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There are a lot of excellent benefits to having central heating with a gas boiler, but every now and then, you’re quite likely to run into a dilemma.

Although it’s entirely possible that the issue you have can be unique, the vast majority of the time you’re very likely to find that your boiler problem is a typical one. This guarantees that finding the correct solution will be much simpler and quicker than what you thought.

A considerable amount of boiler problems can essentially be minimised by having your boiler serviced regularly, we recommend at the very least annually.

1. No Hot Water – Essentially, your boiler is not doing its job when this occurs, and there are a few probable causes.

An airlock or diaphragm is degraded.
There’s a low level of water.
There may be some thing wrong with the thermostat.
One of the motorised valves has broken.

The first and easiest things for you to check out are the thermostat and the boilers water pressure. If it’s one of these problems then simply follow the boiler manufacturers procedures for fixing these problems. If it’s not any of the problems above then you should call a qualified and Gas Safer registered boiler engineer to take a look at the issue safely.

2. Your Boiler Dripping Or Leaking

Leaks and drips are an obvious symptom of a potentially even more serious issue, however, unless you’re trained to do so you shouldn’t make an attempt to identify the issue by yourself. A lot of the causes for the boiler to be having drips or leaks will require an authorised boiler engineer to deal with them. Drips and leaks are often due to a broken pump seal or pressure valve. When it’s fixed, you may need to lower your boiler’s pressure, the boiler engineer will be able to advise you on this.

3. Strange Noises Coming From The Boiler

Maybe the most noticeable of all boiler problems is whenever your boiler begins to generate peculiar noises, like gurgling or banging. It’s probable that air is trapped inside of the heating system is the problem, however, it can additionally be due to low water pressure. However, the issue may also be a lot more serious, such as the boiler reaching the end of its life and you need to have a new boiler fitted.

4. Extinguished Pilot Light

The solution for an extinguished pilot light is very easy, just relight it. But before trying that you need to check out the heating system to determine if there’s a much more serious problem first. Issues you may spot include:

A close by breeze extinguishing the pilot light.
Build up close to or around the {pilot}light that puts it out.
The source of gas might be obstructed by a thermocouple that needs repair.

If you do notice something that you think could be a problem then you need to get in touch with your local heating engineer to take a look at and if called for repair before you try to relight the pilot light.

5. Low Pressure Boiler

A loss of pressure in your boiler could be an indicator of a problem with your heating system itself. You can easily check out the pressure of the boiler by looking at the pressure gauge and ensuring that it’s over 1. If it’s not, then there’s a problem elsewhere inside of your heating system which really needs to be investigated by an authorised heating engineer.

6. Issues With The Thermostat

An incorrect thermostat might cause numerous problems, so it’s essential to establish a routine routine (at least once a quarter) to make sure that your thermostat is working as intended. It’s a simple test. You just simply begin by making certain the thermostat is in the proper position and has the correct setting and that your boiler switches off if you decrease the temperature level and then back on again if you raise the temperature level.

In Conclusion

The above problems are the primary ones that our boiler engineers are called for. If you’re in any doubt then it’s much safer to contact an authorised boiler engineer who is on the Gas Safe register to take a look and advise you.

If you do have a problem with your boiler and require an Emergency boiler repair then contact our Leeds office and schedule a call out with any of our local 24 hr emergency boiler repair engineers.