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Kareng
Hi
Not used to using forums so I'll try my best to give as much info as possible without waffling.
I have a Sime friendly format E boiler approx 10 years old.
Last week I had no DHW or CH. PCB and pressure swith? where replaced, and since then I have had both HW and CH 😀
A Diverter valve is due to be fitted next week as CH coming on when calling for DHW.
However I've recently had the CH on permanently, as I live a very cold 1900's terrace house. Since changing the PCB I notice the boiler firing up repeatedly. Flames for approx one minute, stops for approx one minute and keeps repeating.
Question is, should this be happening so frequently?? I assumed once the rads where up to temp the gas wouldn't keep firing up? Don't remember it cycling this often before.
My rads are old, no temp controls on them or thermostat in any room.
Hard water area and system hasn't been serviced for at least 3 years!
Other minor detail that might be of use, 2 x rads where removed for plastering purposes just prior to these problems arising
Many thanks in advance for any replies
Regards
Karen
Not used to using forums so I'll try my best to give as much info as possible without waffling.
I have a Sime friendly format E boiler approx 10 years old.
Last week I had no DHW or CH. PCB and pressure swith? where replaced, and since then I have had both HW and CH 😀
A Diverter valve is due to be fitted next week as CH coming on when calling for DHW.
However I've recently had the CH on permanently, as I live a very cold 1900's terrace house. Since changing the PCB I notice the boiler firing up repeatedly. Flames for approx one minute, stops for approx one minute and keeps repeating.
Question is, should this be happening so frequently?? I assumed once the rads where up to temp the gas wouldn't keep firing up? Don't remember it cycling this often before.
My rads are old, no temp controls on them or thermostat in any room.
Hard water area and system hasn't been serviced for at least 3 years!
Other minor detail that might be of use, 2 x rads where removed for plastering purposes just prior to these problems arising
Many thanks in advance for any replies
Regards
Karen