Hi
I need some advice about my Baxi Bermuda GF Super front fire.
The problem was that when I pushed the ignition button, it lit, but as soon I let go, the pilot light went out. This was even if I held it for ages.
I recently had the back boiler serviced by British Gas. He said the front fire was not covered by my service agreement. He also showed me that the coalbed had broken in half, suggesting this was the problem. I think the coalbed had been broken before it started being faulty.
I suppose what I want to know is what would cause the fire not to light. Do I need to buy an expensive new coalbed for a very old fire? Can it be glued or repaired?
I should mention that he seems to have stopped the gas to the fire, possibly for safety reasons. I have heard that it could be difficult getting a gas fitter to come out, just to repair a fire.
Thanks for any advice about this.
I need some advice about my Baxi Bermuda GF Super front fire.
The problem was that when I pushed the ignition button, it lit, but as soon I let go, the pilot light went out. This was even if I held it for ages.
I recently had the back boiler serviced by British Gas. He said the front fire was not covered by my service agreement. He also showed me that the coalbed had broken in half, suggesting this was the problem. I think the coalbed had been broken before it started being faulty.
I suppose what I want to know is what would cause the fire not to light. Do I need to buy an expensive new coalbed for a very old fire? Can it be glued or repaired?
I should mention that he seems to have stopped the gas to the fire, possibly for safety reasons. I have heard that it could be difficult getting a gas fitter to come out, just to repair a fire.
Thanks for any advice about this.