Day In The Life Of A Gas Engineer #6 | Boiler Install, Gas Hobs & Boiler Repairs | Featuring Dr Gas 

Aha thank you! Really appreciate the comment 💪

Ah nice! Wishing your son all the best in his career 🔥

Thank you Robert!👊

More to come!

Hi Robert! Hope you had a good Christmas with the fam👊 yeah snap toggles are really good

Ah, thanks for the kind words Carl! Really appreciate it 👊

Same to you! Hope you had a good Christmas mate 👍

Ah thank you! Will do💪

Aha thank you!👊

Cheers Shaun💪👊

Some people 😂

Thank you Stephen!

Yeah I always do that out of habit! Takes two seconds to take a pic and can save your life sometimes

I’ll give that a try!

Thank you!💪

Thanks Ian!💪

Thank you!

They make life so much easier on some boilers! If you type in pump extension tube on eBay it should come up

Thanks!

Thank you!

It’s always best for charge per job 👍

Yeah hobs aren’t a quick thing at all

Gas safe course

I’ve already got a vid of my bag load out on my channel. I’ll try get one up of the van soon 👍

MuPVC

Na flue run was too long

Ofc

Yeah, most of the time I get my fittings from Williams

Hi I’ve got a video on my channel on wiring a CP4 thermostat. I show how to do it 24V or 230V 👍

@@advancedboilertraining hi thanks for the quick reply! its a glowworm ultacom cxi, i just need to know where to put the wires in the boiler side,ive got power to it from a fuse spare just need to know where to put the others from the unit to inside the boiler!

Hi thanks for the comment. My videos are aimed at gas engineers only. There’s always going to be DIY’ers trying to fix their boiler themselves, whether I post my videos or not. There’s literally information in the boilers tec guides on how to replace parts and service boilers which those same customers have access to in their house. What’s stopping the DIY’ers reading that and doing the repairs themselves? If that’s who they are as a person, they would still try do it without my video. At least the DIY’ers might get the repair right if they watch my videos 🤣 (but yes you are right. Only gas engineers should work on boilers)

Totally understand you Jag but engineers too would like hints and tips from other engineers, where do you draw the line. I'm very greatful he has shared his experiences with us, ive met some DIYers who have done an exemplary work showing up many a experienced trade, many DIYers want to know how things are done so they don't get ripped off, how or where else can they go, I believe DIYers should seek real world knowledge to acquire the skill set to identify issues and potential hazards, youtube is fantastic for this especially from this channel. We cant stop DIYers tackling jobs they shouldn't touch but so be it on their shoulders, they will invalidate any warranty they have or at the worst have their gas capped off. Their choice not yours or anyone else.

That is a flawed argument. If idiots choose to do work they are not competent to do they will do that with video or without them. Have you ever watched a Tv programme about brain surgery - ever felt like having a quick dig around your own grey matter?

Yeah as soon as it started going crazy I knew it was the pcb😂