Worcester Bosch ERP Plate Heat Exchanger Replacement Made Easy!
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- This is one of the easiest methods to replacing the plate heat exchanger on a Worcester Bosch ERP. It makes it quick and easy, and less removal of additional parts means less changes of leaks!
If you haven't seen it yet, I've also done the other method by removing the hot pipe when you're working on the older models (link below)
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I found this out the hard way the other month! Great video mate for those who didn’t know!🎉🎉🎉
Cheers Dan! 👊🏾👊🏾
Another great informative video CP. not sure why people are saying its easier to take it out the front with pump and block out disturbing miltiple connections. This looked pretty easy to me. Well done mate.
People will always have their own ways of doing things, I'm just here to show another way of doing things 👊🏾
To activate the air purge on the ERP boiler
Press [return/spanner] and [tick] both together until Menu 1 is displayed.
Use the hot water up or down arrow until Menu 2 is displayed then press the tick button.
Use the hot water up and down arrow until 2.2C is displayed then press the tick button
Use the hot water up or down to select
0 = air purge off
1= air purge automatic
2 = Air purge mode on
Thank you mate I'm gonna take a screenshot of this - this is what it's about, helping each other out 👊🏾👊🏾
What is that for? Air purge?
I bet that looked great on the schematic for whoever designed it. Reminds me of years ago we got invited to see a new “design” for an appliance for a certain manufacture I work for. Up on a jig on wheels looked pretty good. Until we looked at the back, and the screws for the plate had been installed from the back. Meaning the entire thing would have to come off the wall to work on… room when quiet when that was mentioned.
💯 mate
Nice one! Changed one last week, had to disconnect gas valve, disconnected DHw and Flow pipes to get it out! Nightmare. Doing another one tomorrow, il use your method
Let me know how you get on! 👍🏾
Nice bro I didn't think you could drop it down on the ERP's so thanks for sharing! I think if the pipes run up the back you'll be struggling to drop it down like that though, block out job they're not too bad when you've done a few! Take it easy mate 👍
Yeah can't do it if it's been rear piped. Thanks man 👍🏾
Brilliant trick on the plate ,
Great video as always,
👍👍🤜🤠
Cheers Tony 👊🏾
Happy days, will be doing that next time. Top tip 👌
Nice one 👍🏾
That was surprising that it was quite a new boiler and had filter and limebeater but still blocked🤷🏼♂️ you’ll be glad to know the cdi compact has 1 screw holding the plate and it comes out the front👊🏼👍🏼
Yup I've had the pleasure of doing one of those 🙌🏾
Nice tip chirag thank you❤
Glad it helped 👍🏾
I would put it in air purge for a few minutes menu 2 I think 2.2c
Thanks mate, someone else put up the instructions to it so I've screenshot for next time 👊🏾
Great information thanks 😊
Nice one 👍🏾
Have one of this to do today but not sure if that’s the fault with it.
It overheats and shows 100 degrees but still cold water comes out.
shows e9 276 code
Changed temperature sensor and check the flow sensor but the boiler kicks in when hot water is being used
Thank you for the video
Nice one 👍🏾
Bro mine is having loud noises like a chopper (vibration ) sound and it suddenly stops hot water supply as well so what would be the problem there do you have any idea?
You would need an engineer to come and investigate the issue properly 👍🏾
Nice video again!
Thanks man 👍🏾
I prefer taking the whole hydro block out, taking it out is easy, putting it all back in can be a pain because you need three sets of hands, take it all out and replace prv and plate seals, replace all valve washers and flow and return seals, prevents recalls, cutting into pipes, creating stress and strain on connections whilst trying to speed things up, sometimes it’s quicker doing it the long way if you know what I mean?….
Everyone has their own way, whatever gets the job done 👍🏾
Would clean the plate and use for back up for next customer if they wanted a refurbished one.
I've got plenty already 😅
Hi Chicago just been watching your videos and enjoying them how did you start in boiler repair.
Thanks mate - have a watch of this video I done last year 👍🏾
czcams.com/video/waA6u1acOD8/video.htmlsi=0eVYvDvJ2ENCiWdN
Do you recommend replacing sycron motors?, or just replacing the whole actuator?, if the teeth on the actuator lever have worn out then replacing the motor won’t really help in my experience, replace the lot and be done with it?
I've not had the teeth worn out before, I always use the synchron motors from Wolseley
What causes these HE blockages.
Is it the system water or the mains water deposits in Hard Water areas
Mainly system water
You mentioned that you watch videos like this to learn. Can you recommend a few channels to follow/watch?
PB Plumber, Central Heatking, Blue Bulldog, Geoffrey Needs, Heating Geeks, the list goes on 👍🏾
Should.always replace the o ring on the return and supply manfold
Ok
When will these “boiler designers” just spend a few days on the front line…….?
Totally agree mate
Never
Can't see them swapping a nice warm office probably with a nice secretary in view, for some work pants and a tool box accompanied with the occasional awkward customer can you?
Waste of time.faffing about, it's easier just to remove the pump assembly and take it out through the middle.
Whatever works for you 👍🏾
@@cputilitysolutionscurious chigs, as a newbie to the trade, why not do it the way this gent has mentioned? I’d imagine there’s a reason just curious why for educational purposes
@@GasTrainingit's all about disturbing as little as possible in the boiler , carrying the multitude of o rings and washers required is a head ache mostly CP method saves you a lot of trouble .. trouble you might of caused yourself 🙏
@@GasTraining there's no right or wrong way to do this, ultimately you can do it whichever way you want as long as you get the same result. People love to criticise just because they do it a different way, I'm just showing an alternative method 👍🏾
@@jockster5525 spot on mate 👌🏾