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Sorry hard@work have already decided many years ago on which boiler manufacture to be associated with. Kind of not interested with new imports from firms trying to establish themselves on the already saturated uk market.
So many very decent boiler manufactures out there
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Quality is quality. Simple. You asked "how does the atag compare to your other favourite boiler". I gave you a low down on the Navien you referred to and also the ATAG. Both impressive. I do not have fav boilers.
Do you mean you go with the maker that gives you the biggest mark up using outdated technology? Or have you turned your mind off to anything new?
You should not close your mind off the new: products, innovations and superior quality.
Do you mean you go with the maker that gives you the biggest mark up using outdated technology? Or have you turned your mind off to anything new?
You should not close your mind off the new: products, innovations and superior quality.
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There is very little new in the Atag 
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I wonder how many gas guys can support/service it these days? I have a 9 year old Atag A325ECX in a flat and every time I get someone to service it they look like "what the %£%"£ is this"
Last guy (with hundreds of positive ratings on a trade websites) still managed to dislodge the flue during a "service" so that CO was leaking into the flat which we didn't detect for a few month until winter arrived.I do like the Atags though - mine was fitted 9 years ago and never been opened up until we had to investigate CO leak. I managed to get the hold of the guy who fitted it and he said boiler looks 3-4 years old at max.
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Looks easy doesn’t it.
Try it on an 18 month old XL140 (bank of 3).
Post back when you’ve actually stripped one down after being in service, nice and easy when straight out the box eh.
Wow. Do the parts inside change shape?Looks easy doesn’t it.
Try it on an 18 month old XL140 (bank of 3).
Post back when you’ve actually stripped one down after being in service, nice and easy when straight out the box eh.
Did you notice the heat exchanger design and materials?There is very little new in the Atag
Cleaning a heat exchanger ( May be dutch gas is not the same as UK gas and the heat exchanger in the UK do not need "descaling" )
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I am told this is a genuine image taken during a routine service call in Holland
I am told this is a genuine image taken during a routine service call in Holland
Do you know how old that design is?
That's not limescale FFS
Jesus getting it in fecking stereo now.
Obviouly not limescale......
So Dan please tell me what it is most likely to be, an oxide of aluminium perhaps, maybe a sulphate / sulphide of aluminium.