boiler wont light

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baxi solo2 50pf.boiler start up ok fan runs but no spark to ignition.suspect faulty air pressure switch..any way i can check it to make sure.
 
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You need a RGI to take a look, it could be a faulty gas valve, as the PCB is looking for coil resistance from the valve B4 it will commence ignition etc. this is beyond DIY!! ;)
 
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are there any checks i can carry out to identify the problem.? be it a.p.s/p.c.b.etc.if its going to get too costly,thinking of complete replacement.already cost for new fan,ignition electrode,lead.approx 14yr old.appreciate the help.
 
Baxi solo 2 aps is not in combustion chamber,its on a bracket at the back bottom right of the boiler,should have red&black plastic tubes from switch to 2 aluminium tubes coming down from back of boiler,they crack with heat&age.
 
In theory you can check the operation of the APS by measurements at the PCB end of the cable.

However, that needs good electronics knowledge and the PCB is rather restricted in space and does not lend itself for much diagnostic tests.

Tony
 
In theory you can check the operation of the APS by measurements at the PCB end of the cable.

However, that needs good electronics knowledge and the PCB is rather restricted in space and does not lend itself for much diagnostic tests.

Tony
i have electrical/electronic exp.any idea what values im looking for and where on pcb.many thanks in anticipation.:cool:
 
I am sorry but you have already demonstrated that you have tampered with gas/safety aspects of the boiler.

If you dont have sufficient electronics experience to know what to measure then I would conclude that it would not be safe for you to try to make those measurements.

My suggestion is that you call an experienced boiler engineer.

Tony
 
I am sorry but you have already demonstrated that you have tampered with gas/safety aspects of the boiler.

If you dont have sufficient electronics experience to know what to measure then I would conclude that it would not be safe for you to try to make those measurements.

My suggestion is that you call an experienced boiler engineer.

Tony
took your advise,rgi.now sorted.with thanks.
 
I hope that he is a good one and will be able to identify the fault.

Do tell us what the fix was.

If he gets stuck then you can get him to call me ( after 0930 please ) and I will try to help him.

Tony
 
He said it is SORTED agile!!

The other day I too thought about specsavers but then I found after fixing a biasi was molested by prianka the customers corgi.

:D
 

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