Hi All,
I have a Potterton Puma 80e which will not work the central heating. I can turn on the hot taps, the flame will light and nice hot water will be produced. However when I switch the boiler to "constant" nothing happens, and I mean nothing: no lights, no flame, no noise, nothing!
I`m thinking it might be the PCB? However whats worthing noting is that I have recently had a new washing machine installed which is cold feed only. The hot feed has been capped off and the local stop tap has been closed and it doesn`t appear to be leaking? Do I need to cap it off and open the stop tap or keep it closed? As this fed the old washer, would this cause a problem?
I paid dixons for the delivery, installation and scrap of the old washer. However the deliver men turned up and told the students that because the new machine was cold fill only they could not touch the old one, and dumped the new one at the house without taking the old one.
To make the situation more challenging its in a house I let to students so access is restricted and I can`t really spend too long there messing about with things.
Has anyone had any experience of using the "British Gas - one off boiler repair fixed price" https://www.britishgas.co.uk/ViewQuoteDetails/repairBoilerCentralHeating/ its £192 at my postcode. Think this might be a good buy?
Hope you can help, I really need to get this sorted ASAP.
Thanks for reading
Paul.
I have a Potterton Puma 80e which will not work the central heating. I can turn on the hot taps, the flame will light and nice hot water will be produced. However when I switch the boiler to "constant" nothing happens, and I mean nothing: no lights, no flame, no noise, nothing!
I`m thinking it might be the PCB? However whats worthing noting is that I have recently had a new washing machine installed which is cold feed only. The hot feed has been capped off and the local stop tap has been closed and it doesn`t appear to be leaking? Do I need to cap it off and open the stop tap or keep it closed? As this fed the old washer, would this cause a problem?
I paid dixons for the delivery, installation and scrap of the old washer. However the deliver men turned up and told the students that because the new machine was cold fill only they could not touch the old one, and dumped the new one at the house without taking the old one.
To make the situation more challenging its in a house I let to students so access is restricted and I can`t really spend too long there messing about with things.
Has anyone had any experience of using the "British Gas - one off boiler repair fixed price" https://www.britishgas.co.uk/ViewQuoteDetails/repairBoilerCentralHeating/ its £192 at my postcode. Think this might be a good buy?
Hope you can help, I really need to get this sorted ASAP.
Thanks for reading
Paul.