

Great boilers!!

[@gabri.elmusic]

Thanks man, saved me few hundred £ probably 👍 cleaned and works perfect.

[@HeatingGeek]

Great to hear!

[@HeatingGeek]

I will have a look on Sunday. Working tomorrow

[@TheDs1969]

Thanks for info on this boiler great all the best

[@HeatingGeek]

No problem. Do you have this boiler?

[@Anthony-hs8zi]

Absolutely brilliant video again thanks

[@HeatingGeek]

Good glad it helps. :-)

[@Stillbusy105]

Solid fault finding as always 👍 nice test to see if the pilot solenoid was open too, I’ll have to remember that one!

[@HeatingGeek]

Its the simple tests that people often forget. I do too. :-)

[@thomasredrup4674]

Hi, great video. Like the guides and tutorials. Im having trouble with one of these at the moment. Boiler is continuously relighting. Sometimes lights instantly, sometimes takes a lot of sparking to light. sometimes runs fine for 5-10 mins and stays lit after multiple restarts but then will go back to constantly lighting and going out and repeating. Case seal ok, combustion ok. New recon fan fitted. run out of ideas., maybe air pressure switch

[@HeatingGeek]

Gas valve or PCB I reccon. :-)

[@thomasredrup4674]

HeatingGeek thanks to your video I worked it out. Had a blockage in one of the little holes in the injector. The pilot flame wasn’t good enough so wasn’t always making contact with the flame rectification probe! Thanks

[@yensabi]

Another good diagnostic video HG........pity the sound was bad , thought you had turned into a darlek......😀 cheers mate....👍

[@HeatingGeek]

I didn't hear it on editing. I will try and sort it out.

[@Stillbusy105]

Great video, helped me on a repair today 👍 my injector pins were still too big to fit the injector holes tho 😏 I only purchased them as I see they come in handy on your vids 😅

[@HeatingGeek]

You should buy my injector pin then. Very Very small. Does 99% of them. rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-534...

[@Aw4ken3d]

@@HeatingGeek can you lead us to good injector pin at the moment? Cuz this link dont lead you to the one :)

[@thpxs0554]

Excellent diagnostic procedure. In a step by step method. Applies to any faultfinding. A lot of people just say change this or that but that’s poor work.

[@HeatingGeek]

Glad you got through the sound issue. Thanks. Fault finding is all step by step and is the only way to be sure. :-)

[@mrman3509]

Great video. Very helpful

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. ;-)

[@tayyabk92]

Great work 👍👍

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@keithbrueton]

Excellent video sound was not a problem

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. It annoyed me that it rendered like that. I don't know why which is even worse. :-)

[@reghy2008]

Another great video.. Thank you so much for sharing...

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@richardtittle351]

Great video. I have the exact same boiler (over 20 years old but still ok) with gas valves that seem to be a bit sticky, they sometimes take a while to open or don't open at all. Can they be replaced and/or refurbished economically?

[@kevinshales]

You just saved me a hundred quid minimum, blocked burner nozzle, went first time once cleaned...... here’s to a warm winter, huge thanks !!

[@JayGasEssex]

No words.... there's a good reason why you get a pro in to work on gas appliance's, yes to get it working, but mainly what your paying for is that it is safe, no gas leaks, no co leaks, case seal ok which is vital on gw ultimates. Not worth the risk to save a few quid...

[@carlton683]

Hi there just one point I thought it like the burner needed cleaning as the flame looked very orange many thanks for your videos keep them coming thanks again tony

[@alanmurphy3584]

Anthony Stanley I thought the same until he reduced the burner pressure and it looked bang on

[@HeatingGeek]

It did look bad. But until its set up to the MI's I wouldn't clean anything. :-)

[@ThunderBolt-rm8cr]

great work as always

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@naturelover_9211]

Brilliant video thank you.

[@HeatingGeek]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. :-)

[@carlton683]

Ok mate you do a good job I wish you lived in Birmingham as you could service my boiler thanks Tony

[@HeatingGeek]

There are loads of great engineers out there. Find one and use him.

[@lazenbytim]

Nice video again buddy.

[@hvacgas5292]

👍👍nice work.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks :-)

[@quadrantheatingelectricspl2907]

Excellent video As ever, I am a big fan of yours. Don't miss a single video. Are you based in Watford ?

[@HeatingGeek]

No. I live in Cheshunt Hertfordshire. Work all over though.

[@amritbishokarma5660]

Hi my boiler when I 1st switch on manually it turns on for 1 or 2 after that it switches off it self. I can see small 🔥flame on standby. Please can you advise? Thank you

[@HeatingGeek]

Does the boiler still tick?

[@tomsalmon4693]

Nice work.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@CarlosArruda77]

Great video but as I have seen your analizer on Natural Gas, that flame picture yellow shouldn't it be blue? The meter man sees that and that's a meter capped off! lol. Great insight on how to roubleshoot this.

[@HeatingGeek]

The flame is only yellow because the case is off. :-) Once on you can see the flame goes blue

[@CarlosArruda77]

@@HeatingGeek That did make me wonder. Too much oxygen being mixed with the gas? Much appreciated for the reply mate. Have a good weekend.

[@johnnysingh418]

Another good video as always .my luck's in as I finally managed to get one off them injector tool" just bought one. Better check the euro .

[@HeatingGeek]

Check the euro??

[@johnnysingh418]

@@HeatingGeek I just felt lucky because I finally managed to get hold of the injector tool' as they sell out quickly. But no luck with the Euro lotto. Wish I had that tool two weeks ago" had a blocked injector on a gloworm spacesaver ' which I think caused the gas vale to go which was changed by br..... Gas under contract' but they never checked the injector.

[@HeatingGeek]

That sound about right. Pilot injectors are getting blocked all the time nowadays. Lack of proper servicing.

[@MSKChess]

Solid logic, panic over, problem solved.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-) Nice easy one.

[@inityo]

How do you increase the pressure?

[@HeatingGeek]

What pressure?

[@inityo]

@@HeatingGeek boiler pressure like on new boilers you just open the valves. I feel that my hot water has very low pressure but the temperature is extremely hot with this boiler

[@HeatingGeek]

@@inityo Unfortunately the pressure you talk about on new boilers is the pressure within the heating system. Not at all related to the hot water pressure. You probably have a hot water cylinder filled via a tank in your loft. The height difference between this tank and the hot water outlet you are using is what gives you the pressure of your hot water. I hope this explains it for you.

[@inityo]

@@HeatingGeek so there is no way to control the pressure ? Do these boilers require you to keep filling a tank ?

[@HeatingGeek]

@@inityo The tank fills with a ball valve. :-)

[@colinford7427]

Did you check to see how many rads were on the system before you decided to adjust the valve to 10.8mb as I noticed it had the option of max 12.7 for 60.000 btu or doesn't it really matter as its only 5.000 difference, just wondering im not picking holes as I like your work,

[@HeatingGeek]

If you look at the data badge it was set up for this burner pressure when the houses were built. :-) Little red arrow.

[@colinford7427]

@@HeatingGeek Oh thanks for that I never noticed,

[@zamanhaidar]

Thank you sir.

[@HeatingGeek]

Most welcome

[@melvinanezi9236]

Logical diagnosis procedure.The objective is always to achieve and that is what you do 👍🏼

[@mmack3286]

I would love to see you service a Intergas boiler

[@HeatingGeek]

Why? :-)

[@hikmatmakdasi9256]

I have same boiler when switch on it will works continually for 15 minute then it will turn of for around 2minute and on for around 5 minute and keep on and off like that till the water get worm and the cylinder thermostats switch the boiler off is that normal or dose that mean the flame is too high of the pressure more than 10.8

[@HeatingGeek]

That sounds normal for that type of boiler.

[@hikmatmakdasi9256]

@@HeatingGeek thanks alot

[@HeatingGeek]

@@hikmatmakdasi9256 No problem

[@johnboy1232]

Have one of these boilers and have worked on a lot of them over the years , this is a common occurrence. You have to be very careful how you disassemble the pipe especially if they have not been taken apart in a while ,they are very narrow and can shere around the olive .I have tried several methods to clean the pilot ,It seems a particular difficult one .The best results for me anyway is using a 12 volt tire compressor with the plastic cone shaped adapter cut down so it makes a good seal into the pilot injector This seems to work very well and there is no chance of reamering out the injector .The other common fault as the boilers get older is the PCB which usually shows as the boiler fan repeatedly stoping and starting. The other thing is I seem to remember a pilot restrictor that fits into the pipe at the valve end ,this can drop out when you are handling the pipe ,suspect that would show up straight away with the pilot picture. PS make sure you hang on tight to the injector when you start up the compressor!

[@HeatingGeek]

The pins clean them out really well. You do have to be careful not to damage the injector when cleaning.

[@HeatingGeek]

@steve french Maybe. :-)

[@johnboy1232]

In the past I have tried boiling in a pan of hot water with not much success,The 12 volt compressor does work very well, I used a 12 v battery charger with male / female insulated connectors on both the outlet ends of the 12v side of the battery charger and the 12v wires going to the compressor .To make more portable for inside use. The other thing I used it for was clearing sludge blockages in microbore , disconnecting valve end from rad connecting suitable fittings and I had a piece of 8mm insertion tube that fitted tightly into the thumb valve of the compressor ,turn on the rad valve , turn on the compressor for 5sec ,then remove the end of the insertion tube into a bowl and with a bit of luck the sludge runs out , repeate if required. Of course there is a chance you push the sludge somewhere else but that never happened to me . Microbore is not as common today as it was in my time .but I can assure you this little dodge saved me hours and hours .very useful for where the microbore come off a 4 way inline manifold and sludge tended to settle blocking of the bottom tube.

[@proteus1]

Adjusting the gas valve, you can open hot tap & turn cylinder stat up temp at same time to get readings.

[@HeatingGeek]

I don't understand? Sorry

[@dzmalekvali1110]

Thanks king

[@benjaminfrost4363]

was the electrode cracked mate?

[@HeatingGeek]

No it looked in very good condition to me.

[@jazzmiah8953]

What paste did u use?

[@martingreen6410]

Looks like jet blue plus

[@HeatingGeek]

Yes Jet Blue Plus. Doesn't spill!!

[@martingreen6410]

@@HeatingGeek This takes Me back. I used to work for glowworm and service repair there range of products. Popular back then was the hot water express combi. Changed its name to the swift flow. I used to put injectors / jets in a cup of hot water then blow through or replace. Especially on Lpg where the gas was attracted to the brass👍. Good fault finding very methodical.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-) I hated swiftflows!!! Glad there gone.

[@recall2880]

We have one of these and every time it lights it makes two loud clicks and clunks. I’ve been told it’s normal but why would a boiler lighting be so loud?

[@HS-vz8rj]

Dear Heating Geek Need some advice pls....my boiler glowworm ultimate 40bf...if fires up for 5 minutes and then goes back to pilot light...and then after 15min it fires up again for 5mins...pls help...what could be the culprit....the thermostat are all on full.....not sure why it keeps shutting after 5minutes

[@HeatingGeek]

Blocked, slow pump, air in system, Just a few for you there.

[@normanboyes4983]

Boiler water return stat set too low?

[@bertybollocks]

Another top vid besides the audio but hey ho, could I ask u in the near future if poss and you have time could you do a vid on a boiler electric preliminary checks before a gas service thanks again man love your vids very informative too man 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@HeatingGeek]

What, like safe isolation etc?

[@bertybollocks]

HeatingGeek yes exactly if poss like thanks

[@bertybollocks]

Like the earth continuity. Safeisolation,polarity checks just theorelim checks before agas safety inspection on the boiler stuff like that

[@HeatingGeek]

@@bertybollocks Ok I will try and do it but it won't be soon.

[@bertybollocks]

HeatingGeek mate anytime u can like Would be much appreciated thanks

[@anthonynewcome128]

glow worm logic....use one nut and one wing nut.......would love to have been at that meeting.....lol

[@HeatingGeek]

I think its because the access is tight so they changed it. Weird though,

[@tomstrutton4351]

Where's the link? Can't find it..... is that how we can support your Chanel ?

[@HeatingGeek]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/333049011957 Its in the description??? I think...

[@HeatingGeek]

Every little helps :-)

[@tonyjarv]

Next level shit this, I’ve fixed this a hundred times but never been in the hot burner pressure knowledge bracket, Did I read your teaching if so where at?

[@HeatingGeek]

Just doing it every day since I was 16.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks :-)

[@darrenjowett8032]

Can you come and fix mine I’m in leeds

[@HeatingGeek]

Sorry I didn’t respond to this comment. I didn’t see it in my feed. :-(

[@k20aa]

Good I work I too have had that fault so many times with them crap must just fail straight into it

[@tonycosgrove6433]

Nice video a apart from the sound.

[@HeatingGeek]

Yeah sorry. Still don't know why. Only becomes apparent once rendered. The sound is good in the editing software.

[@jackhoskins722]

Great video if we the crackle effect

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks :-)

[@robertskinner4148]

I liked this video "STRAIGHT AWAY"

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. The sound is sh#$ and I don't know why. ;-)

[@MrDazman56]

I have a 21 year old glowworm ultimate and is wasn't heating up called gas man round and all it needed was the pilot light cleaning it was blocked. Soaked in hot water and it worked fine just charged me call out fee.

[@ArksE8]

Pilot tube snapped today. Gas valve side after I replaced the gas valve.

[@HeatingGeek]

Sorry I didn’t respond to this comment. I didn’t see it in my feed. :-(

[@benjaminfrost4363]

did someone fit the gas valve because the pilot injector was blocked?

[@HeatingGeek]

I cant remember now. I think there was more too it than that.

[@jamiemerchant7933]

Surprised that a really knowledgable engineer like yourself would use any sort of tool to clean an injector

[@HeatingGeek]

I knew someone would eventually say that. I would think that too if I had done done it hundreds of times. British Gas allow their engineers to clean pilot injectors with a similar tool. Im not reaming it out. Just clearing the hole. If I refitted the injector and the flame was elongated I would replace the injector. This isn't making the hole any bigger, just clearing it. Give it a go. If it works, boiler fixed. If it doesn't boiler STILL broken. (nothing to loose) :-) Thanks for watching and commenting. :-)

[@jamiemerchant3327]

HeatingGeek Thanks for your reply It’s not a criticism I really enjoy your videos your knowledge of electronics is 2nd to none And even after for 41 years in this industry I’m still learning but I’ve never felt the need to put any sort of object through an injector hole I just drop it in boiling water for a couple of minutes and then blow it through that seems to work without the risk of enlarging the whole Keep up the good work as a say you are a top engineer thanks

[@HeatingGeek]

@@jamiemerchant3327 I didn't take it as a criticism. It exactly what I believed until recently. I haven't enlarged one yet but that may happen. I have never tried boiling water tbh. Tried air duster and WD40 but didn't find it very effective. I will try boiling water on the next one and see how it works. :-)

[@mmack3286]

Nice old boiler

[@HeatingGeek]

I agree. One of the best. :-)

[@davidmarsden8868]

Can’t believe the 1st engineer couldn’t diagnose that

[@HeatingGeek]

Lots of newer engineers would miss this. They don't see these boilers very much. :-)

[@davidmarsden8868]

@@HeatingGeek true, I enjoy working on the older stutt Got an old concord to look at tomorrow

[@ek6868]

👌

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. ;-)

[@darrellbutler8585]

Was gas turned off all this time lol

[@TheBendalina]

the first engineer changed the valve but couldn't clean a pilot injector? He needs to be better trained.

[@HeatingGeek]

indeed. :-)

[@jsmid]

I thought sound was just me

[@HeatingGeek]

unfortunately not. :-(

[@D_pawson]

Repair ?? or service🤔😂😂😂

[@HeatingGeek]

Errr... Repair kinda... ;-)

[@TomPalacki]

Great Video👍

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. I can't find the issue with the audio at the moment but will have to redo it. Pain in the ass when I don't have a clue about this stuff.

[@HeatingGeek]

Thanks. :-)

[@scottwilliams1094]

Great video 👍

[@HeatingGeek]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching it.