Apart from the soppy plastic filling loop key in the Worcester boiler, stupid idea.
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[Misc] Ariston ACO27 boiler suddenly 'dead'
- Thread starter Bozza
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Apart from the soppy plastic filling loop key in the Worcester boiler, stupid idea.
So much simpler than the 2 stage on our old Vaillant. The Valliant that came highly recommended in 2007, but gave 11 years of endless faults and costly engineers visits.
13 months on with the Worcester, it's never broken down.
Worcester is a decent boiler, but the plastic key is fine if left in the boiler, seen a few where the base of the boiler is just above a worktop, can be awkward to fit the key in the slot.
Seagulls over Essex
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Don't know, but I'm sure BG will be on later to clear up any confusion, with something along the lines of:
" I spoke to BensUncle about sorting the boiler out Friday as he knows quite a lot about the Ariston ACO27 although not as much as BensDad but anyway I heard they may have to put on an extra bus for him to get out to repair it a no. 46 would be my suggestion although I think he should walk but then I would wouldn't I as I'm retired but as long as we sign a striker by the end of January and start playing all our home games on Wednesday afternoons when the shops are closed I think we will be OK but then I would wouldn't I anyway I hope that's fixed the boiler for now "
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Tell BG you have a baby in the house, and they'll come same day.
(A puppy is nearly a baby)