had a prob with burner module covered with water from the 13 mm nut in the fins what caused this to happen? and is this the thermostat fail? if so where is the thermostat? help needed new user narancos12
The thermostat is part of the burner module, it is not a part on it's own, but built in and part of the electronic control.
Beyond that, it may well not be the thermostat, ages since I've seen a failed temperature control circuit!.
thanks for info got a price for a henry burner module replacement of £160.00 is that a good price?and can i replace the 13mm nut as it had to be filled with a silicone to stop the water pumping out from the nut as a stop gap we were on hol at time at brean sands
If you bypass the water from the heater, take both pipes from the heater and put a small length of copper pipe to join them togeather.so... blue is joined to red pipe,
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hi i am new to this site can any one help i have no hot water at all i started hearing a isising sound comming from the water heater then no hot water when i switch the heater switch on i can hear the clicking but burner does not light it is a cascade 2 the tank does not get hot
The two questions were related but getting the red light cancels the need for the age.
It would look then like it needs repair, I can do this for you and if you contact me direct, I'll explain the detail
Quote: Originally posted by arc systems on 31/8/2012The two questions were related but getting the red light cancels the need for the age.
It would look then like it needs repair, I can do this for you and if you contact me direct, I'll explain the detail
new henry fitted and the wall switch is installed BUT when switched on i get a green light on the new wall switch but the burner does not iginte . there is gas at the module . what is the problem can anyone throw some light on my problem.? thanks narancos12
Quote: Originally posted by arc systems on 31/8/2012The two questions were related but getting the red light cancels the need for the age.
It would look then like it needs repair, I can do this for you and if you contact me direct, I'll explain the detail
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