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Boiler issue.

Joshua J · 2020-09-20 09:14:39

Have a problem with my boiler (kero) where during colder days it will fire up then shut down after a couple of seconds. It only happens on cold days and I can hear when its going to happen theres a low background electrical whine (as best as I can describe it) on startup. I should add that this has not happened in 6 months…

20-09-2020 10:14am

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Have a problem with my boiler (kero) where during colder days it will fire up then shut down after a couple of seconds. It only happens on cold days and I can hear when its going to happen theres a low background electrical whine (as best as I can describe it) on startup.

I should add that this has not happened in 6 months but happened a lot last winter so want to get it sorted for this winter.

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#2 20-09-2020 10:22am

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Might be a circulating pump issue, put your hand on it and feel for vibrations which indicates it's working. Might be seized and often a tap o the hammer gets it going. Replacement being the permanent solution if this is the issue.

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