What's the weather doing where you are?

[The Moan Ranger]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

[apc2010]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

[The Moan Ranger]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

[Marley's Ghost (Imbiber of Spirits)]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

[Barman]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

How would they know....? 

[Baldy]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

How would they know....? 

When the whole street goes BANG? 

[Darwins Selection]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

How would they know....? 

Exactly. What a load of poppycock.

Not sure about getting a fan from Nick though. Both his fans are in the VP already. 

[The Moan Ranger]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

Too late 

I think "the rules" only apply if you are being paid for doing the work. I shall only pay myself in beer and a nice hot shower now that it is working again.

I took the fan out (4 screws, one jubilee clip and 2 electrical connectors) and spun it by hand - it was definitely "notchy". I cleaned it all up and smeared a bit of graphite grease to the motor spindle where I could access it and voila! It now spins nice and freely. I checked the tubes to the air pressure sensor and they blew them all clean.

Put it all back together again - the screws are now tight as they were a little on the loose side - fired it up and it's working fine 

[apc2010]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

Too late 

I think "the rules" only apply if you are being paid for doing the work. I shall only pay myself in beer and a nice hot shower now that it is working again.

I took the fan out (4 screws, one jubilee clip and 2 electrical connectors) and spun it by hand - it was definitely "notchy". I cleaned it all up and smeared a bit of graphite grease to the motor spindle where I could access it and voila! It now spins nice and freely. I checked the tubes to the air pressure sensor and they blew them all clean.

Put it all back together again - the screws are now tight as they were a little on the loose side - fired it up and it's working fine 

 




How old are you.....

[Baldy]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

Too late 

I think "the rules" only apply if you are being paid for doing the work. I shall only pay myself in beer and a nice hot shower now that it is working again.

I took the fan out (4 screws, one jubilee clip and 2 electrical connectors) and spun it by hand - it was definitely "notchy". I cleaned it all up and smeared a bit of graphite grease to the motor spindle where I could access it and voila! It now spins nice and freely. I checked the tubes to the air pressure sensor and they blew them all clean.

Put it all back together again - the screws are now tight as they were a little on the loose side - fired it up and it's working fine 

 




How old are you.....

  Beat me to it you arse. 

[Barman]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

Too late 

I think "the rules" only apply if you are being paid for doing the work. I shall only pay myself in beer and a nice hot shower now that it is working again.

I took the fan out (4 screws, one jubilee clip and 2 electrical connectors) and spun it by hand - it was definitely "notchy". I cleaned it all up and smeared a bit of graphite grease to the motor spindle where I could access it and voila! It now spins nice and freely. I checked the tubes to the air pressure sensor and they blew them all clean.

Put it all back together again - the screws are now tight as they were a little on the loose side - fired it up and it's working fine 

Good man! 

I expect it helped having such titchy hands like....

[Darwins Selection]

Drizzly and grey at Gatwick earlier, now just grey.

And a bit chilly as the boiler has packed up 

Now, do I fit a new fan myself? 

Nick may have a number .......

Bit of a call out charge to drive 150 miles though 

Am I actually allowed to change the fan? I'm not "Gas Safe registered, but I'm not touching the gas? 

In a word - No!

You may not be touching the gas (or the piping thereof) but you will be meddling with a gas appliance.

If it all ends up going BANG! You'd be in such deep shit you'd need an aqualung to escape.

Not worth it - get a man in!

Too late 

I think "the rules" only apply if you are being paid for doing the work. I shall only pay myself in beer and a nice hot shower now that it is working again.

I took the fan out (4 screws, one jubilee clip and 2 electrical connectors) and spun it by hand - it was definitely "notchy". I cleaned it all up and smeared a bit of graphite grease to the motor spindle where I could access it and voila! It now spins nice and freely. I checked the tubes to the air pressure sensor and they blew them all clean.

Put it all back together again - the screws are now tight as they were a little on the loose side - fired it up and it's working fine 

 

[Landlady]

Lovely bright and sunny day today - all windows and shutters open 

[Baldy]

 

[apc2010]

Beach weather ..........