potterton suprima 50

Sorry ignition element or electrode.

We certainly have a HT voltage issue ?

Any further suggestions
 
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gas4you said:
Spark generator fault then. I think this is on the pcb :cry:

You've lost me g4u, I didn't think we had power to the fan yet.
 
Oh yeah :oops: It was the OP talking about ignition elements that wrongly led me to think the fan problem had been overcome :oops:
 
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I have been following this for the last few days with interest.

Still waiting for info on the fact the power is not getting to the fan.

Are we all agreed that this has to be resolved prior to proceeding further.

If you are all stumped, thanks for the assistance I will phone potterton and ask them to get an engineer to investigate this.

Or if you can suggest any further steps advice much appreciated.
 
Fan has to spin first, aps then proves the fan, ignition sequence starts. If no power to fan then pcb is probably knackered.

If power to fan then fan is knackered
 
Gas4you.

Thanks for excellent explanation.

I think the answer is new pcb which is on its way as no power to fan.

I will keep you posted
 
New pcb arrived old started to remove old one and discovered school boy error by corgi fitter that installed it originally!!!

I quickly repaired this and now have a pcb that is not needed
 
Agile surely instead of asking such a basic question as in have certain suprimas got flow switches it woud be far easier just looking up www.partsarena.com/baxi . And checking nfo here
 
alexelland said:
After about 5 seconds the green light goes out the red light stays on constant.
Switch live.

alexelland said:
New pcb arrived old started to remove old one and discovered school boy error by corgi fitter that installed it originally!!!

Still waiting ?????????
 

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