Hi everyone,
Just like to say that this is one impressive forum. This is my first post so bear with me.
I have a Biasi Garda HE Boiler (M96.28SM/B 47-970-26) which appears to have a problem on the hot water side of things.
When I turn on a tap the boiler fires up and heats the water for approximately 8-10 seconds before cutting out. Upon cutting out the 3rd LED flashes which indicates excessive temperature on the primary circuit. The boiler cuts out for about 15 seconds and the whole cycle starts again.
From looking at this site it looks like this might be a problem with the heat exchanger, could I be correct with my diagnosis?
The boiler was installed a few years ago a couple of days before Christmas. Unluckily my old one bit the dust and an engineer came and installed this at the last minute. I can't say whether or not the system was flushed but I doubt it was.
What I'd like to know is how I can deal with this? Do I need a new heat exchanger or can this be cleaned in or out of situ? Could I have miss diagnosed the fault or does this seem like the likely culprit?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Yours,
Marty
Just like to say that this is one impressive forum. This is my first post so bear with me.
I have a Biasi Garda HE Boiler (M96.28SM/B 47-970-26) which appears to have a problem on the hot water side of things.
When I turn on a tap the boiler fires up and heats the water for approximately 8-10 seconds before cutting out. Upon cutting out the 3rd LED flashes which indicates excessive temperature on the primary circuit. The boiler cuts out for about 15 seconds and the whole cycle starts again.
From looking at this site it looks like this might be a problem with the heat exchanger, could I be correct with my diagnosis?
The boiler was installed a few years ago a couple of days before Christmas. Unluckily my old one bit the dust and an engineer came and installed this at the last minute. I can't say whether or not the system was flushed but I doubt it was.
What I'd like to know is how I can deal with this? Do I need a new heat exchanger or can this be cleaned in or out of situ? Could I have miss diagnosed the fault or does this seem like the likely culprit?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Yours,
Marty
