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    Potterton Gold 28he E160 Fan Fault

    Hi folks, We have a Potterton Gold 28he combi boiler which has now stopped working with a E160 error message - Fan fault. We called in an engineer who told us it was the fan. After ordering one and replacing the fan the boiler worked for a day then stopped again with the same E160 error...
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    Ventiliation - Open Eaves vs Closed Eaves

    bobsuerita, thanks I've scrolled through Keymer.pdf and I am still digesting it. Regarding the noggin vent.jpg not sure how this can be applied with my open eaves roof. Which is brick, rafters coming through, brick between rafters, 6" x 1" timber on top of the rafters capping the brick. I...
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    Ventiliation - Open Eaves vs Closed Eaves

    Datarebal : Thats nice and simple, thank you.
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    Ventiliation - Open Eaves vs Closed Eaves

    Thank you for your question. It has got the 'old-noggin' ticking. I have now realised that the eaves tray will be laying flat on the 6"x1" timber so even with over-fascia vents and the rafter roll the air flow will be blocked. I am thinking that maybe I will have to install something like...
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    Ventiliation - Open Eaves vs Closed Eaves

    Fascia + over-fascia vents finished height would be just above the timber. Then rafter roll and eaves tray. No, not considering removing the timber as this encloses the loft space from birds, etc. So is effectively the soffit at a different height. Any benefit by removing the timber ?
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    Ventiliation - Open Eaves vs Closed Eaves

    Databal, yes correct about the flat timber. Also yes, I can see that soffit vents won't vent anything now that you mention it. Trimming the timber or brick seems to be too much of a mission. I am thinking of just adding a black fascia plus over-fascia vents no soffits. Do think it would look...
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    Ventiliation - Open Eaves vs Closed Eaves

    Hi there, I am currently considering a complete re-roof of my home, a detached 1930's house with a slate pitched roof no felt/membrane with open eaves, 5"-6" timber attached to the top of the exposed rafters under the last row of slates. My intention is to add plenty of loft insulation to save...
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