fault on pump BAXI COMBI 105HE

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i have recently been working on my system and have had the hot water playing up but when you reset the system it goes ok BUT now whatever i do as soon as i switch boiler on FAULT ON PUMP OR LOW SYSTEM PRESSURE led comes on
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
 
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When you say "working on my system", What exactly have you done?.You may have lost system pressure if you have worked on rads etc.
 
i was installing a new towel rail andit leaked a couple of times
i topped up the system with cold water to 1.0 bar and released all the air thro the vent, it was working but as i say it started to shown pump fault for a couple of days after i installed new taps to the bath and now the fault is permanent
 
Hi,

Could be a couple of things....

Firstly, after opening the auto air vent, did you leave it open, or close it again???

Secondly, does the pump sound as though it's running???

If you closed the auto air vent, the pump could be air locked.... If not, the pump could be stuck..... If the pump is stuck, it can be taken out and cleaned, or indeed is easily replaced....

Failing this I would thing there could be dirt in the C/H manifold inlet behind the diaphragm. This would cause the boiler to give a constant pump/pressure fault...

Martin
 
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Sorry, should have asked, what is the current system pressure???? When you say you opened the bleed valve, do you mean on the towel rail, or the pump inside the boiler???

Martin
 
thanks for the possibilities
i drained both the radiator and the boiler
the problem or cure now is that i left the boiler off for several hours and when i tried it on again it seems to be working so god knows, does this help your prognosis
 
When you were carrying out the work (after re-filling the system), did you open the boiler??? Sounds ilke the pump may have been air locked. What is the current system pressure??

Martin
 

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