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Your safety and and the safety of your customers is our priority. Please respect the safety rules in place in your sector (safety shoes, professional equipment, gloves, etc.) as well as the sanitary measures necessary to protect yourself and the customer (mask, disinfection).

Reminder of safety rules

• Compliance with current safety standards (CERGA, RGIE, etc.)

• Systematic use of appropriate collective and individual protective equipment for the work to be carried out (gloves, safety goggles, safety shoes, helmet, harness, etc.).

• If working on electrical equipment: always switch off the power supply beforehand

• Never work in a dangerous situation (smell of gas, faulty chimney, electricity + water leak, etc.)

Always carry out a Last Minute Risk Analysis (LMRA) before starting work (STOP, THINK, DO)

• STOP: assess the risks and hazards present

• THINK: assess the appropriate measures to eliminate or reduce the risks

• DO: Carry out risk reduction measures

1. Good boiler maintenance takes at least 45 minutes for gas and 1 hour 15 minutes for oil. Here are Ajusto's golden rules for good boiler maintenance.

2. On the day of the maintenance, the customer is informed by the technician that he is on his way.

3. On site, the maintenance starts by checking the type of boiler (as well as its technical manuals).

4. Before touching the boiler, the technician will ask the customer to start the boiler (heating AND DHW), to make sure it is working. If it is not, it will need to be repaired first.

5. The technician takes the first combustion test on the boiler in sweeping mode.

6. Once the combustion measurements have been taken, the technician switches off the power at the box or fuse and the gas (or oil) supply.

7. The technician dismantles the burner to clean the heating element. The grooves are cleaned using a brush and hoover, and a "knife" for fine grooves (for fuel oil: brushes suitable for soot are used).

8. The burner is then dismantled to be cleaned and vacuumed with compressed air if necessary. For gas boilers: the technician checks the condition of the electrodes, the ionisation probe and the thermal protection (refractory plate). If they are not in good condition, they are replaced with the boiler maintenance kit. For oil boilers, replace the nozzle and, if necessary, the pre-filter. The pump filter is also cleaned.

9. Once the burner and heating element have been cleaned, the technician will replace the burner section. The boiler gasket is replaced with a new one if its condition warrants it (damaged).

10. The fan and air intake duct are vacuumed and cleaned of dust.

11. The technician then checks the condensate pipe and drains the syphon. Once cleaned, the condensate trap is filled to half its capacity to prevent combustion gases escaping into the room.

12. Turn on the gas and electricity and check for gas leaks using a sniffer (or soap).

13. Start the boiler in sweep mode and check the gas pressure. The technician repeated the combustion test at full load.

14. Everything is checked and a final test is carried out, but in the presence of the customer: we call the customer to go over everything that has been checked in front of the boiler and we take the time to answer any questions and explain things.

15. Finally, the customer signs the certificate on the tablet and receives it by email. Our technicians ALWAYS check before leaving that the customer has received his official certificate. They are also required to walk through the process with the customer if necessary.

16. During the maintenance process, the technician takes before-and-after photos of the components he is cleaning (heating element, condensate syphon) as well as the boiler nameplate.