Boiler fault finding app

[armyash]

Boiler Fault Finder Manual and Application for Professional Heating Engineers

Anyone using this?

Can't say i'd expect it to be much good interested if anyone has tried it.

I have plenty of support for fault finding in work but always on the look out for other stuff.

 

[bright spark]

Haven't tried it but the baxi app with all d fault codes is worth having

 

[REDSAW]

:dizzy2: eh? you have to pay for it!!

 

[armyash]

:dizzy2: eh? you have to pay for it!!

Don't think i'll bother

 

[stevetheplumber]

i would pay for an app that listed the important stuff for each boiler rather than having to download a manual and skim through all the instal instructions to find the fault codes or flow charts for fault finding some manuals have you skipping backwards and forwards just to find the ratios etc
anyone else think the basics should be on a plate on the boiler like they used to?
some boiler used to have the fault finding basics on the inside of the case as well

 

[Masood]

i would pay for an app that listed the important stuff for each boiler rather than having to download a manual and skim through all the instal instructions to find the fault codes or flow charts for fault finding some manuals have you skipping backwards and forwards just to find the ratios etc
anyone else think the basics should be on a plate on the boiler like they used to?
some boiler used to have the fault finding basics on the inside of the case as well

Definitely! Vaillant do a book with all the voltages and resistances and d and F codes for the Ecotec range in it but you have to go on the L2 course to get it.

Others should do the same and make it available to download only with a valid GSR number.

 

[Masood]

i would pay for an app that listed the important stuff for each boiler rather than having to download a manual and skim through all the instal instructions to find the fault codes or flow charts for fault finding some manuals have you skipping backwards and forwards just to find the ratios etc
anyone else think the basics should be on a plate on the boiler like they used to?
some boiler used to have the fault finding basics on the inside of the case as well

Definitely! Vaillant do a book with all the voltages and resistances and d and F codes for the Ecotec range in it but you have to go on the L2 course to get it.

Others should do the same and make it available to download only with a valid GSR number.