Hi All
I have a Valliant ecoTEC plus 937 that was installed in 2010. I had a new diverter valve installed in 2013, that is the previous repairs. I recently had a problem with an F27 fault. It was the first time it occurred. It would not reset. The display was flashing and was I was unable to do any test modes. It appeared to me it was the PCB. My nephew who is an electrical engineer did some tests and said the PCB was faulty. I ordered and installed a new Valliant PCB using the info from the Id plate on the bottom part num 0020132764. I installed the PCB myself and set it up in the second stage of the engineers menu, DNA 8. The boilers fires up and I have no fault codes. I have heating and I have hot water. My problem is the hot water is only being fed from the comfort tank(storage tanks). When I switch on a hot tap, the C flashes, and the tap sign comes on the display. If I then push 'i' the reading on the display is S24 which is correct. If I leave the tap running the water does not switch to ‘through flow’, it will run until the tank is empty and water is cold. The boiler then continues to heat the tanks and it goes in a circle. I then switch off the comfort tank, turn on a hot tap, or shower, and the C again starts to flash, I push ‘i ‘and it should be as I understand S14, but its still S24 water is still being fed by the tank, so the tank is not switching off. The fault appears to be its not switching over to ‘through flow’. What I would like to know, if anyone can help, should the new PCB be set up differently, or is this another separate fault and not the PCB. If separate fault could it be diverter valve? I have done hours of reading, but thought I would post after seeing the expertise on this forum before calling in an Valliant engineer. Sorry this post is so long.
Any advice would be most appreciated
coach_uk
I have a Valliant ecoTEC plus 937 that was installed in 2010. I had a new diverter valve installed in 2013, that is the previous repairs. I recently had a problem with an F27 fault. It was the first time it occurred. It would not reset. The display was flashing and was I was unable to do any test modes. It appeared to me it was the PCB. My nephew who is an electrical engineer did some tests and said the PCB was faulty. I ordered and installed a new Valliant PCB using the info from the Id plate on the bottom part num 0020132764. I installed the PCB myself and set it up in the second stage of the engineers menu, DNA 8. The boilers fires up and I have no fault codes. I have heating and I have hot water. My problem is the hot water is only being fed from the comfort tank(storage tanks). When I switch on a hot tap, the C flashes, and the tap sign comes on the display. If I then push 'i' the reading on the display is S24 which is correct. If I leave the tap running the water does not switch to ‘through flow’, it will run until the tank is empty and water is cold. The boiler then continues to heat the tanks and it goes in a circle. I then switch off the comfort tank, turn on a hot tap, or shower, and the C again starts to flash, I push ‘i ‘and it should be as I understand S14, but its still S24 water is still being fed by the tank, so the tank is not switching off. The fault appears to be its not switching over to ‘through flow’. What I would like to know, if anyone can help, should the new PCB be set up differently, or is this another separate fault and not the PCB. If separate fault could it be diverter valve? I have done hours of reading, but thought I would post after seeing the expertise on this forum before calling in an Valliant engineer. Sorry this post is so long.
Any advice would be most appreciated
coach_uk
