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[h=2]2 port valve problem maybe?[/h]
My Boiler doesn't fire when the hot water is on. If I manually open the 2 port valve the boiler fires for a couple of seconds then shuts off again. Any help would be much appreciated​
 
Needs the testers out and into the wiring center. Best to get somebody who knows there way around an S plan.
 
It sounds like a control problem, get the multimeter out and follow the voltage through each stage.
 
See this morning's post" Boiler not firing on one channel". When you open manually contact is made with micro switch and boiler fires.
 
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