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Need to replace my oil burner. How much?

iconnect · 2008-02-24 15:49:38

I need to replace my boiler and burner as its rusting badly and becoming unreliable. Its an external unit with galvanised casing. I can get it fitted by a plumber but how much form the boiler/burner part. Its for 10 rads in a mid terrace house. Thanks

24-02-2008 3:49pm

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iconnect

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I need to replace my boiler and burner as its rusting badly and becoming unreliable. Its an external unit with galvanised casing. I can get it fitted by a plumber but how much form the boiler/burner part.
Its for 10 rads in a mid terrace house.
Thanks

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#2 24-02-2008 5:54pm

oxygen_old

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If its rusting it probably means there is a leak in the pump. I got a quote to get my boiler and pump replaced (simelar problems, just bought a 2nd hand house) for €1,600

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#3 25-02-2008 10:39am

Guisseppeth

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Cost me €680 to get a burner supplied and fitted last week. 20 minute job. Will obviously be more when there is a boiler involved.

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#4 25-02-2008 1:28pm

JamesM

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Grant and Firebird are the best known makes in Ireland. Both should come with a Riello burner. Check with your local heating supplier and see which make they have. A 50/70 or 70/90 should do fine.
Jim.

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