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User: jtl
Posts 1

Topic: Price Discrepancy

Posted: 12/16/2008 10:22:25 AM

I visited your site and chose a product from one of your partners. When I clicked "buy it" I was transferred to another site where the product was listed for $20 more. The seller is Homeclick.com. I emailed them on two occasions and they have failed to respond. But given some of the user ratings for them online I should not be surprised. I also emailed builderssquare.com. This may be an honest mistake or it could be something more sinister but in any event I think I should get the advertised price. Can you be of any assistance or do I need to keep pursuing this. Thank you.
User: DAVIS55
Posts 2

Topic: Worcester 24CDI boiler problems

Posted: 11/17/2008 12:34:32 PM

The radiator temperature governs the temperature of the water in the pipes, not the temperature of the flame. If you turn it down, then it will go off and on as and when the water in the pipes drops below the required temperature. If the boiler is running constantly when heating, you've got problems!

Otherwise I agree that it sounds like your water pressure is low and that you're probably on a shared supply. Do you and each of your neighbours have stop cocks out in the street? If not I believe you can approach the local water board to get one fitted at price.
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edited by DAVIS55 on 11/17/2008
User: THOMPSON
Posts 2

Topic: Welcome!

Posted: 11/17/2008 12:29:49 PM

The radiator temperature governs the temperature of the water in the pipes, not the temperature of the flame. If you turn it down, then it will go off and on as and when the water in the pipes drops below the required temperature. If the boiler is running constantly when heating, you've got problems!

Otherwise I agree that it sounds like your water pressure is low and that you're probably on a shared supply. Do you and each of your neighbours have stop cocks out in the street? If not I believe you can approach the local water board to get one fitted at price.
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User: JONES-SMITH
Posts 3

Topic: Worcester 24CDI boiler problems

Posted: 11/15/2008 2:40:33 PM

Hi

Ive searched the net for an answer to a problem i have with my worcester bosch 24cdi boiler but to no avail ! Rather then sign up to some random diy forum i thought i might as well try here, and while im at it i can see check out some savings accounts !!

Anyya, although the boiler works (or seems to) there are a few things that dont seem right...firstly, sometimes when running the hot water the water pressure will drop slightly and i think that if it drops out on the boiler too much the boiler stops firing (?). We live in a 1880 terrace house and think that there maybe a poor water pressure supply to the house anyway. After a short time the hw kicks in again and 'pumps' it out at full force. Am i right in assuming the drop in water pressure and subsequent re-firing could be due to the water pressure coming into the house fluctuating due to neighbours using the water? Or is there something else ?
Secondly and more of a problem is that if we turn the CH temperature dial to below half and try to run the boiler, the boiler seems to lockout and the CH light flashes and the
boiler fires, locksout, fires etc etc....Only when we turn the temperature dial to above half will the boiler fire and maintain heating the water. What could be causing this ? It is a bit frustrating (and potentially expensive) that we cannot turn the heating down to a low level as the boiler locks out. Any ideas ? From reading various other posts the PCB is mentioned quite a bit but im unsure.....

Apart from that the boiler seems fine-ish.

Any help or advice would be appreciated

Thanks in advance,
User: RobinOrlando
Posts 1

Topic: granite countertops

Posted: 11/13/2008 12:39:28 PM

Engineered stone is an attractive alternative to granite that might be worth looking into, especially if you are concered about maintenance and durability. Often it can be slighlty cheaper than granite, and even less than solid surface (Corian).


Hope that helps!

Rob


Countertops Orlando
User: DAVIS55
Posts 2

Topic: plumbing problem

Posted: 11/12/2008 1:11:44 PM

It best to contact Phoenix plumbing contractor and ask to book an appointment for their service team, the best option and hopefully a quick repair.
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User: wilsonkori
Posts 2

Topic: plumbing problem

Posted: 11/10/2008 11:32:14 AM

ok the problem i have is with the water pressure coming into the bathroom it so strong that in a couple of months i have to change the shut off value of the toilet or the water control assembly in the tank
User: hilly105
Posts 1

Topic: cabinet knob and pull

Posted: 10/17/2008 4:58:37 AM

www.granitehardware.com shows you fantastic stone knobs and handles
User: yohoexpo
Posts 1

Topic: Exhibition booth contractor YoHo Expo CHINA

Posted: 10/11/2008 10:24:02 PM

YoHo Expo CHINA is a professional exhibition stand contractor ,if you ever come China for any business fairs,please be free to contact us. www.yohoexpo.com YoHo Expo will make your trip to China be satisfactory and pleasant.
User: anne
Posts 2

Topic: Furniture Online

Posted: 10/6/2008 7:08:02 AM

suzane wrote:
Hi anne
I know of a site offering quality furniture with discount. Visit www.furniturenet.co.uk Its the most reliable furniture store and moreover, they also provide free home delivery. I think it would be a great help for you.


Thanks a lot Suzane. The site you referred me is really good. Their prices are very reasonable and they are providing discount also. And one more thing, my furniture was at my home within 24 hrs after i placed my order.
Once Again Thanks A Lot
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