I have 2 Worcester Bosch Higflow 400's in 2 rented houses which have been an absolute nightmare. Both boilers were new about 4 years ago and in that time I have had perhaps 10 breakdowns on each boiler. Lady Detective Etv Serial Heroine Name more. Research on 'the net' reveals reliability problems with that model and it seems they are.

Desert - I can offer no advice in regard to brand of boiler, however I can offer one piece of advice that should stand you well - - take heed of what Andykel says, he really knows his onions when it comes to this stuff, and last year he helped me finally cure a fault with my boiler that we had been chasing (at great expense) for the best part of two years. Solow How To Read And Do Proofs Pdf Creator. We are lucky here on DS, as we have people like Andykel, seacam and the chimp (to name a few), all of whom give good, solid advice, and give freely of their time to help the rest of us solve our heating, plumbing and electrical woes whilst not getting ripped right off. We are trying to get a new boiler and we've been offered an Ariston or a Worcester & Bosch one. The Ariston one is cheaper but reviews I can find online seem to be mixed. So does anyone have one of these boilers, particularly a CLAS one and what do you think of it? Its the CLAS 38 we've been offered. The Ariston 38 is fair size boiler you have been offered, how many bedrooms bathrooms, shower outlets do you have, how many rads' including doubles, how many TRVs fitted, what is included in the offer, how old is your system, has system ever been cleaned and flushed.

The Arriston Clas units are good for the price. The name got a bad reputation some years ago, deservedly but they have come on leaps and bounds as I have written many times on these forums and there units are reliable for the money and some of the models like the 38, depending on who/where you buy come with a five year parts and labour, ( but read the small print ). Ariston parts are no harder to get hold of then any other make /parts and there are so many other factors to consider apart from the price of a particular part. The Clas are easy to service but even now, shit sticks and installers suck their teeth at the mere mention of the name, ridiculous and that's why the delay in getting them repaired. All boilers/combies don't like dirty systems, some are more tolerant, the Clas isn't one of them but a clean system to start off with, the Arriston shouldn't give you much problems and they are good value for money,---but a 38, that's going to kick out a lot. And why did your installer choose the Clas over the Genus or the E-models? Worth a mention are the Glow-Worm range, Ultracom CXI and Flexicom.