Gloworm 24cxi F5 overheating....

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Hi,
Earlier in the week my combi (Gloworm 24cxi) had very low water pressure (.4 bar) and I best guessed it to be the water pressure sensor, fitted a new one and now I get great pressure.
Now though, I am not sure the Automatic vent is not working as I am now getting an "F5" error, assuming the there is air in the system and making it overheat??.
Also, I am now getting a water leak from the Reduced Pressure Zone Valve on the fill loop???
Any ideas???
 
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have you had it serviced in the last few years? they need a modified burner door seal fitting. if you haven't this could be causing the boiler to go to overheat
also sounds like it needs a new disconnecter, they are crap but tbf most of the boiler is :rolleyes:
 
have you had it serviced in the last few years? they need a modified burner door seal fitting. if you haven't this could be causing the boiler to go to overheat
also sounds like it needs a new disconnecter, they are crap but tbf most of the boiler is :rolleyes:

Thanks for getting back to me....

Firstly, she's up and running again! I found out that if you get a fail code it stays in memory???
I powered off at the wall, turned it off on the front panel... Turned it back on at the wall and finally back on, on the front control panel.
That was a while ago now and I now have a nice warm house with piping hot water! :)

Just need to change the filler loop, small leak...

Can you tell me more about the disconnecter???
 
The RPZ part of those boilers does leak a little as you fill it up but should stop shortly afterwards!

Tony
 
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Expect to have to possibly wait a few days!

Hop full it will stop but I got up this morning and I had a half full jug and the pressure had dropped from 1.4 to .8 bar.... And still dripping....

Ok, when I got home this evening, I had 0.0 bar and a red light all flashing away!!!

I opened the fill loop and the pressure did go up and settled at 1.7bar.
The water heated but when the CH kicked in, the temp was up and down like a yoyo! It did finally settle and the pressure is the same and I only have a few drips from the RPZV.

So, hopefully, she'll calm down and all will be good tomorrow.....
 

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