baxi boiler problem

[sausagedog]

Hi, i found this great site while looking for help with my boiler.
Here is the problem any advice would be very welcomed.
i have a baxi solo wm40/4rs boiler, tonight it will not flare up when i switch on the hw or the ch. I have checked the pump and that is working fine.Is there a fuse somewhere in the boiler i can check?
The pilot light is lit any ideas please as i have 2 small children who are gonna be cold tonight if i can not fix this damm thing.
Manythanks all..

 

[sausagedog]

not much use this site is it?
no help what so ever to my question

 

[scatmanjohn]

not much use this site is it?
no help what so ever to my question

I bet you get loads of help now

 

[nickso]

its awful mate...you wait a whole 36 minutes and everyone ignores you.

makes you wonder if you are really really impatient or just down right rude.

 

[nickso]

just down right rude it is then

brrr....think ill just bump that heating up a notch.....ahh thats better

 

[Baxmax]

Hey "sausage roll" why dont you treat your family to a new boiler instead of going out on the **** every night.

 

[Trance Nation]

Mate ignore these planks. I aplogise for their attitude.

Clearly u have a problem with the Flux Capacitor valve on the boiler which fails commonly on this model.

 

[Trance Nation]

YOU ALL GOT TO LIVE REAL SAD LIVES TO VISIT A rubbish SITE LIKE THIS. YOU SHOULD ALL GET OUT MORE
S A D O S

says the man who visited the site.

Priceless.

 

[Baxmax]

Mate ignore these planks. I aplogise for their attitude.

Clearly u have a problem with the Flux Capacitor valve on the boiler which fails commonly on this model.

I think you are a little confused the "flux capacitor" was not used on this model as it was found to be unstable instead the more reliable and robust "tacion converter" was used,however the main problem here seems to be the "ferite coil" coupled with the fact that the owner is a hopeless drunk.

 

[Trance Nation]

Good one !

Gotta luv a random angry punter from time to time.

 

[corgiman]

Mate ignore these planks. I aplogise for their attitude.

Clearly u have a problem with the Flux Capacitor valve on the boiler which fails commonly on this model.

I think you are a little confused the "flux capacitor" was not used on this model as it was found to be unstable instead the more reliable and robust "tacion converter" was used,however the main problem here seems to be the "ferite coil" coupled with the fact that the owner is a hopeless drunk.

dont forget the selubricator, that plays havoc with the giggly pin if it goes out of alignment it does

 

[Baxmax]

Mate ignore these planks. I aplogise for their attitude.

Clearly u have a problem with the Flux Capacitor valve on the boiler which fails commonly on this model.

I think you are a little confused the "flux capacitor" was not used on this model as it was found to be unstable instead the more reliable and robust "tacion converter" was used,however the main problem here seems to be the "ferite coil" coupled with the fact that the owner is a hopeless drunk.

dont forget the selubricator, that plays havoc with the giggly pin if it goes out of alignment it does

Have you got a part no, for the "giggly pin" for this model,i cant seem to find it on pats arena ?

 

[Baxmax]

Yes i did say "pats arena"

 

[Slugbabydotcom]

This is the point where I step in with some sensible advice so here it is :-

Is there a fuse somewhere in the boiler i can check?

The answer is NO

BTW Check this out

 

[Agile]

any ideas please as i have 2 small children who are gonna be cold tonight if i can not fix this damm thing.

Well I should have expected you would have done the normal thing and called an emergency boiler repair service. You can find them in Yellow Pages and other directories.

Tony