The dreaded buzzing problem
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The dreaded buzzing problem
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It appears a lot has been written on this subject. I think I have just replaced the timer delay PCB uneccessarily. I think the buzzing is comming from the pump drive PCB. Some have suggested that the basic problem relates to a failure of the on-board smoothing capacitors. What I do not understand is why should my buzzing occur for about 2 seconds about every couple of hours when I understand the sole purpose of the pump drive is to swith the CH pump on every 40 hours.
Regards
KenR
It appears a lot has been written on this subject. I think I have just replaced the timer delay PCB uneccessarily. I think the buzzing is comming from the pump drive PCB. Some have suggested that the basic problem relates to a failure of the on-board smoothing capacitors. What I do not understand is why should my buzzing occur for about 2 seconds about every couple of hours when I understand the sole purpose of the pump drive is to swith the CH pump on every 40 hours.
Regards
KenR
KenR- Posts : 6
Join date : 2011-12-05
Re: The dreaded buzzing problem
The Delay PCB
And the pump PCB are common faults.
I always recommend changing both at the same time.
More so if they are the same age.
And also they are located in a very hot place.
Mike
MGC/H2O
Norfolk
And the pump PCB are common faults.
I always recommend changing both at the same time.
More so if they are the same age.
And also they are located in a very hot place.
Mike
MGC/H2O
Norfolk
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