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Happy New Year! Corgigasman, Micky and Jon, thank you very much for your reply and offers to come and check our boiler. Sorry I couldn't reply earlier, as we have been without internet for a few days. I've come across this thread, looks like the problem we have with our baxi. Could any of you come and have a look at our boiler in the next couple of days? Thanks, Jo

http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/central-heating-forum/5875-baxi-solo-2-50-pf-ignition-problems.html

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Happy New Year! Corgigasman, Micky and Jon, thank you very much for your reply and offers to come and check our boiler. Sorry I couldn't reply earlier, as we have been without internet for a few days. I've come across this thread, looks like the problem we have with our baxi. Could any of you come and have a look at our boiler in the next couple of days? Thanks, Jo

http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/central-heating-forum/5875-baxi-solo-2-50-pf-ignition-problems.html

 

Could pop over next couple of days if you like, cheers, Steve

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I have a problem with my boiler. It is a Trianco type. Often the pilot light goes out. It restarts easily each time. I have changed the thermocople but the pilot light still goes off, after the boiler has been on.

I had a gas fitter to see it but he couldn't work out whats wrong. He say's it may be a loose contact but the bit of the boiler where this is, is sealed.

 

Occasionally now, when the pilot IS on the boiler doesn't start. If I give the boiler a bang the fan noise changes and the boiler then comes on!

 

Any idea on what I can do, or do I just have to bite the bullet and get a new boiler?

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blocked flu?? When it snowed our flu got blocked and kept knocking the pilot light out, but ours is a bitch to light, started to get annoying.

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blocked flu?? When it snowed our flu got blocked and kept knocking the pilot light out, but ours is a bitch to light, started to get annoying.

 

No, the problem started well befor the snowy weather came.

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You will probably need a corgi certified plumber out to figure out the problem.

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You will probably need a corgi certified plumber out to figure out the problem.

 

 

I've had one, as stated in op.

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Check all connections to the fan assembly especially Earth.

Make sure fan is running freely.

Check ignition Earth.

 

Which model Trianco is it?

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Check all connections to the fan assembly especially Earth.

Make sure fan is running freely.

Check ignition Earth.

 

Which model Trianco is it?

 

 

Hi, the Gas man said it was a 'high water content' boiler.

 

The only other info I have on it is what it say's on it,

W.M.65/80F

G.C. No 41.898.34

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Happy New Year! Corgigasman, Micky and Jon, thank you very much for your reply and offers to come and check our boiler. Sorry I couldn't reply earlier, as we have been without internet for a few days. I've come across this thread, looks like the problem we have with our baxi. Could any of you come and have a look at our boiler in the next couple of days? Thanks, Jo

http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/central-heating-forum/5875-baxi-solo-2-50-pf-ignition-problems.html

 

we can do tommorow if you ring me I can try to do a rough diagnosis on the ohone then collect parts on the way can even do tommorow evening if that suit you

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