Vaillant ecotec plus 428 fault code F72

[phil the bucket]

Leo,

Come on its inside the boiler case, GSR

No bypass on these models u have to put one outside of the boiler

 

[happyflyer]

No bypass on these models u have to put one outside of the boiler

No Phil you are right internal pump on a block with ABV, I asked this chap to take some photos and we are been drip fed with info, it is not helping his case, there may be something obvious on
a photo that we might spot, like no ABV etc .....I AM OUT of the guessing game 25 post and still no nearer !!! Terminado like pulling hens teeth

 

[Leo21]

Leo,

Come on its inside the boiler case, GSR

Vaillant four series boilers are open vent/ external pump and bypass! No case removal required. No instructions needed on how to suck eggs either.:77:

 

[phil the bucket]

No Phil you are right internal pump on a block with ABV, I asked this chap to take some photos and we are been drip fed with info, it is not helping his case, there may be something obvious on
a photo that we might spot, like no ABV etc .....I AM OUT of the guessing game 25 post and still no nearer !!! Terminado like pulling hens teeth

Haha
We can't really help anyway he needs to get his GSR guy back could be a number off things

 

[need2 knowmore]

Once again thanks to all you guys who are trying to help me solve this problem.
One thing I cannot get my head round is the initial start condition 1st thing in the morning.
Both the F&R pipes will be cold and at the same temp. But when the pump starts and the boiler fires, the flow pipes temp. will rise quickly, but the return pipe will be cold for a period so what stops F72 from activating.

 

[happyflyer]

Sorry can't help you any more, something are just not achievable

 

[Nostrum]

With all due respect I would say you need2 knowless. A little knowledge is dangerous and before you know it you've got your head in the boiler thinking you've sussed it.

It could be a number of things, heat input, circulation, boiler fault but without the right gear your not going to be able to test the basics. You've got a big house and an expensive boiler, treat it like a posh car and get someone who knows what they are doing to look at it for piece of mind and to save yourself un-necessary expense. Find some one reputable who knows what they are doing.

 

[Dotty]

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