Colin Wilson wrote:
Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.

Its f*cked again this morning.

symptoms ?

Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.

Its f*cked again this morning.

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Colin Wilson wrote:
Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.

Its f*cked again this morning.

Mine's a 28CDI and also a bag of ****e, it's never been right since it was
installed five years ago...it works perfect for hot water during summer when
the CH is off, in winter it's forever cutting out, usually when the HW tap
is run, the red light flashes continuously and it has to be reset, as far as
the timer is concerned, forget it....we called Worcester out after a year
and he replaced the heat exchanger, it was exactly the same the day after

Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.
Its f*cked again this morning.

Just sent them a second email...

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SIM I have checked the call-out history for you. It doesn't appear
SIM that there's an ongoing or recurring fault given that it's almost
SIM two years ago when we first replaced the PCB and we haven't been
SIM out again until now.

I didn't suggest it was on ongoing / recurring fault, but wanted to
know what the expected lifespan for a board* should be.

*or any of your components for that matter

How many fault calls do you expect to have to make to a boiler that
has been in service for just under two years ?

Thanks
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Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.
Its f*cked again this morning.
symptoms ?

Same as last time - there are only three error codes, and its showing
the generic 1 flash per second error.

I don`t really want to reset it / fire it up again in case it limits
their diagnostic attempts - the bloke had a laptop hooked up to it
last time.

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Its f*cked again this morning.
symptoms ?

....that said, it stayed fired up last night until the timer switched
it off, then wouldn`t come on with the timer again.

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Colin Wilson wrote:
Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.
Its f*cked again this morning.

Just sent them a second email...

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SIM I have checked the call-out history for you. It doesn't appear
SIM that there's an ongoing or recurring fault given that it's almost
SIM two years ago when we first replaced the PCB and we haven't been
SIM out again until now.

I didn't suggest it was on ongoing / recurring fault, but wanted to
know what the expected lifespan for a board* should be.

*or any of your components for that matter

How many fault calls do you expect to have to make to a boiler that
has been in service for just under two years ?

None.

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On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 19:59:38 GMT, "Phil L"
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Mine's a 28CDI and also a bag of ****e,

Thanks for ther good news. I had one of these installed 4 weeks ago.
)

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Colin Wilson wrote:
Engineer called out yesterday per my previous post.

Its f*cked again this morning.

symptoms ?

****ed,


can't you read ?

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I don`t really want to reset it / fire it up again in case it limits
their diagnostic attempts - the bloke had a laptop hooked up to it
last time.

Update #2...

Second engineer came out, went over all the settings again, reset the
low gas pressure to 1.5, replaced the transformer on the board - it
seems to be cycling on and off as it should now :-}

Also told there was no problem me resetting it as they can recover
errors via the laptop link

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