Central heating staying on
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Central heating staying on
Hi, once again I have another problem with my Boilermate 2000.
Last year, the middle pump (central heating) seized up but an engineer managed to fix it by manually turning it with a screwdriver and some WD40.
The pump finally gave up the ghost 2 days ago, making a loud grinding and clunking noise.
I've had an engineer out to replace the pump but now the central heating won't switch off, either by the thermostat or the timer. LED 3 stays on and the only way to turn the central heating off is to switch the boiler off at the wall.
Anyone any idea what could be the problem?
edit: Should have mentioned that when I press the switch to cycle through the readings I get...
75
ERR
H60
I'm guessing that 2nd reading is a problem?
Last year, the middle pump (central heating) seized up but an engineer managed to fix it by manually turning it with a screwdriver and some WD40.
The pump finally gave up the ghost 2 days ago, making a loud grinding and clunking noise.
I've had an engineer out to replace the pump but now the central heating won't switch off, either by the thermostat or the timer. LED 3 stays on and the only way to turn the central heating off is to switch the boiler off at the wall.
Anyone any idea what could be the problem?
edit: Should have mentioned that when I press the switch to cycle through the readings I get...
75
ERR
H60
I'm guessing that 2nd reading is a problem?
Springveldt- Posts : 3
Join date : 2014-08-20
Re: Central heating staying on
Yes you have an error code.
But I would say your main ACB has failed (PCB)
Mike
But I would say your main ACB has failed (PCB)
Mike
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