Hi, I am handy DIYer but not interested in touching anything boiler related! Just interested before I get a Gas safe engineer out what I could be looking at for what the problem is and rough cost. So in a nutshell, I put a radiator on in a room in the extension, noticed after that the pressure went low so topped it up, maybe went a bit over 1.5 bar so bled some out to just over 1 bar. Now no hot water at all with E9 code and 276 code. No flashing blue light and CH working fine.
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Ok thanks, doesn't sound like a big fix then. No it doesn't reset. Shame to get an engineer out just for that, do you think it's worth doing a bit of preventative maintenance while they are about like cleaning out the heat exchanger for example? I live in a limescale area and the boiler is 5 years old. Ta
Try the old turning off and on again via the spur
Yes I would strip the boiler heat engine down and pull and clean the baffles
As for the hot water hex not worth stripping and descaling unless there’s a problem
Yes I would strip the boiler heat engine down and pull and clean the baffles
As for the hot water hex not worth stripping and descaling unless there’s a problem
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