Hi,
I've just moved into a new house with an Ideal ICOS M3080 condensing boiler supplying a hot water storage tank.
Both are sited in cupboards at either end of the upstairs landing, but that may be neither here nor there.
The boiler comes on when programmed just fine, it ignites and displays a "c" on the display and the LED is on continuously. However, after a couple of minutes the boiler cuts off. The display still shows "c" and the LED flashes on and off. After a few minutes it fires up again and repeats the cycle until the programmer turns off the hot water demand.
My gut feeling is that the boiler is getting too hot and cutting out to cool off for a moment. The user guide says that if the boiler overheat thermostat kicks in then the display shows fault code "l" "A". Which doesn't happen, and so my gut instinct seems a bit off.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated as it's quite a pain having to have the hot water switched on for hours just to do the same amount of heating up that a full time boiler could do in 30 minutes!
Thanks[/i]
I've just moved into a new house with an Ideal ICOS M3080 condensing boiler supplying a hot water storage tank.
Both are sited in cupboards at either end of the upstairs landing, but that may be neither here nor there.
The boiler comes on when programmed just fine, it ignites and displays a "c" on the display and the LED is on continuously. However, after a couple of minutes the boiler cuts off. The display still shows "c" and the LED flashes on and off. After a few minutes it fires up again and repeats the cycle until the programmer turns off the hot water demand.
My gut feeling is that the boiler is getting too hot and cutting out to cool off for a moment. The user guide says that if the boiler overheat thermostat kicks in then the display shows fault code "l" "A". Which doesn't happen, and so my gut instinct seems a bit off.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated as it's quite a pain having to have the hot water switched on for hours just to do the same amount of heating up that a full time boiler could do in 30 minutes!
Thanks[/i]