Ideal Boilers

Harry Stottle · 2009-03-31T19:27:13+00:00

I recently had an Ideal Isar boiler fitted (under the Warm Front scheme), and when the boiler was bought into my house, it contained a lot of water. I asked the fitters if this was a used boiler because of the dripping water, and was told they are tested with water at the factory before being sent out. This seemed hard to believe because of possibility of water getting into the electrics whilst under transportation, and the risk of water damaging the packaging, but I was assured that this was the case, and is also done by other manufacturers. Can anyone please confirm if this is true with Ideal boilers?

Mar 31, 2009 20 Replies

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YAPH 17 years ago

Come on Geoff, that's a bit unfair ...

... on Suprimas ;-|

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