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Heating System No Hot Water Fault Guide

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Revision as of 14:38, 10 June 2026 by Morgan Allen (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Heating System No Hot Water Fault Guide = == Purpose == To identify why domestic hot water is not being produced in a heating system. --- == 1. System Type Confirmation == * Combi boiler (no cylinder) * System boiler (with cylinder) * Heat-only boiler --- == 2. Combi Boiler Checks == * Check flow rate demand (tap fully open) * Check for ignition attempt * Check for boiler error codes * Check inlet pressure and filters (if applicable) --- == 3. Cylinder System Ch...")
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Heating System No Hot Water Fault Guide

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Purpose

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To identify why domestic hot water is not being produced in a heating system.

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1. System Type Confirmation

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  • Combi boiler (no cylinder)
  • System boiler (with cylinder)
  • Heat-only boiler

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2. Combi Boiler Checks

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  • Check flow rate demand (tap fully open)
  • Check for ignition attempt
  • Check for boiler error codes
  • Check inlet pressure and filters (if applicable)

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3. Cylinder System Checks

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  • Check programmer hot water ON setting
  • Check cylinder thermostat setting
  • Check motorised valve operation (hot water zone)
  • Confirm end switch signal to boiler

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4. Electrical Control Checks

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  • Hot water channel output from programmer
  • Cylinder thermostat switching correctly
  • Valve actuator receiving supply
  • End switch completing circuit to boiler

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5. Common Faults

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  • Failed cylinder thermostat
  • Stuck hot water zone valve
  • Broken actuator motor
  • Incorrect programmer settings
  • Wiring fault in junction box
  • Boiler not receiving demand signal

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6. Notes

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Hot water faults are usually control-side issues before being boiler faults. Always confirm demand signal first.