riello 40 boiler problem

shocko1 · 2012-05-09 19:55:43

I have just had a fill of oil and bled my boiler. It started up using the 'boost' on the control unit. After 1 hour it stopped firing, as it should. When I hit boost again it did not fire. I checked the burner and noticed that the re-start button on the front of the burner was not lit. Pressing the button caused no…

09-05-2012 08:55PM

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I have just had a fill of oil and bled my boiler. It started up using the 'boost' on the control unit. After 1 hour it stopped firing, as it should. When I hit boost again it did not fire. I checked the burner and noticed that the re-start button on the front of the burner was not lit. Pressing the button caused no response. I re-set the thermostat button on the front of the boiler, but also no response. The pump light is on and running. Is there some fuse in the control unit that could be blown?

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Try the heating forum instead:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1320

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#3 10-05-2012 04:05PM

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shocko1 wrote: »

I have just had a fill of oil and bled my boiler. It started up using the 'boost' on the control unit. After 1 hour it stopped firing, as it should. When I hit boost again it did not fire. I checked the burner and noticed that the re-start button on the front of the burner was not lit. Pressing the button caused no response. I re-set the thermostat button on the front of the boiler, but also no response. The pump light is on and running. Is there some fuse in the control unit that could be blown?

There is no fuse in the control box .....check that you have power going to it ..with a meter .......

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