Yesterday the central heating boiler shut down. The timer unit and immersion tank is powered ok but the boiler is completly dead, no lights etc. The external fuse is ok. Is there a fuse inside the boiler itself or does anyone have any idea? 
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Ideal Icos HE24 - Help
- Thread starter Bawdale
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There is a fuse on the PCB but if thats blown it will be as a result of a fault.
Its likely that you will need a competent boiler engineer to diagnose the fault and fix it.
The PCB often fails on this model and thay are quite expensive!
Tony
Its likely that you will need a competent boiler engineer to diagnose the fault and fix it.
The PCB often fails on this model and thay are quite expensive!
Tony
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idealnumber1
its hardly ever the fuse in the board,is your pcb is a black one that will be the fault
British Gas are doing a £99 fixed fee deal in their priority response package which is £2/month. I have taken that.
They came out this morning and like you chaps guessed diagnosed a faulty PCB. They say they will be back tomorrow morning with a replacement.
I am happy so far.
Many Thanks
Gary
They came out this morning and like you chaps guessed diagnosed a faulty PCB. They say they will be back tomorrow morning with a replacement.
I am happy so far.
Many Thanks
Gary
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