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ACV electric combi boiler
I have an ACV electric (6kW) tank in tank combi boiler that has just
packed up. No idea why, but there is water at the bottom of the cylinder (can feel this inside the insulation). It failed when I switched it on (left off several days). Before it failed I noticed the radiators were perhaps hotter than normal. It is around 4 years old. Can anyone advise on typical failure modes of this type of system..? Does it need to be a 'certified' person to repair..? Do they require regular servicing...? Any help appreciated.. |
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ACV electric combi boiler
wrote in message oups.com... I have an ACV electric (6kW) tank in tank combi boiler that has just packed up. No idea why, but there is water at the bottom of the cylinder (can feel this inside the insulation). It failed when I switched it on (left off several days). Before it failed I noticed the radiators were perhaps hotter than normal. It is around 4 years old. Can anyone advise on typical failure modes of this type of system..? Does it need to be a 'certified' person to repair..? Do they require regular servicing...? Any help appreciated.. I think this is the thermal store. Sounds like the thermostat has failed and high limit has tripped it out. Is there a reset button? |
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