Mains Multipoint

The ignition sequence for mine is as follows:

Thermostat calls for heat. Valves set for water and/or heating Water pump starts Boiler feels water pump pressure, starts fan. Boiler feel sair pressure, turns on pilot and spark Boiler feels hot pilot, turns on main burner.

Andy

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Andy Champ
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That's a rather fancy system you have there.

Mine's more: Thermostat calls for heat. Signal from thermostat switches on valve, pump, and boiler simultaneously.

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Lieutenant Scott

OP is referring to a permanent pilot light system.

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Andrew Gabriel

Yet this is the one his neighbour bought a year ago?

Andy

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Andy Champ

It did not take long did it Peter.

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Mr Pounder

The average person cannot handle me.

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Lieutenant Scott

My system is three years old and yes permanent pilot with electronic ignition to the pilot. I have returned home and all was well except when I put the water on the boiler started a small drip but not sure where as it may be further up and running down, I had this drip once before when a tap was being mended, and it stopped after a day or so, it is about one drip per hour. Today this stopped. Not sure what it is maybe pressure release related? I had a lovely break and had no worries about returning to a flooded house. Thanks everyone retarded muppet Lou :-)

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Lou

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