I have identical gas boilers working together for the central heating and hot water, and one has stopped working. The fan goes on, pilot starts to spark after 10 seconds or so after the boiler is turned on, but there is no pilot light and the boiler does not go on. As far as I can tell, the gas control valve (pilot and main gas) is getting power from the electronic control box, and I assume the boiler is getting water and gas as it is right next to the working boiler and there is no valve in between the two. Is it likely to be that the pilot control valve is faulty? Is the control valve the same as the pilot solenoid? If so, is changing the gas control valve something which can be done by an amateur?
Potterton Netaheat 60 not lighting despite pilot sparking
- Thread starter sogama
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You may need to get your serviceman to check for a good big pilot flame.
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Bit confused about Netaheat 60. If this is a Profile/Netaheat 60 then parts are readily available.Does sound like the gas valve.From memory there were 2 valves used.White Rogers and Honeywell.In any case this is RGI work.
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