Ch heats to 27, then stops, Ecotec

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Hi All,
I've searched and checked the FAQs, but can't find the answer, sorry.
By Ecotec pro heats the water fine, but when I set the ch temp to say, 65 it fire's up and move quickly from 17 to 21, 22 degrees, then move very slowly to 27 and the boiler stops.
No fault code.
Have I inadvertently shut a valve?
Thanks in advance.
Paul
 
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Hi,
Yes, I mess with it every time I leave the house for long periods, which I do twice a year. Are the valves open if they are full clockwise, to the right?
Thanks for your input. Cheers,
Paul
 
If you mean fully clockwise when turned with an Allen key, then no they are closed. Post a photo if you need to double check.
 
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Hi,
Yes, I mess with it every time I leave the house for long periods, which I do twice a year. Are the valves open if they are full clockwise, to the right?
Thanks for your input. Cheers,
Paul

My apologies Paul, no they’re open if fully clockwise
 
Here's an image, which ones should be fully left? Thanks, Paul


pipes.jpg
 
A and E, and they’re open. What’s behind the insulation on pipe E? Why is your safety discharge not connected anywhere?
 
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Hi,
Thanks, I'll nip down and check that they're open and have a look behind the insulation.
The safety hangs above a bucket - I'm in Belgium!
Cheers,
Paul
 
Hi,
That's cured it, they were shut.
The temp continued all the way to almost 70, then it cut and continued to gurgle all the way down to 19, then it kicked in again, this time rose as far as 55, then cut and gurgled for a while until it dropped again to 17, the hour glass flashing from mid thirties, downwards.
After a year of inactivity maybe it's clearing its throat?
Thanks for your help.
Cheers,
Paul
 
HI,
Update: the thing doesn't stay on. Once it climbed to the required 58 degrees, but thereafter keeps cutting in the mid-thirties and the flashing symbol arrives.
Then it stay off, rebooting every now and again.
No fault codes, either.
Flummoxed.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Paul
 
What symbol is flashing? Is the boiler thermostat set correctly? Have you checked the room thermostat for correct operation?
 

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