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paul booth Posted on Jan 27, 2013

Have protherm 100ec boiler british gas has replaced almost every part boiler will fire temp gauge rises to about 55 flame increase in strenght for about 10sec then boiler cuts out also they keep trying to sell me is a power flush at 740pounds would any one have any ideas thanks

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Any other symptoms? Is the fault apparent only when drawing hot water? Does the boiler re-light later? Alarm messages? F1? F3 for example?
It may well need a powerflush, but it's best to find out before spending big money with BG.....wish I could get away with charging that much for a flush!!!
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SOURCE: Protherm 100EC boiler not firing up

You likely have a flame sensor problem.

If you can wath the ignition proccess, see if you ever notice a flame. If yes, and it then shuts downm, you have a flame sensor failure, replace the sensor and clean the flame burners and orifices.

If no flame at all, then your ignitor is failing, or you are not gatting gas to the ignitor.

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http://www.protherm.cz/upload/1117176168.pdf

If that's is not it, you can browse here =>

http://www.protherm.cz/component.php?cocode=download&dcid=4
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