Vokera 24 Linea - DHW

Air pressure switch can be dropping out. Does the main burner come on at high, not drop to low rate but go off - then after short while, reignite at high again? Quick tip on most of Vokera range for this type of problem, loosen the combustion cover (either 2 bottom spring clips or 8 screws) just enough to get a bit of additional air drawn into the combustion chamber (crack open the combustion cover a couple of centimetres at one corner). If appliance remains on and modulates high-low-high in response to DHW temp, then prime suspect is fan venturi slightly choked, or choked fan blades (very little build up on this can cause problems. I agree with everything everyone prior to me has said, but try this to disprove the APS first (easier than descaling a plate).
 
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I have changed the heat exchanger and the safty value, now the DHW flow is as expected. All working fine now

Thank you ALL for your help and advise!!!!!!!
 
I see that I told you what the problem was on the 20th January!

Its taken you a long time to fix it and during some of the coldest weather!

Tony
 
Agile said:
I see that I told you what the problem was on the 20th January!

Its taken you a long time to fix it and during some of the coldest weather!

Tony

assuming again tony? :rolleyes:

his last meaningful post on the subject was on the 20th

Appriciate your help, will let you know how I get on!!

perhaps hes not so quick to post the outcome as you are to post your infinite smugness
 
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Agile said:
I see that I told you what the problem was on the 20th January!
I see that scatmanjohn identified the problem before you!
 
Softus said:
Agile said:
I see that I told you what the problem was on the 20th January!
I see that scatmanjohn identified the problem before you!

that 50 mins could mean life or death in winter though :LOL:
 
I had changed the dhw heat exchanger and that seems to have sorted the issue. Sorry I did not respond earlier...many thanks for your all help!
 

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