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Thanks, I read this too I will get it checked out. Thank you

Hi there, Any ideas to why my Boilermate 2000 is blowing chip UF3 on the PCB board? It’s seems to be triggered by the switched live when a Micron 40ff is calling for heat. Any suggestions welcome thanks for reading.

I removed the 5 amp fuse from the Boilermate 2000 it had blown. Replaced today and the boiler in the garage is back on and working. Thank you. Thank you for your contributions especially icnmcd & dilalio. Thank you both for your time and interest I really appreciate it.

Thanks for the advice I will take a look and report back.

Hi It’s a gledhill Boilermate 2000. Thanks

The cables from the FCU in the garage go into the cavity wall and disappear. One would assume they go directly to the consumer unit but it’s difficult to see where. There is a breaker for the central heating so I suspect it’s that. Just odd it hasn’t tripped. There is also a thermal store...

The engineer that checked the supply terminals to the FCU was having some problems with his equipment. It probably needs checking again to be certain there is no power, which leads me to question the FCU unit itself. The engineer was at my home doing a different job but had a quick look.

Thanks for your concern. I have a heating engineer coming out next week. That’s my problem madrad I can’t locate the FCU feed although one would assume it’s going to the Consumer box. I wondered if it’s the actual FCU that’s fried? It’s going to be straight forward whatever it is.

Hi thanks for replying. The circuit may have been broken. I had been trying to fit a wireless thermostat so it’s probably something I’ve done no doubt. Any suggestions to how I could check if the circuit is broken and how to find the actual break? Re the garage being on its own circuit...

I have a Glow-worm Micron boiler situated in my garage without power. There does not appear to be any power going to the boiler and I can’t locate the source. Everything else in the house is powered which leads me to believe the boiler is on a separate circuit. I’ve changed the fuse on the...