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3 -5 year old worcester greenstar 28i wont fire up properly, when you call for the heating to come on it sounds like its fired up and the ignition light comes on, after around 30 seconds the light goes off and the flow and return pipes are only slightly warm, Hot water seems to be working fine. Would be grateful if anyone had any ideas of what could be the issue? thanks, Mark
 
Not sure how in depth we're allowed to go with regards to advice as it's a gas appliance - but first place I'd check is the diverter valve. Had the same issue last week on the same boiler but in reverse. Boiler fired up on demand for hot water but water was stone cold. Boiler was still fired up a minute later and still no hot water. Checked flow/return pipes and they were up to temp. But obviously, I would recommend you get in a pro to check it over as if you start tinkering you could tinker with the wrong thing and your boiler might not be so gas safe!
 
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Thanks pal, yeah im not looking at fixing myself just seeking a bit of advice so a plumber doesnt come and charge me a fortune for something simple!

Thanks
 
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Depends, it could just need freeing or it could need replacing. Depends on how 'stuck' it is. It might be the diverter valve motor. But there are other possible reasons for the operating error, like I said, when the engineer has a look he/she'll be able to confirm what the issue is ;)
 
I need to remind you new guys about advice you give on the forum.

Please don't mention anything that entails the removal of the case.

Helping people is to be encouraged but sometimes a little knowledge is a very, very dangerous thing.

Thank you.
 

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