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Heating won't switch off!

I have a combi boiler (not sure how old).

The thing is that it won't switch off. The programmer is set at 'Off' and the heating still runs and has climbed from 20 degs to 22.5 degs and is stuck at this temperature. I have tried switching boiler off and resetting it - that didn't work, so have now turned the boiler controls to hot water only but the rads are still on! It's like a sauna in here :eek:

The shower is connected through the heating system and runs hot, warm then cold whilst you have a shower :o.

I have called out the heating engineer (coming tomorrow) but wondered if anyone has experienced this problem at all?
Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org

Comments

  • jamie30gb
    jamie30gb Posts: 15 Forumite
    Hi
    Have you got a clock on the combi boiler itself? has anyone change that to constant?

    Is there a room stat and if there is turn that down

    What boiler do you have?
  • mumoftwins
    mumoftwins Posts: 2,498 Forumite
    jamie30gb wrote: »
    Hi
    Have you got a clock on the combi boiler itself? has anyone change that to constant?

    Is there a room stat and if there is turn that down

    What boiler do you have?
    Hi Jamie,

    Its a Linea Vokera, there is no clock on the boiler - just 3 setting, rads and water/water only/off. I have got it on water only at the mo trying to cut the heat out of the rads!

    The room stat has just gone up to 23 degs :eek: no matter what I do to turn the temp down it goes back up again! The stat is turned to 'off' also.

    Its like a bloomin' sauna in here and the gas meter is still going round despite no one using any hot water.
    Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org
  • jamie30gb
    jamie30gb Posts: 15 Forumite
    Best thing to do then is switch it off at the wall till the engineer come tomorrow.
    switch it back on when u need hot water.
  • mumoftwins
    mumoftwins Posts: 2,498 Forumite
    jamie30gb wrote: »
    Best thing to do then is switch it off at the wall till the engineer come tomorrow.
    switch it back on when u need hot water.
    Thanks Jamie, have done that since Wednesday and heat was still pouring out! Just come back in and we have no heating at all now :mad:
    Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org
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