Sewing Recommendations For Beginner?
ChatterBank5 mins ago
Is it a coincedance that B/Gas have dug up outside my home to renew metal pipework that my 2yr old Worcester boiler has stopped igniting intermittantly. Is there any way they could have affected the flow rate?.
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Darren
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Transco would be digging up, they're a seperate company. BG only supply energy and fix boilers!
I would have thought Transco would have ensured the pressure was the same as before they started? May be given em a bell and ask? Other wise check to see if your boiler is still under guarantee as its new or get your installer or other corgi qualifed gas eng to take a look if you don't mind forking out.
Thanks for your response, this is a great website ( better than Worcester tech help)
My problem in a bit more detail. When there is a demand for DHW or CH the fan fires up, pump turns on, pressure switch clicks over and the ignition fires but i,m in the lap of the gods if the pilot light ignites, if it does the boiler fires up no problem but obviously after 10 secs it does,nt light the pilot light the ignition will stop for safety reasons. I,ve taken on advice & asked Transco to check the gas flow rate at the boiler but they say its not there problem & i,ve checked my guarantee which only lasts a year.