Ideal Icos He18 PCB fuse
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Remove the old one and look on the fuse. I wouldn't be asking what size is the fuse I would be asking why has it blown
Remove the old one and look on the fuse. I wouldn't be asking what size is the fuse I would be asking why has it blown
The fuse hasnt blown I had the board changed and engineer took the fuse out the one he took out. I do not think the board had gone. I want to buy a fuse for the assumed broken board as I have same boiler in another property. Hence if board goes in that I will try the one took out my previous boiler and know if it had gone .
Far fetched I know.
Far fetched I know.
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The board/pcb will have blown.
They are very fragile and blow up for fun. I keep 2 as stock and it's not rare ineef 2 in 1 day
They are very fragile and blow up for fun. I keep 2 as stock and it's not rare ineef 2 in 1 day
The board never went dead.
I was getting error hb on display so he changed the display.
After the display was changed we got error h5 which I believe is the jumpers.
What I found out after is there are 2 types of display . So when he put the new display in which is hat was at fault the board came up with H5 as it was not set right for the new display.
I got charged for display and board.
Also there was a crackling by the display when you put your ear close even since the 2 parts have been changed they are doing this. This has got me thinking I am going t get the same problem again very soon. Any idea what this could be ?
I was getting error hb on display so he changed the display.
After the display was changed we got error h5 which I believe is the jumpers.
What I found out after is there are 2 types of display . So when he put the new display in which is hat was at fault the board came up with H5 as it was not set right for the new display.
I got charged for display and board.
Also there was a crackling by the display when you put your ear close even since the 2 parts have been changed they are doing this. This has got me thinking I am going t get the same problem again very soon. Any idea what this could be ?
The fuse is 3.15a and is 20mm
I will be getting one more winter out of it then getting it out, just a little stretched at minute but always have a list of t do. And this is getting to the top trust me
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