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Baxi 105 HE boiler flame fault, runs for 10s,
The "no flame" neon indicator is flashing (suggests flame failure or
condensate drain blockage). The condensate drain is not blocked. If I reset the boiler, and get it to restart, then running a hot water tap or turning on the central heating starts up the flame and fan. If there is demand, the flame * comes on * cuts out after 10 seconds * comes back on after about 25 seconds * cuts out after 10 seconds * comes back on after about 25 seconds * cuts out after 10 seconds .... and then the boiler goes back into fault mode. The repair manual suggests that the PCB could be the issue; in fact I replaced that a few years ago, but I can't remember whether it was the same fault. Any immediate ideas? Daniele |
Baxi 105 HE boiler flame fault, runs for 10s,
D.M. Procida wrote:
The "no flame" neon indicator is flashing (suggests flame failure or condensate drain blockage). The condensate drain is not blocked. If I reset the boiler, and get it to restart, then running a hot water tap or turning on the central heating starts up the flame and fan. If there is demand, the flame * comes on * cuts out after 10 seconds * comes back on after about 25 seconds * cuts out after 10 seconds * comes back on after about 25 seconds * cuts out after 10 seconds ... and then the boiler goes back into fault mode. The repair manual suggests that the PCB could be the issue; in fact I replaced that a few years ago, but I can't remember whether it was the same fault. Any immediate ideas? Daniele Ignition detection fault? Its possibly going through a cycle of ignition attempts not detecting that the flame has lit. If it has flame detecting electrodes, sometimes a clean/tweak of the electrodes will restore flame detection. Tim -- Please don't feed the trolls |
Baxi 105 HE boiler flame fault, runs for 10s,
On 27/10/2019 10:46, Tim+ wrote:
D.M. Procida wrote: The "no flame" neon indicator is flashing (suggests flame failure or condensate drain blockage). The condensate drain is not blocked. If I reset the boiler, and get it to restart, then running a hot water tap or turning on the central heating starts up the flame and fan. If there is demand, the flame * comes on * cuts out after 10 seconds * comes back on after about 25 seconds * cuts out after 10 seconds * comes back on after about 25 seconds * cuts out after 10 seconds ... and then the boiler goes back into fault mode. The repair manual suggests that the PCB could be the issue; in fact I replaced that a few years ago, but I can't remember whether it was the same fault. Any immediate ideas? Daniele Ignition detection fault? Its possibly going through a cycle of ignition attempts not detecting that the flame has lit. If it has flame detecting electrodes, sometimes a clean/tweak of the electrodes will restore flame detection. Make sure the earth connection in its power supply is good as well - many will use flame rectification for flame sensing, and that needs an earthed chassis. -- Cheers, John. /================================================== ===============\ | Internode Ltd - http://www.internode.co.uk | |-----------------------------------------------------------------| | John Rumm - john(at)internode(dot)co(dot)uk | \================================================= ================/ |
Baxi 105 HE boiler flame fault, runs for 10s,
D.M. Procida wrote:
The "no flame" neon indicator is flashing (suggests flame failure or condensate drain blockage). The condensate drain is not blocked. However, I seem to have fixed it by removing the condensation tank, and drying it, particularly near where the sensor wire is connected to it. I think that it was damp, and sufficient current was leaking to trigger the fault indication. Daniele |
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