Thanks guys

[2scoops0406]

Once again, proving itself to be a mine of useful info, I now understand why my boiler has just started locking out. The boiler is
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A Potterton Suprima 60 and is only 18 monthsold. So either fix or replace the PCB then

Don't tell me I've posted in the wrong forum, I mean this post only as a message of thanks to you all.

 

[ChrisR]

I'd clean the pins on the connectors at least, which might help. Also give potterton merry hell. They know their boards needed changing and brought out a different one shortly after (?) your boiler. With a bit of pressure they might share/pay cost. 18 months is not good enough - sale of goods act.

 

[2scoops0406]

I think my boilers been eavesdropping, it has behaved all day today, probably in fear of having its guts ripped out

 

[2scoops0406]

I'd clean the pins on the connectors at least, which might help. Also give potterton merry hell. They know their boards needed changing and brought out a different one shortly after (?) your boiler. With a bit of pressure they might share/pay cost. 18 months is not good enough - sale of goods act.

Yeah, 18 months not good, unfortunately forgot to get it serviced in Oct last year, so maybe batting on a bit of a sticky wicket, we'll see And I've just noticed the post's been moved

 

[2scoops0406]

As good as gold

 

[2scoops0406]

Or not

 

[kevplumb]

stick to pooters

edward

 

[2scoops0406]

Bloody thing, being serviced next week.

 

[Baxi-Remeha]

went to service one today, 7 years old, pcb still in good knick, never been changed........dont know what all the fuss is about..............lol

also cant understand why people are payin 2-300 quid to get it changed, us potty boys will change it for alot less........

dont seem to get too many failing around nuneaton where i live.........