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Hello Folks , first time on here so be gentle !

Worcester Greenstar 24Ri LPG boiler

I have a conventional vented heating system with hot water cylinder in the airing cupboard . The whole system is 4 years old and runs on LPG . I have a salus pump , 3 port valve and control pack . The pump was replaced a year ago as although it seemed to work was not actually circulating any water ?
Everything was fine until 3 weeks ago , the central heating stopped working . The Hot water is working perfectly on the timer and the boiler comes on and goes off as it should . If I just pust the central heating on , or have it on timer the boiler seems to initialise but the green ignition light does not come on and it shuts down . The blue light does not flash to indicate a fault code . The room thermostate appears to operate ok and I changed the head on the 3 port valve as I have a spare . I have tested the 2 fuses on the PCB in the boiler and these are both OK

It seems the boiler isn't triggering the 3 port valve to go to port B ( C.H.) position

Could this be a fault with the PCB in the boiler ? Can you test the wiring to the 3 port valve from the boiler ?

Any help would be gratefully received , Thanks , Digs

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