Comments: 4'X3' sheets of aluminium stored in the loft for seven years!! We might be related?!?! I found your site after googling to fix my boiler, and the cat feeder has made a long evening at work pass with a smile. I hope my wife never finds out about my visit (and future visits) here, or she'll ban the computers. Fantastic site, and the articles are informative and enjoyable. Well done.
Comments: there is a hyundai god......thanks your manuals have stopped the headaches.
Added: June 16, 2011
Submitted by Name: Jeroen van Ingen From: Enschede, The Netherlands
Comments: Very cool project, your cat feeder! I also like what you did for World IPv6 day. I sent the link along to a couple of other IPv6 enthousiasts, but they turned out to be too immature for the power bestowed on them... sorry about that.
Added: June 8, 2011
Submitted by Name: Monica From: Sydney
Comments: Looking at the Hyundai manual. Very handy! Thanks
Comments: Just changed the diaprhagm on my aging 25CDI. Thanks to your article, it went without a problem! This despite sniggering & sharp intakes of breath from the boiler spares man! Having done this job, I think I will maintain the old boiler myself from now on. Many thanks again!
Added: April 11, 2011
Submitted by Name: Dave From: Melbourne Australia
Comments: Thanks very much for the great article on your cat feeder. Lots of fod for thought.
Comments: Thanks for the service book download as Worcester dont support the 24LE anymore, I'm sure that will come in handy in the future. As for the Diaphram, sourced from local stockist ( £30 ish with o ring and fibre washer set )and fitted in about an hour and half. Fiddly job, but i have been an HVACR service engineer for 18 years. LOL. Thanks again.
Comments: Thanks for the excellent article about the boiler. After struggling for a week to find a plumber willing to tackle the job on my 90 year old granny's boiler (the granny, not the boiler!) - I found this site and thought I'd give it a go. Anyway, the parts arrived yesterday and four hours later she was up and running! I got caught out by the by-pass pipe, but I was trying to get the pipe in with the o-ring already in the plastic bit. Once I'd just put the o-ring onto the by-pass pipe it slipped in a treat! The only other thing that I got slightly wrong was mixing a couple of the o-rings up - the biggest fattest one goes into the central heating flow connection, its the slightly thinner one that forms the seal between the valve itself and the plastic manifold that pushes on to it. The new valve comes with all the o-rings that are required, but fortunately I'd also got the o-ring pack so had a spare.
Name: John Banks
From: Wirral Merseyside
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Brilliant web site, Very informative.