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Worcester Bosch Greenstar Junior 28i Flashing Green Light - Can't Control Heat

puddles
puddles Posts: 129 Forumite
Part of the Furniture 10 Posts Combo Breaker
Hi all

We have a WB Greenstar Junior 28i and I noticed the heating wasn't coming on but the hot water worked. I looked at the panel on the boiler and on thee left hand side the Heating was set to 'off', where usually it is on 'timed'. I went to change it but on pressing the 'select' button nothing happened, it just stayed at 'off'.

I held down the 'reset' button for 5 seconds then let go. It did its reset but now I have a flashing green light, and still the 'select' button does nothing and I can't get the heating to move from 'off'.

I have changed the batteries in the wireless thermostat as a last resort, but still no change - can't move it from 'off' to 'timed', or anything else.

Is there something simple I can do that I am missing, or is time to call in British Gas? Also, if it is BG time, is it safe to wait a few days until my wife is off work? Thanks all for any help.

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  • puddles
    puddles Posts: 129 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10 Posts Combo Breaker
    Added a photo of the boiler panel if that helps:

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  • Why don't you give WB a ring? Their technical people should be able to offer at least some advice and their website does have a quick boiler help page which might even answer your question?
  • cbrpaul
    cbrpaul Posts: 756 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    Are you saying you are unable to change the settings/ heating on/off on the centre timer clock ?


    If so I believe that is an optional extra part fitted.


    So I am thinking your boiler itself is fine , and its the clock timer that's faulty !!


    However , find a local repairer and get checked ,,
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