Watch for this!

Mars_3

Dave please e mail me at matt@e-homecomfort.com thank's
Matt

Unknown

As I got one!

Changed the HX,,then the "lock-out" probs begin. Get told from TT it is a water or moisture prob,,I wonder where they SHOULD BE installed??

Dave

Steve Ebels_3

?????

Let me get this straight.........

You changed the HX.............Why?

After you changed the HX the boiler locks out?


On what fault code?

Are you saying the new HX leaks around the condensate drain?

Unknown

Yep,

fault code E05, you figure it out!
Why?, didn`t you see the pic?, it is warranty.(Brand New)
How can replacing a HX (in new equipment) cause this?
Get-it straight now?
But it did.
We`ll see how enthusiastic you are Steve when you get one!

Dave

Mars_3

Leak at HX

Dave is this HX from a Prestige 250. If so why did the old HX have to be replaced. Ive just started using this boiler and this is very disconcerting to hear about. As much information as you are comfortable with sharing here would be helpfull. Thank's

Unknown

Mars

Yes, this is from a TT Prestige 250,, but I would really rather talk by Email.
Too much "public bashing" is not my style.

Dave

Unknown

Ya Matt,

like I have time,,looking for 250 info? , I don`t follow probs, they seem to follow me!(my Email is right here)

Dave

Steve Ebels_3

Sorry for being so dense,,,,,,,,,,,,

Assuming the HX in the picture is the original here.

I can't see from the picture what exactly failed. (old eyes?) Sooooooo......... what was the problem with the HX?

The E05 code appeared after you replaced the HX?

Unknown

Steve,

you are most certainly NOT DENSE, respect for you is IMMENSE!!
The HX is original,,only a factory defect,,easily changed(as I did), then the error codes started showing-up.
Blackwood NJ. told me I may have "dripped water" on the display board in my "wrestleing around" to do the changeover, can`t see-it, but it is possible.

Dave