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I didn't say I was going to check it myself (y) I've taken out a boiler care plan with no exclusion period but I'll leave it as long as I can. I'll just keep resetting it for as long as possible. Hopefully it lasts a few weeks before it becomes terminal.

Also this for the PCB: To test the PCB In the top left corner of the Printed circuit board find terminal X20 Measure DC voltage across Blue and Red wires with power on The voltage should be 24V DC and when the gas valve opens after the spark it should go down to 12V

Fair enough. I found some expected resistance values for the gas valve: Pins 1-2 - 34 Ohms Pins 3-4 - 17 Ohms Pins 1-4 - 51 Ohms

He replaced the faulty parts though? He didn't replace anything unnecessarily.

It's not looking good :cry:

If it starts happening regularly then I will get it looked at. Do they ever randomly fault out with that fault code though? I wasn't expecting it to reset to be honest but the fact that it reset has got me hoping it was just a random error. My information wasn't from the fault finding chart...

Hi My boiler faulted out with the F62 error code. I have reset the boiler and it seems to be OK for now. Does this error code mean there is definitely a fault with the gas valve or PCB or does it sometimes fault out for voltage spikes etc?

:mrgreen: I just feel sorry for the person who answers the phone when I ring them. I am seriously p*ssed off!

Have you had cavity wall insulation installed? My attic has been fine for 2 winters then I had CWI installed and the attic is now dripping wet. I just checked the soffits and they are full of insulating material. The CWI company will be getting an angry phone call in the morning!

Hi All I have just joined the forum because of a problem with my attic. I had CWI installed a few months back and just went into the loft and it is dripping with condensation. There is loads of the insulating beads in the attic to. My house has eaves vents so I got up on the ladder to check...