How To Wire An S-Plan LEEDS PLUMBER - Central Heating Repair.

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so humbling to read about what your family went through... i have the utmost respect

[@AllenHart999]

Taken me a lot of years to come to terms with it, She was my world. Thank you.

[@stevenolivero5207]

From not having a clue i now have a good basic ider of the set up i need in my systems thank you verry helpfull video

[@m.v.k4681]

Keep at it lad. Alan knows what he is talking about, he’s a good teacher and he does not cut corners.

[@johnmcnamara4846]

Brilliant work Allen and Danny. I'm starting to understand this wiring, thanks.

[@AllenHart999]

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its a great video. really enjoyed how you disassembled the zone valve and showed how the mechanism worked.

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Quality video mate . Get donating to this very worthy and worthwhile cause ..I've donated previously and I'll most likely do it again ..thanks for your efforts Alan

[@yasharyan1981]

Well done Danny. Good luck. Thanks Allen for making this learning so simple.

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[@ningis21]

Good stuff....Well done Danny, it getys easier the more you do...and you seem to have a very good teacher in Allen... Rough with the smoothe...Some jobs are labour intensive and others are easy and very educational...Stick with Danny. Some people I know treat thier apprentices like dogs...Allen seems like one of the good guys....Listen and learn...You cannot buy experience. In time Danny , you too may have a learner...remember how you were treated...pass on the skills. Thumbs up to the gaffer.

[@nasimuddin6616]

Thank you Allan you have explained it in great details, including fault findings covered, this video carry's more weight

[@JKyfdo]

Well done Danny, good work Allen

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U r a super good Teacher

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Excellent as always

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Well done danny...keep it up

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Well done Danny keep up the good work and stick at it buddy 👌👍

[@AllenHart999]

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[@sodig876]

Impressive Drawing Danny👍 great content Allen 👍

[@MrHabib0808]

So helpful learning lots from you glad

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Good luck for the future Danny.

[@yasreh5845]

Danny mate keep it up mate you explained it well 👍one day you will be teaching others oops sorry you are already teaching as iv just learnt of you 👍✌💥

[@smellslikethinice1107]

Great job Allen as always, do hope Covid is not effecting you too much.... Good job Danny too

[@ahmaddarwiche7453]

Well done Danny

[@darrenhooper3457]

Keep plugging away at it danny ..exuse the punn A way i memorised wiring was to draw it without the neutrals and earths..these go back to the same blocks anyway Then your left with commons and switch lives it is easier to see

[@petersutton3054]

Hi Allen well done on this video very helpful Danny your doing well bud keep at it and you may be as good as your teacher lol👍

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Excellent video

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Keep it up danny

[@AllenHart999]

Danny was back today. He will be in our next video. Thanks.

[@rodgerq]

Safe isolation and making double sure is critical! I was fault finding a kitchen extractor last week and used my multimeter to prove dead. No volts read on the meter. Double checked it with a volt stick to find that it was actually live. Turns out my multimeter had become faulty! Always double check!

[@Михаиллеви]

Brill. Well done ✔

[@AllenHart999]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dave8930]

Hi Allen what size/specification of cable do you use when wiring up central heating controls? Is there a specific size/type of cable that should be used when wiring from fused spur to wiring centre and then associated controls?

[@mehmetaliciftci3495]

Hello, you are giving very good technical information. I wish you would add the description feature with Turkish subtitles, I don't know English. I write this translation as an English translation on Google and throw it away. It would be greatly appreciated if you add the Turkish subtitle option to your videos

[@Sirjohnwilliamuk]

Hello Mr sparky on the drawing is amazing, very neat. Hiwever the valves had permanent lives and the clock control sends the neutral as a return, usually we use a switch live as the return and connect the neutral directly. Is it just a typo or is it the standard for this type of installation

[@mohammednazir8307]

Hi alan do u run course on open vented system wiring please

[@AllenHart999]

No, sorry

[@sheriefgerges7789]

it is very useful.

[@AllenHart999]

Sherief Gerges Thank you so much 👍

[@sheriefgerges7789]

@@AllenHart999 when you get chance y plan too. types of fitting and how by eyes you can identify this suitable for gas. flue subject abit complicated subject when u have chance u can tell us more about flue. big thanks for the massive effort you are doing it help alot

[@amirfeng]

Excellent

[@ahmaddarwiche9154]

Well done danny

[@simonstones1918]

It’s nearly understandable Alan! Lol my brain kinda turns off when anyone starts talking electrics! Automatically I think, I’m not gonna understand this so I switch off. Ironical really 😂

[@junxie1599]

Nice video. Could you do 3 port valve like this please?

[@AllenHart999]

Yes, soon

[@stewben1169]

Allen when your checking the dead test between live and earth(cpc) for the safe isolation your really checking that you have the correct polarity. If live and neutral where reversed the test between live and earth would show 0v this is because the neutral and earth are at the same potential. However as an Electrician using a multi meter is not permitted We use what’s called a Proving Kit. To test for dead connections. We test between: Live & Neutral Live & Earth Neutral & Earth The kit consists of a voltage tester and the square block is a called the proving unit eg a known working voltage, you use the proving unit to test to see if the voltage tester is working ok before you do the dead testing. At the end of the testing use the proving unit again to check the voltage tester is still ok. You do this procedure every time you use the voltage tester. There are many voltage tester available here is a example below. isswww.co.uk/fluke-t90-two-pole-tester-fluke-prv240-proving-unit-iss-carry-case?gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-7kG4EHfkrpE1O2DXqq2NTcuKnlwDNzRg7h5f8msQ9Tx3RfS0gAA4RoC3U0QAvD_BwE

[@yasreh5845]

Also thanks to the main man allen

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Thanks

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Ok mate least you going to learn by professional make sure you always go by his ways don't try to cheat and go your own way follow him he knows what he's saying to you all the best

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Danny, tell Allen to stop butting in😂

[@alunroberts1439]

1st were are you GS38 leads 2nd micro switches when open nothing the other side. Water valves open to pass water. Electrical switches cneed to close to pass the voltage.

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[@ahmaddarwiche7453]

Well done Danny