I have no complaints to make about the fitters The boiler which was fitted was too deep for the wall mounted kitchen cabinets , in comparison to my two previous boilers (both Valiant) at my previous address (2000 and 2014) which were very neat and fitted into my then existing 300mm deep cabinets and had a digital control for the boiler pressure right on the front of the boiler ,making it easy to see and the pressure inlets were close at hand and almost eye level making them easy to operate . We were desperate to have a new boiler fitted at the soonest, at our new address, in the face of the cold snap in the weather being predicted,so we kind of folded a bit ,despite Steven explaining the extra depth of the boiler at the time. Apart from above ,my main disappiontment is with how this Ariston boiler has been designed. The only mechanics in a boiler the customer has to deal with, are the controls for recharging the pressure ,but in this Ariston model ,the taps are not too close to hand as you have to stoop too low to operate them and in doing this, the small watch -face- size manual guage ,which is further recessed and more in the shadow than the pressure controls ,is obscured by one's hand and arms and really hard to read when at the same time one is trying not to overcharge the boiler.For someone whose sight and mobility is not the best, it is not ideal. I of course ,wasn't aware of the difficulty of operating the pressure guages until it was demonstrated after fitting. I can only imagine how difficult it must be for someone less agile in the neck muscles ( l am almost 79) and with poorer sight than me ,let alone in a wheelchair. The model does feel very 1990's. Robert Gilmour
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