potterton supreme

[paulmiles]

Hi, I have a potterton supreme that is firing up for a minute
then shutting down, then re-setting.
And going through the same process
Rad are luke warm, water seems to be hot but that may
be from before this problem starting
Any ideas

 

[gavinda]

possibly the temp sensor, but you'd need an rgi to open the boiler.

 

[paulmiles]

I have a rgi fried comming round tommorrow but want to get some ideas to put forwar
Thanksn
Any others

 

[Agile]

The first thing to check is the pump is not blocked on its impeller or just running slow!

You may be able to increase pump speed yourself fron "2" to "3" and see what effect that has.

A "fried" RGI ?

Tony

 

[gavinda]

A "fried" RGI ?

Tony

if you can remember the 60's man, you weren't there

 

[paulmiles]

Ok so my spelling is almost a bad as my boiler, however in my defence I am using a blackberry phone to post and those errors are not so clearm
Anyway, things not looking good, had the temp sensor changed but still no joy,
Have tested both motorised valves and pump and the advice I am being given is that despite the pcb being replaced 3 years ago, it is looking like this could again be the problem
- would welcome any further comments help.

 

[Soggy_weetabix]

Ok so my spelling is almost a bad as my boiler, however in my defence I am using a blackberry phone to post and those errors are not so clearm
Anyway, things not looking good, had the temp sensor changed but still no joy,
Have tested both motorised valves and pump and the advice I am being given is that despite the pcb being replaced 3 years ago, it is looking like this could again be the problem
- would welcome any further comments help.

Yeah, I have a comment.

Bin the piece of trash and and install a decent boiler.

 

[nickso]

Ok so my spelling is almost a bad as my boiler, however in my defence I am using a blackberry phone to post and those errors are not so clearm
Anyway, things not looking good, had the temp sensor changed but still no joy,
Have tested both motorised valves and pump and the advice I am being given is that despite the pcb being replaced 3 years ago, it is looking like this could again be the problem
- would welcome any further comments help.

Yeah, I have a comment.

Bin the piece of trash and and install a decent boiler.

your comment is a waste of your time soggy. nowt wrong with a v3 pcb suprima.