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The engineer arrive at 10:00 A.M as promised, stripped everything out, tested continuities/voltages etc, replaced the PCB and adjusted a setting relating to the amount of heat needed for the size of the house. He noted that there were minor problems with the PCB connections and that the...

Fortunately my mum came into the room, quite by chance, opened the windows and turned the appliance off. Transco (National Grid) have since deemed the appliance immediately dangerous and have disconnected it at the mains. Engineer from Baxi is attending tomorrow - fingers crossed.

This is beyond a joke now: on two occasions since the new pilot assembly was installed the boiler has malfunctioned. The last time was just 30 minutes ago. The annoying part is that the gas engineer who has attended does not seem to appreciate how much gas is entering the room. Tonight, my mum...

Thanks for the reply Poxi. I was mistaken; the had not fitted a new pilot assembly, although this was fitted just today. The engineer believed that the pilot was extinguishing because the sensors on the pilot/burner were not detecting the flame and hence why, despite initially lighting, the...

Any thoughts? Another engineer is supposedly coming out this afternoon to look at the boiler again, but I'm not especially confident that he will be able to shed any further light on our predicament.

Hi Powell, thank you for your reply. I understand what you're saying but the smell of gas when this happens is to such an extent that it is necessary to open the window. Does this indicate a blocked flue? The boiler is serviced regulary. The boiler does ignite but shortly afterwards goes...

Hi guys, we had the above boiler installed in 2003 and up until the last year - 18 months has worked perfectly. The problem, which the Gas Engineers have thus far been unable to diagnose, is as follows: (I must stress that this problem is intermittent). The boiler goes through its usual...