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  • smirnoff_rules
    V.I.P. Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 8603

    #1

    anyone know about boilers ?

    cant believe it . bloody boilers stopped working .. its a ferroli combo . hot waters is working but the boiler it maker a slight buzzing noise but isnt firing if u know wot l mean . the other day the rads were just warm and l bleed it and it all seemed ok till tonight , how can l tell if the pump is working ?
    cheers




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  • Baaheeduk
    Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 58

    #2
    Don't know much mate but I had problems a few years ago with radiators just being warm and needing bled all the time.

    Turned out to be the pump?

    Have you not got a service agreement on it? If you have, best get an engineer out?
    A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.

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    • thommo

      #3
      when you bled it did you fill the boiler back up via the filling loop?


      that second dial looks too low to me m8. should be min of 1.5 bar, cant see the numbers from the pic but the dial looks low by sight.


      hot water will work as it run differently to the heating.



      bottom dial what does it read m8? i think theres your problem which is a two min job and wont cost you jack.


      boiler wont fire up the heating unless its @ 1.5 bar or higher (not too high mind ). and bleeding the rads lets the pressure out hence your pressure drop and no heating.
      Last edited by Guest; 11 March, 2008, 20:36.

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      • smirnoff_rules
        V.I.P. Member
        • Mar 2008
        • 8603

        #4
        yea l filled up after the bleed m8 . its 1.5


        @Baaheeduk ... service agreement . wots that




        edit : just had a shower and it started working again ?
        Last edited by smirnoff_rules; 11 March, 2008, 21:00.
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        • sargie
          Junior Member
          • Mar 2008
          • 28

          #5
          Originally posted by smirnoff_rules
          yea l filled up after the bleed m8 . its 1.5


          @Baaheeduk ... service agreement . wots that




          edit : just had a shower and it started working again ?
          dont wqant to sound all negative on you m8 but our boiler started palying up like yours a while back one minute it would work then it wouldnt. pressure would drop need bleeding pilot light would only light sometimes eventualy after some time it completly bust. so my advice to you is to get someone in the know out to it now before its a new boiler needed.

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          • smirnoff_rules
            V.I.P. Member
            • Mar 2008
            • 8603

            #6
            found the problem .. a bit like a car the temp sender is faulting and reading hot all the till .. think they will still sell them ?
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            • krazylegz
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              • Mar 2008
              • 2834

              #7
              my ferollii boiler did a similar thing but it was the other way around,no hot water,my mate told me it'll be the domestic hotwater sensor and sure enough it was. cost me ?17 to buy and was spot on since.

              if you still have the manual tho paul check the part number of the sensor as the shops will prob need it to make it easier
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              • smirnoff_rules
                V.I.P. Member
                • Mar 2008
                • 8603

                #8
                Originally posted by krazylegz
                my ferollii boiler did a similar thing but it was the other way around,no hot water,my mate told me it'll be the domestic hotwater sensor and sure enough it was. cost me ?17 to buy and was spot on since.

                if you still have the manual tho paul check the part number of the sensor as the shops will prob need it to make it easier
                the wife bless her who keeps everything found the manual . its called a c.h flow temperature switch , bit of a pain being that side , will have to change it fast without flooding the kitchen
                cant be arsed draining the system out
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                • charlie senator
                  V.I.P. Member
                  • Mar 2008
                  • 174

                  #9
                  A guy jumped out of an aircraft on a sky dive ,pulls his rip cord and nothing happens he pulls his back up chute and still nothing . So as he is hurtling towards the ground he sees another guy on the way up "hey mate no anything about parachutes" he shouts "No mate, no anything about gas boilers" Smirnoff replies

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                  • smirnoff_rules
                    V.I.P. Member
                    • Mar 2008
                    • 8603

                    #10
                    Originally posted by charlie senator
                    A guy jumped out of an aircraft on a sky dive ,pulls his rip cord and nothing happens he pulls his back up chute and still nothing . So as he is hurtling towards the ground he sees another guy on the way up "hey mate no anything about parachutes" he shouts "No mate, no anything about gas boilers" Smirnoff replies
                    wot a laugh changing the temp sender without draining the system , all done now and in the wifes good books again
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