Recent content by TMLN251181

:-) I will go home and see what I can do. Thanks for the update, and enjoy this evening....I will let you know I break tonight. Thanks

I am at work at the moment, but will go home and investigate a bit more. I hope the gas is on ok...but I am not 100% sure. I also think I need to sort the water out......It is trying to light, but I am guessing that if there is no water flowing through then it won't light anyway...is that correct?

It's a Vaillant Ecotec Pro (pile of rubbish in a box really) I bled the radiators last night, but I will do it again later. I have reset the boiler 3 times (pressing the flame button and holding it down) and each time the boiler goes back to it's F28 fault. We have gas as well I have checked...

It has 2 filling taps...I have closed them as the pressure valve is in the red??? Have I messed it up?

Hi all, more help needed now. Last night I let my gas run out....put it on emergancy and then we had no water! Went to the boiler to find the pressure had run out. Re-filled and seem to have over filled it...how do I get the pressure down? Also now I have no water coming from the hot taps at...

Update part 2....went to car shop brought rubber hose replacement for £2! Spent about 2 hours fitting it back into the bolier...but I am now sorted. I have hot water and Heating and I have money left in my pocket!Thanks for all your help and replying to me! You've been a great help!

Ok, the update is as follows: Man come to change the pump, which took about half an hour (he only changed the front part...and left me the back bit in case I needed it in the future) so I thought...happy days! He left, and then we had water coming through the celing. Upon inspection it seems...

To confirm... the pump seal going is a manufacturing fault or the pressure sensor going? The guy isn't coming around until late Friday evening, the last thing I want is him not coming with the right parts to get the boiler working. I don't think he is too hot on the Vaillant boliers as he...

Do you think it could be a combo of the 2? IE: the sensor has messed up and somehow has made the seal go on the pump? There was water coming from the pump??

OMG...this is a bit of a nightmare. Can you recommend me someone I can trust in my area. I have been so badly ripped off in the past with these things, I need someone I can trust... I am in Dunstable in Bedfordshire :-(

I called a man out and he seems to think the pump seal has been damaged... new pump £75 + 2.5 hours fitting... does that sound about right? There was also water sitting the the boiler where the pump is when I opened it up last night.. So does that suggest it is the pump and not the dreaded...

Yeah so I read...I assume this isn't something I can do myself? I have no hot water at the moment....is there a quick fix I can use until I can get someone in?

Having read some of the messages on here, I thought i'd mention I have the dreaded orange pressure sensor too..... where can I get a nice new black one? Are they simple to fit? (I am a 27 year old girl-so i needs to be real simple) Thanks

Hi, well last night I re-filled the bolier and all was great. There was defo an F75 fault code with no pressure. But as I say once I filled it back up it was fine. I've come home tonight and now I have the F75 code but the pressure is fine....now what? :-(

Looking in the book what they class as the filling loop we don't appear to have...our tap is situated on a copper pipe... I will try and re-fill the system tonight and see what happens. I did turn the heating dial down about 3 days ago and then last night we had this problem....I don't suppose...