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My boiler is a combi puma 80e and for some reason my radiators get very hot and my hot water is dangerously hot. The boiler does not seem to switch off like before regulating the temp. So the burner stays on then clicks of briefly then on again. Sometimes i find the pilot lights has gone off...

My boiler is a combi puma 80e and for some reason my radiators get very hot and my hot water is dangerously hot. The boiler does not seem to switch off like before regulating the temp. So the burner stays on then clicks of briefly then on again. Sometimes i find the pilot lights has gone off...

I have a Puma 80, its about 6 yrs old. It got a new PCB 6 months ago because pilot light was going out all the time so it was fixed with that. Now the pilot light is going out again, but this time there is no banging of pipes when pilot light goes off like before. like before it goes out...

have a Puma 80, its about 6 yrs old. It got a new PCB 6 months ago because pilot light was going out all the time so it was fixed with that. Now the pilot light is going out again, but this time there is no banging of pipes when pilot light goes off like before. like before it goes out when...

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I know never again paying for it. It was a Potterton Engineer in SW London. He said it was very common for PCB to go after 6 yrs. There is no problem with pressure steady 1.2 bar.

You experts out there, what is best. Hot water pipes or electric? Which is more economic?

I have a Puma 80, its about 6 yrs old. It got a new PCB 6 months ago because pilot light was going out all the time so it was fixed with that. Now the pilot light is going out again, but this time there is no banging of pipes when pilot light goes off like before. like before it goes out...