Why not just swap the head (remove the 4 allen keys & it will come apart with a bit of coaxing)
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FUSE KEEPS BLOWN ON MY BAXI 80 /105 COMBI
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hi weareleeds
did as you said swaped pump head no bother, put electrics on bang 2 amp internal fuse gone again ,now back to square one, only now £70 down,on new pump
wots next to try need advice bad
best regards
billyo
did as you said swaped pump head no bother, put electrics on bang 2 amp internal fuse gone again ,now back to square one, only now £70 down,on new pump
wots next to try need advice bad
best regards
billyo
£70? You must have really p1ssed them off.
You didn't spill water over anythnig did you? I thought you had tested the boiler with the old pump disconnected?
You didn't spill water over anythnig did you? I thought you had tested the boiler with the old pump disconnected?
Dan
i did take live wire of the pump put electrics on, board flashed fault on pump fuse did not blow boiler did not start up but i though that was because pump was disconected, PLUS £70 was because i did not have account with robdogs plumbcenter but thats life, would not mine if it had done job .so what do you think can be done for the misfortuned one
best regards billyo
i did take live wire of the pump put electrics on, board flashed fault on pump fuse did not blow boiler did not start up but i though that was because pump was disconected, PLUS £70 was because i did not have account with robdogs plumbcenter but thats life, would not mine if it had done job .so what do you think can be done for the misfortuned one
best regards billyo
Next would be to carry out electrical tests on the fan I suppose. Check for any signs of any water leaks elsewhere on the boiler that could be causing a short, although this does sound like a faulty component.
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