The Vaillants you can often just do the section under the boiler which is a bayonet fitting and pretty easy to twist off. I've only changed the trap once as the hose between the trap and the heat exchanger had split and i removed the side panel to do this. Im sure the trap and the hose came as one so it all got changed and was easy once the side panel was off. I wouldn't actually remove it to clean and just twist off the section underneath the boiler on a service...i will have a look at doing a couple of glowworms and the Worcester for you 👍
Its just a regin hand pump. Ive had a foot pump and it broke, ive had an electric one which broke. Gives you a bit of a work out this one but good quality and has lasted 👍
The famous F75
Thanks very much.👍
Great video mate.
I'm relivly new to serving and I do struggle getting some condensing traps out to clean, any content on that would be a great help.
Which ones are you struggling with and ill see what i can do👍
Gloworm, Worcester Ri and the vaillants duo to position..
The Vaillants you can often just do the section under the boiler which is a bayonet fitting and pretty easy to twist off. I've only changed the trap once as the hose between the trap and the heat exchanger had split and i removed the side panel to do this. Im sure the trap and the hose came as one so it all got changed and was easy once the side panel was off. I wouldn't actually remove it to clean and just twist off the section underneath the boiler on a service...i will have a look at doing a couple of glowworms and the Worcester for you 👍
F75. First thing I would do is call up the pressure (digital) and look for rise when the pump runs.
Yep. Good idea 👍
What pump do you use? Thanks
Its just a regin hand pump. Ive had a foot pump and it broke, ive had an electric one which broke. Gives you a bit of a work out this one but good quality and has lasted 👍