had a new condensing boiler fitted last march, and all has been well.... Now its the boilers first winter and its starting to get cold, i am unsure if its working right. Its normally set to 'e' on the boiler temp, and when the boiler comes on, it works OK until it first shuts down, and then it only fires for approx 30secs, then shuts down, when its cycling. The thermostatic readout tells me its calling for heat, but the boiler is circulating or switched off. This happens when it gets to within a degree of the set temp. Also when it does this, the rads never seem to get very warm, as the boiler is switching off. It does this cycling every 15mins or so. I am unsure if I should be setting the boiler to Max, now its getting cold (never had a condensing one before). Should I be calling the installer back, or is this how they are supposed to work..... Ambient temp in the house is generally around 19degrees. Would welcome any advice from the experts......
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hhmm... let me see.... what boiler could this be?
Nope not nearly drunk enough to guess.
How about a little help
Nope not nearly drunk enough to guess.
How about a little help
Sorry didnt think:.. 
its an ideal logic. Just want to know if this is correct operation or not...
its an ideal logic. Just want to know if this is correct operation or not...
Is E the economy setting? Turn the boiler stat up to at least mid way if not a bit higher and give that a try.
how long have you had the boiler
missed that bit thanks agile
well ring up manu it`s still inside its 2 year warrenty
well ring up manu it`s still inside its 2 year warrenty
still in warranty call the bloody manufacturers in then!!
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