Hi folks, this might be a long one....cos I'm not sure what you need to know to hopefully (please!) try to help.
I bought wireless vaillant thermostat and installed it fine, everything was groovy for a few days, but then the hot water started getting cold after only 2 mins in the shower (not good when your hair is full of shampoo).
I've now removed the thermostat and I'm getting the same problem.
The message is S.53 - and I've read that could be either a kw output thing in d.0 or a circulation problem.
I'm wondering also whether when I topped the boiler (to get it up to 1 and a bit bar) I inadvertantly left a valve open causing that problem? Is that possible, I mean the CH and HW works, just the HW goes cold with S.53 message after about 2 mins.
The display on the boiler has a big C at the bottom of the display, and I can't find what that means, and I can't remember seeing that before.
I'm wondering :
a) has the thermostat changed a setting on the boiler (so even when I removed it, it's still set)
b) I've left something "open" when topping it up.
c) it's just coincidence and there is something else wrong.
Would really appreciate any pointers, I've tried getting hold of a plumber/heating engineer, but no luck so far - January at the earliest!! (no recession there then!)
Thanks for any help.
John
I bought wireless vaillant thermostat and installed it fine, everything was groovy for a few days, but then the hot water started getting cold after only 2 mins in the shower (not good when your hair is full of shampoo).
I've now removed the thermostat and I'm getting the same problem.
The message is S.53 - and I've read that could be either a kw output thing in d.0 or a circulation problem.
I'm wondering also whether when I topped the boiler (to get it up to 1 and a bit bar) I inadvertantly left a valve open causing that problem? Is that possible, I mean the CH and HW works, just the HW goes cold with S.53 message after about 2 mins.
The display on the boiler has a big C at the bottom of the display, and I can't find what that means, and I can't remember seeing that before.
I'm wondering :
a) has the thermostat changed a setting on the boiler (so even when I removed it, it's still set)
b) I've left something "open" when topping it up.
c) it's just coincidence and there is something else wrong.
Would really appreciate any pointers, I've tried getting hold of a plumber/heating engineer, but no luck so far - January at the earliest!! (no recession there then!)
Thanks for any help.
John