A generous plumber neighbour sorted the F28 fault on our boiler which was a frozen condense pipe as suggested by two forum users.
But we now have another problem.
The pressure was fine when we restarted it, having cleared the condense pipe. But now it is much too high - right in the red range so we had to turn it off. Tried bleeding the rads to lower it but it climbed back up.
Could there be something our neighbour forgot to do when resetting things? We are really reluctant to call him out again. He did us a favour and we don't know him very well.
Any suggestions welcome as we have had to turn the boiler off.
But we now have another problem.
The pressure was fine when we restarted it, having cleared the condense pipe. But now it is much too high - right in the red range so we had to turn it off. Tried bleeding the rads to lower it but it climbed back up.
Could there be something our neighbour forgot to do when resetting things? We are really reluctant to call him out again. He did us a favour and we don't know him very well.
Any suggestions welcome as we have had to turn the boiler off.