PUMA 80e - Hot water but no Central Heating
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Nashy22
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PUMA 80e - Hot water but no Central Heating

by Nashy22 » Tue Jan 26, 2010 4:25 pm

Hi Guys


Just wondered if anyone can help on the above matter, it's just me and my daughter, and im sure it might be something silly as to why our centrral heating wont come on - The hot water fires up from the combi boiler ok


Any ideas - im sure this happened the other week, but before i started to really worry - It flipped back on again


Thanks chaps

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by Tuesdaywhistler » Tue Jan 26, 2010 9:02 pm

Hi Nashy,
We may need some more details but try the basics to be going on with and lets see what happens;

1. Check the control panel on the boiler, there are 2 x switches on the left of it one above the other, set the central heating switch (lower one) to 'constant'.
2. You have 2 x knobs, roughly in the middle, one above the other, turn the central heating control knob (lower one) up to full.
3. If you have a room thermostat a box on the wall somewhere in your property, turn that up to full.
4. Do you have any other controls/dials/sliders/boxes anywhere in the property? If so make sure they are all turned up full/set to on.
5. Does the boiler fire?

If that doesn't work let me know and I'll ask you some questions about your boiler/system.

Take care,

Tuesdaywhistler

"If in doubt call someone out."

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by htg engineer » Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:23 pm

If all controls are calling for heat. Try turning off the boiler and running the hot tap so that cold water passes through the boiler, after 5 mins or so turn the tap off amd turn on the central heating.

If it works then it's the wax capsule that's causing the issue - needs replacing.


If that doesn't work, it could be the CH sensor, but you probably need a RGI.


htg

Steve the gas
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by Steve the gas » Sat Feb 06, 2010 5:59 am

Sort of as per Htg
But if you have even a slightly dripping hot tap it will cause this, very sensitive diverter

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