How do you reset your boiler?
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Locate the boiler reset button - if it's not easy to find take a look in the boiler instruction manual - and push it in, holding it there for 10 seconds. Once you've released the boiler reset button, wait for the boiler to ignite - this could take a few minutes.
Regarding this, why do I need to reset my boiler?
Some of the most common boiler faults which could be triggering the need to reset it frequently include: A leak in the heating system. A blocked plate heat exchanger. An electrical part is faulty and needs replacing.
Just so, why is my boiler not turning on?
Potential causes include broken diaphragms and airlocks, failure of motorised valves, issues with the thermostat or low water levels. A good place to start is to check if your boiler is not working because of an issue with boiler pressure or your thermostat.
No Heat or Poor Heat
- Thermostat – The first thing to check when boiler troubleshooting is the thermostat setting.
- Fuse box or circuit panel – Check the fuse box or circuit panel for a blown fuse or tripped breaker.
- Standing pilot – If the boiler uses a standing pilot light, check to make sure it's on.