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Good evening all

 

Ok I have a potterton HE combi boiler.

 

It's about 7 years old. And the last couple of years when the CH came on the CH light came on but the flame light wouldn't. This was only occasional.

 

Now!

 

The hot water comes out scolding regardless of what it's set to. And the CH is all ways lit but never the burner light and the heating is never on! The thirmastat is showing les than the set temp and is showing the boiler active so I no it's not that.

 

The boiler is allso running at about 80 dog that it has never done before?

 

I no it sounds very confusing and hard to diagnose but have you any ideas what it is?

 

Thurmastat? Diversion valve?

 

Thanks all in advance

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Good evening all

 

Ok I have a potterton HE combi boiler.

 

It's about 7 years old. And the last couple of years when the CH came on the CH light came on but the flame light wouldn't. This was only occasional.

 

Now!

 

The hot water comes out scolding regardless of what it's set to. And the CH is all ways lit but never the burner light and the heating is never on! The thirmastat is showing les than the set temp and is showing the boiler active so I no it's not that.

 

The boiler is allso running at about 80 dog that it has never done before?

 

I no it sounds very confusing and hard to diagnose but have you any ideas what it is?

 

Thurmastat? Diversion valve?

 

Thanks all in advance

Ill have to think on that one sober,

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Are they no good? It came with the house (new) so no dought cheap.

Thanks

 

 

Ok thanks it's appreciated

 

to some extent they're "ok", when lights start coming on without a demand and burner lights don't come on when a boiler is firing,most engineers would say scrap it and put a new one in, personally i would remove the clock and run it without to see whats happening,that is a stinker without been able to see it and having a multi meter to hand

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