Seems you are 100% correct. Any idea why they would have it wired like that? I definitely came like that
Can anyone please help me track down this part?
- Thread starter monty666
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I've tried it a few times, I don't think I can bypass the boilers checks. It's a fairly modern oil boiler so it's runs on the same concept as a gas combi, where pcb board would check sensors before firing. I can't think how to bypass it if unwiring the sensor doesn't work
Surely your boiler is under warranty ? I know firebird warranties range from 2 to 10 years
I do wish you luck talking to firebird they are not the best.
We have refused to fit them for some time and now won't take the later models on for servicing either.
You did actually put a link in when wireing out the pressure switch?
I do wish you luck talking to firebird they are not the best.
We have refused to fit them for some time and now won't take the later models on for servicing either.
You did actually put a link in when wireing out the pressure switch?
My god are they really that bad? Not even servicing them? Yes still under warranty. Where exactly should the link be?
Remove wires coming from pressure switch replace with a short link of wire .
Unfortunately firebird are not the best taken a fair few out leaking at 5/6 years old.
Technical backup is poor 1 day out of warranty won't even talk to you if you ask for advice.
Unfortunately firebird are not the best taken a fair few out leaking at 5/6 years old.
Technical backup is poor 1 day out of warranty won't even talk to you if you ask for advice.
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