Ideal Logic L2 then F2

[Johncass]

Bit of a strange one - ran the hot tap this morning, the boiler cut out and displayed L2.
I cleaned and checked the ignitor and the probe for continuity - all seemed fine.
Put everything back together and reset the boiler. Now when I turn on the hot tap half way, it heats the water up and functions as it should, however if I open the hot tap fully, the boiler will shut down again, this time displaying F2.
Has anyone come accross this before or have any idea what it may be?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Exedon]

Maybe get a G S R engineer to look at it and stop messing around?

 

[Johncass]

Thanks for your invaluable help. Given that I’m not a complete imbecile and am struggling financially, I don’t see it entirely unreasonable that I should try to sort the issue myself. I’m clearly not going to start “messing around” with the actual gas side of things.

 

[ianmcd]

I’m clearly not going to start “messing around” with the actual gas side of things.

Sorry but you already have

 

[CBW]

I’m clearly not going to start “messing around” with the actual gas side of things.

As per @ianmcd - you already have, look up what is considered gas “work” and you’ll know where we’re coming from, I think People’s opinion is one of gas work is literally breaking into a gas line, but it’s a whole deal more than that.

I get you’re struggling financially, so are other people, it doesn’t mean you should put yourself and or others at risk.

 

[Johncass]

I’m sure removing and replacing an ignitor is not considered gas work. Nor does it require me to be GSR to do so.

 

[nwgs]

I’m sure removing and replacing an ignitor is not considered gas work. Nor does it require me to be GSR to do so.

Just taking the front of breaks the combustion seal. But you know that

 

[ianmcd]

I’m sure removing and replacing an ignitor is not considered gas work. Nor does it require me to be GSR to do so.

Then you should be UNSURE because you are completely wrong, stop messing around with it