Hi there I?m having problems with my boiler.
First I?ve noticed hot water overflow in the roof dripping. A couple of days later, my central heating went off then I found out That the fuse had blown, I changed the fuse but it kept going off I think maybe the water pump is not working. Can some one help me? With some advice
-- animatronico
Best to advise the make and model of your boiler?
If the fuse keeps blowing then you really need specialist knowledge and a good test meter. Alternatively,if you can isolate individual items,eg disconnect the pump then try another fuse,see if it bangs off etc,,a bit trial and error though..
joe
You're also having problems with your newsreader. I don't know what the ' is in your posts, possibly a closing quotation mark used as an apostrophe, but it's not compatible with news.
Fuse eh? Not an MCB? Nice modern sounding wiring you have there.
Best advice, get someone to fix it. It's impossible to diagnose based on your description.
Despite using something as crappy as OE I see the post fine. However using diy banter is not the best way to access uk.d-i-y
Since the standard for supplying a central heating system is via a 3 amp FCU you are talking out of your arse
A little help might go down a lot better such as what make and models of the equipment is involved and maybe a suggestion to 1. look at the FAQs and 2. tell us if we have a fully pumped plan system, a pumped heating gravity hot water system, "which" overflow in the roof is dripping since it could be either heating or Domestic hot water supply tank
To the OP can you give us more info?
You see it fine because you are using the crappy OE.
Up yours k*****ad.
All I got from this thread was the impression that a bunch of knotheads just wanted somewhere to shout at each other
All I got from this thread was the impression that a bunch of knotheads just wanted somewhere to shout at each other
And?
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