Please help me. My combi boiler is 7 yrs old. I have lived here for 2yrs with no previous problems however I have never had it serviced.
Past 3 months my central heating has been coming on when I have run the water for a bit. This is despite the timer being on off, the CH button on the boiler being on off and the CH temp on minus on the boiler. I have kept the thermostat on 15 degrees. To temporarily solve this I turned all the radiators down using their individual little knobs.
BUT now for the past 3 weeks my pilot light keeps turning off. I have to re-light it every time I need hot water. The length of time I then get hot water has been reducing; it is now down to about 3 minutes.
When I turn the hot tap on the boiler makes all the necc noises but there is no flame. The noises continue until I just turn the boiler on standby.
A friend replaced the Therma Coppler (not sure if right spelling) this however hasn’t helped.
Now what? Do I need to replace the valve or pump? Is the boiler over heating? Do I need to get in the experts? I would be ever so grateful for any suggestions.
Past 3 months my central heating has been coming on when I have run the water for a bit. This is despite the timer being on off, the CH button on the boiler being on off and the CH temp on minus on the boiler. I have kept the thermostat on 15 degrees. To temporarily solve this I turned all the radiators down using their individual little knobs.
BUT now for the past 3 weeks my pilot light keeps turning off. I have to re-light it every time I need hot water. The length of time I then get hot water has been reducing; it is now down to about 3 minutes.
When I turn the hot tap on the boiler makes all the necc noises but there is no flame. The noises continue until I just turn the boiler on standby.
A friend replaced the Therma Coppler (not sure if right spelling) this however hasn’t helped.
Now what? Do I need to replace the valve or pump? Is the boiler over heating? Do I need to get in the experts? I would be ever so grateful for any suggestions.
