Baxi 80e gets hot and then cuts of. C/H sensor fault display

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HELP!!!!!!! I have a baxi combi and im having some real trouble with it. Every time i turn it on it fires fine, then just as it starts to get hot it shuts down and the C/H sensor fault light starts flashing. I need to know if there is anything i can do before i call a heating engineer. thanx
 
your boiler has diagnoes the fault for you ,just call a corgiman tell him this
ask him to bring a thermistor for this model with him tosave time
this is a straight forward job ,i would charge approx £45labour if close to me .part should be under £40 prob less.
count yer self lucky!
 
simple job.do it your self.
sensor is in a dry pocket,no water to drain out.2 red wires on small pull out plug.
turn off electric first.
while case is off have a look around for water leaks.combi 80 likes to leak water.
i change at least one of these a day.
 
My advise is NOT to do it yourself

Please call a competent person to do it for you3
 
Cheers for your advice, engineer came around today, he said it was the thermistor but he didnt have one on the van so he didnt charge me a call out (what a nice bloke). im going to do it myself but i cant seem to find a diagram of where it is. I think I know but don't want to risk it, could one of you nice chaps point me in the right direction just to be 100% sure, thanx
 
Cheers, i take it that the thermistor is called the central heating temp sensor. ive just taken it out and cleaned it of. it had losts of white gunk on it. i cleaned it and put it back in and every thing seems to be working fine. fingers crossed it might just have been that. thanx for help
 
Well i took it out gave it a wipe and bobs you uncle, it works fine now. The only other question i have is does the boiler have such a thing called frost protection. And if it has what exactley does it do. I dont think mine has im just interested.
 

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