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No lights on "Worcester 350" boiler
Was working fine earlier today but boiler now has no lights and no
indications on LCD panel. Have switched on and off. I've checked and 240V is getting to the circuit board. Any tips or is it time to call in a repair man? Any recommendations for a repair man in/near London SE3? Many thanks |
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No lights on "Worcester 350" boiler
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writes Was working fine earlier today but boiler now has no lights and no indications on LCD panel. Have switched on and off. I've checked and 240V is getting to the circuit board. Any tips or is it time to call in a repair man? Any recommendations for a repair man in/near London SE3? What LCD panel ? do you mean the programmer ? Are you getting low voltage back from the transformer (9v-0-9v ?) Have you looked at the fuse on the Zagas 125 pcb? -- geoff |
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No lights on "Worcester 350" boiler
Sorry yes, I mean the programmer.
Are the transformer low voltage point and Zagas 125 pcb fuse easy to find? Can you provide directions? BTW, the overheating switch has not tripped (it pops up doesn't it?). And now the low pressure light (only) has come on. Still nothing on the programmer display. I don't think the sytem really is at low pressure because the indicator says 1.5 bar. However it probably was low until I topped it up. Thanks again |
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No lights on "Worcester 350" boiler
Sorry, I've now checked the fuses on the Zagas 125 pcb and the
sequencer PCB and both seem OK (about an ohm). I've found something that looks like a transformer but it's labelled with output of 24V at 16A (no mention of 9V). And I can't seem to get much of a reading out of this but I'm not sure I'm testing the right connections. Thanks again in advance for any help |
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No lights on "Worcester 350" boiler
In message om, zin92
writes Sorry yes, I mean the programmer. Are the transformer low voltage point and Zagas 125 pcb fuse easy to find? Can you provide directions? The transformer goes to a connector on that pcb Don't you have a manual ? It has a fault finding chart BTW, the overheating switch has not tripped (it pops up doesn't it?). And now the low pressure light (only) has come on. Still nothing on the programmer display. I don't think the sytem really is at low pressure because the indicator says 1.5 bar. However it probably was low until I topped it up. Thanks again -- geoff |
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No lights on "Worcester 350" boiler
In message . com, zin92
writes Sorry, I've now checked the fuses on the Zagas 125 pcb and the sequencer PCB and both seem OK (about an ohm). I've found something that looks like a transformer but it's labelled with output of 24V at 16A (no mention of 9V). And I can't seem to get much of a reading out of this but I'm not sure I'm testing the right connections. It could be 24v, I can't remember offhand, but 16A ? I think not So you need to work out whether you're a) getting mains into the transformer and b) getting whatever the low voltage is, out -- geoff |
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