Boiler completeley dead
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Boiler completeley dead
I went away for a week and turned off the BoilerMate 2000 with the main switch.
I came back, turned on the switch and all looked fine as the green light came on and you could hear the BoilerMate2000 start up. The house was freezing, so I turned on the heating using the dial (to the up position I). Came back an hour after there was no difference on the heaters to see no lights on the boiler. The main switch is still on. Turned the dial to check whether it would work on emergency, still no lights. Any suggestions?
I came back, turned on the switch and all looked fine as the green light came on and you could hear the BoilerMate2000 start up. The house was freezing, so I turned on the heating using the dial (to the up position I). Came back an hour after there was no difference on the heaters to see no lights on the boiler. The main switch is still on. Turned the dial to check whether it would work on emergency, still no lights. Any suggestions?
kimberley2010- Posts : 1
Join date : 2009-09-14
Re: Boiler completeley dead
Hi the very same thing happened to me when I moved into my new house. After the boiler guy checked it out I required a new circuit board. It may be the same thing, I hope not as it costs an arm and a leg!.
dollar- Posts : 3
Join date : 2009-09-06
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