More Ideal Isar HE30 woes.

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I have one of these(foolishly)Ideal isar HE30 piles of crap.

It shows the fault code HF(Flame detection, short circuit error?) flashing and wont fire up.

I have checked the continuity on the double socket from the pc which read .1, the same before and after the multi-metre was connected. I assume this is correct(?)and therefore the pcb is not at fault(?).

Any suggestions(apart from throw it in a skip)would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Taz.
 
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Update


I removed the cap from the Flame Detection Electrode and the boiler fired up for a few seconds, showing d on the display and then showed error code L-F which is now the only fault code showing.

PLEASE HELP :cry:
 
I assume with you messing about in the boiler you are Gas safe registered. If not I would advise you get an engineer in .
 
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taz123";p="2875784 said:
I assume with you messing about in the boiler you are Gas safe registered. If not I would advise you get an engineer in .

And why can I not attempt to fix the boiler myself with a little advice?

I have replaced the pump, 2 pcb's and a gas valve in the past with good results.
 
So competent you need to ask for advice? Very easy fault to fix for a competent person ;)
 
So competent you need to ask for advice? Very easy fault to fix for a competent person ;)


So what you are saying is that some Gas Safe registered heating engineers aren't competent?

I am sure I have read some asking for advice too.

Hopefully someone with a helpful attitude will come along soon..............afterall that's what the site is all about or am I wrong.
 
Read the forum rules. No DIY gas advice on the open forum.
 
Taz, you're clearly not competent with your only information source being google and forums. No one will be stupid enough to tell you what to do as it could potentially put yourself/family at risk
 

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