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Hi, hope someone out there can help. Radiant RMAS 24e Maxicomfort. Flashing light denoting 90deg C max temperature sensor failure. Where is this located. Is it a wet or dry sensor seems to be affecting the heating rather than hot water. Thanks for your help
 
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