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Problem solved replaced PCB+Pressure relief valve :lol:

Well YOU read it? If only to split hairs :lol:

If all else fails :o

What I am saying is. IF all else fails then do it the way I have described and that will solve the problem.When I say [I see a lot of people re HDD] I don’t mean on this forum I mean in general.

This method will take time especially if you are a novice, so be prepared. If all else fails and you have checked all other components have found them to be functioning correctly, you find that you are still unable to format using your WINDOWS and/or recovery disk, There you are then :roll:

Formatting HDD This method will take time especially if you are a novice, so be prepared. If all else fails and you have checked all other components have found them to be functioning correctly, you find that you are still unable to format using your WINDOWS and/or recovery disk, also you have...

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To help me help you, please make sure you provide the following information when asking a technical question about your PC: Hardware · Operating System: e.g. Windows XP or Windows Vista · Anti Virus Software: e.g. AVG Free, Norton · Anti Spy ware Software: e.g. Ad Aware, Microsoft Defender...

What you need is a High speed external HDD. I will post a few for you tomorrow in the meantime look at whats here www.ebuyer.com look for Seagate/WD/ Dont buy a cheap one, I will give you more advice later :o

In nature, nothing is ever right. Therefore, if everything is going right... something is wrong. :o

Yes as they came off they went back on

No they are on correct did one at a time Red top x2 green bottom x2

Yes have done that :wink: Thats what makes me think PCB. As that would make a boiler do such odd things. Like with the old grey cells :lol: I am a retired PC engineer :shock: a PCB is as a MOBO is on a computer bloody strange :lol:

Yes probably! I am still puzelled with this though As Slugbabydotcom 8) suggested :wink: it very well could be the diverter? as for the programmer I have linked that so have ruled that out. So Thursday I will change the PCB. In the meantime I will keep looking here in case something else...

Mmm... now forgot to say The PCB had water on it at the first visit? :oops:

Hi! Ok here I go Baxi 105 E [Not the instant or HE] HW diaphragm leaking replaced! Checked all pressures/electrical. Everything ok for a few hours, then >first the pressure rose to 3bar on the CH dropped that to 1bar after changing the pressure relief valve> everything fine for a few days and...