Part 2 - How to remove the floatswitch / bobbin type inlet cartridge on the Baxi Duo-tec ERP boiler

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Part 2 (Set of 3)
In this #BaxiCam video, Baxi trainer Rob takes you through the removal of the floatswitch / bobbin type inlet cartridge, demonstrated on the Baxi Duo-tec ERP boiler.
Please note: This video is intended for Gas Safe registered engineers only and is subject to our full video disclaimer which can be found here: www.baxi.co.uk/video-disclaimer
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4 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@jmqmin 3 года назад

Another fantastic video keep it up mate 👍

@descarr609 Год назад

Brilliant videos

@DannysGandB 3 года назад

Would a 18mm Wera Joker be easier to use to remove it ?

@haccogas9832 3 года назад

Nice video thanks.when we ordering any part why is not coming with all washer or oring.they should for start this think I am happy to pay extra money .they should supply all seal need

@pointypipedream 3 года назад

I. Did not. know that!

@andrewbarry9674 Год назад

Would you recomend changing the seals on the pump inlet and outlet on a working appliance? Are they both the 247429 seals? Thanks 👍🏽

@stephenwharrior5835 3 года назад

i always put a towel over the pcb cover

@paulkipling3112 3 года назад

Do you actually see these flow turbines as spares? Or do we have to buy the entire assembly?

@BaxiBoilersUK 3 года назад

Hi Paul, here you go, some part numbers from Rob for you: Duotec (float switch type): 10 l/min = 7211823 12l/min = 7211822 40kw model = 7211824 600/800 (turbine type) 10 l/min = 7663535 12 l/min = 7663533 15 l/min = 7715773 The size should be stamped on top of the brass cartridge.

@paulkipling3112 3 года назад

@@BaxiBoilersUK thanks for that, I did ask baxi technical last week and they advised you have to buy the whole assembly (which i did for a customer) so maybe they are not aware?

@chrisbw591 2 года назад

When looking on parts arena, it only lists the whole brass assembly for some boilers, I think potterton. Are these all replaceable, or would I need the full assembly? Great video Rob👍🏻