The pilot light on my boiler went out yesterday and I didnt notice until there was no heating or hot water this morning.
I tried all day to reignite, by putting water & heating control on the timer to continuous and by putting thermostat switch to high, as advised by the manufacturer.
This didnt work and by 5.00pm, I had removed and replaced the boiler housing and strangely it reignited.
Anybody any ideas why this would happen or is it just a coincidence ?
If a coincidence, what could be my problem with a difficult to reignite pilot light ?
I have a 20 year old Apollo 30/50 boiler.
I tried all day to reignite, by putting water & heating control on the timer to continuous and by putting thermostat switch to high, as advised by the manufacturer.
This didnt work and by 5.00pm, I had removed and replaced the boiler housing and strangely it reignited.
Anybody any ideas why this would happen or is it just a coincidence ?
If a coincidence, what could be my problem with a difficult to reignite pilot light ?
I have a 20 year old Apollo 30/50 boiler.