Surely it is a continuous check that the flow switch is made? So that if it fails during firing the burner is cut off?
Tony first the water flow switch needs to be in the open position Boiler powers on the pump turns on for around 5 or so seconds (switch closes) then the pump stops where the switch must disengage then pump starts up again and the flow switch engages again .only then the boiler continues the firing sequence .
Baxi must want to be sure that the Boiler does not fire up without a flow of water in the heat exchange.
I had 3 pcbs there all coming up with pump fault indicator spent a few days trying to find a fault on all these boards when there was none . it was the flow switch rubber diagram just gone stiff.
baxi doesn't mention this in the replacement pcb Notes .
Cought me out ,And all them pcbs boards where from RGIs thinking there faulty .