(ping Geoff) Suprima not firing up (not lockout)
Suprima victim called up - boiler sounding as if it's trying to fire up
but not lighting. Not locked out - reset button doesn't help. Later it was working again. I'm thinking HT cable? -- John Stumbles -- http://yaph.co.uk Religion is like a penis. It is fine to have one. It's ok to be proud of it. Just don't wave it around in public or try to jam it down my child's throat. |
(ping Geoff) Suprima not firing up (not lockout)
In message , YAPH
writes Suprima victim called up - boiler sounding as if it's trying to fire up but not lighting. Not locked out - reset button doesn't help. Later it was working again. I'm thinking HT cable? Is it red? Even if the HT lead is red, the boiler should still fire up and stay alight for the duration of the 13 sparks before the pcb ditches out. It should then try twice more to go through its sequence. When you say "trying to fire up", what do you mean exactly -- geoff |
(ping Geoff) Suprima not firing up (not lockout)
On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:56:12 +0000, geoff wrote:
Is it red? Even if the HT lead is red, the boiler should still fire up and stay alight for the duration of the 13 sparks before the pcb ditches out. It should then try twice more to go through its sequence. When you say "trying to fire up", what do you mean exactly I mean Suprima Victim[1] says it's making a ticking noise when it should be lighting but not getting to the running state. I haven't been around and poked around inside it[2] so I don't know if it's actually trying to light up (HT shorting to somewhere?), succeeding but not detecting flame, or what. And although I replaced the PCB (c/o you, 4 years ago) I don't recall (or have a photo showing) what colour EHT lead is. [1] very MILF but not particularly techie [2] for either value of 'it' ;-) -- John Stumbles I can't stand intolerance |
(ping Geoff) Suprima not firing up (not lockout)
In message , John Stumbles
writes On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:56:12 +0000, geoff wrote: Is it red? Even if the HT lead is red, the boiler should still fire up and stay alight for the duration of the 13 sparks before the pcb ditches out. It should then try twice more to go through its sequence. When you say "trying to fire up", what do you mean exactly I mean Suprima Victim[1] says it's making a ticking noise when it should be lighting but not getting to the running state. I haven't been around and poked around inside it[2] so I don't know if it's actually trying to light up (HT shorting to somewhere?), succeeding but not detecting flame, or what. And although I replaced the PCB (c/o you, 4 years ago) I don't recall (or have a photo showing) what colour EHT lead is. [1] very MILF but not particularly techie [2] for either value of 'it' ;-) If its sparking but not actually lighting the gas, I would more suspect the gas valve - remember the manual is wrong the voltage to the GV is only correct if the GV solenoid is open circuit (over 300Vdc - o/c, 220vdc - solenoid OK). -- geoff |
(ping Geoff) Suprima not firing up (not lockout)
On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 22:54:50 +0000, geoff wrote:
If its sparking but not actually lighting the gas, I would more suspect the gas valve - remember the manual is wrong the voltage to the GV is only correct if the GV solenoid is open circuit (over 300Vdc - o/c, 220vdc - solenoid OK). 220 - 300V *DC*? Are they taking after Ideal, throwing rectified mains around? -- John Stumbles -- http://yaph.co.uk If a tree falls in a forest, can one hand hear it clap? |
(ping Geoff) Suprima not firing up (not lockout)
In message , YAPH
writes On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 22:54:50 +0000, geoff wrote: If its sparking but not actually lighting the gas, I would more suspect the gas valve - remember the manual is wrong the voltage to the GV is only correct if the GV solenoid is open circuit (over 300Vdc - o/c, 220vdc - solenoid OK). 220 - 300V *DC*? Are they taking after Ideal, throwing rectified mains around? DC -- geoff |
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