Tony looks after Worcester Bosch Greenstar boiler and has over 35 years of experience of repairs servicing dealing with them in North West London. Based on the Finchley Road I cover NW2, NW3, NW4, NW5, NW6, NW7, NW9, NW10 and N6, N2, N3 post codes.
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This is a Greenstar boiler Compact type boiler having the heat cell cleaned with the blade tool.
Worcester Bosch recommend you get a full heat exchanger inspection, clean/flush out debris, electrodes checked and graphite gasket replaced every 5 years. All repairs servicing carried out to manufacturers instructions. Please turn boiler off 30 mins before we arrive to cool down.
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This Worcester Bosch Greenstar boiler WB3 type Boiler getting a flue gas analyser test, the results determine whether further work needs to be undertaken.
Note the heat exchanger servicing instructions on the heat cell.
Most boilers under 7 years old need to get at least an Standard boiler service to comply with the boiler manufacturers warranty terms.
Any minor issues or potential problems can be quickly dealt with.
Your boiler will be set up and left to run energy efficiently.
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Worcester Bosch call their Greenstar boiler heat exchangers heat cells.This type is found on the Greenstar i Juniors, Greenstar i, Greenstar Ri and the Greenstar Si boilers. Cleaning the "heat cell" is from the top, the fan, air gas manifold and burner clamp have to be removed to gain access to the burner gasket, electrodes and the baffle
Worcester Bosch call their Greenstar boiler heat exchangers heat cells.This type is found on the Greenstar i Juniors, Greenstar i, Greenstar Ri and the Greenstar Si boilers. Cleaning the "heat cell" is from the top, the fan, air gas manifold and burner clamp have to be removed to gain access to the burner gasket, electrodes and the baffles housed in the heat exchanger. Not the best of designs for servicing, but still a lot working after 15-20 years. The modern boilers still have these type of heat cells but have more efficient pumps and better software menu system.
As the name suggest these boilers are very compact, designed to fit in to a kitchen cupboard, but not with the service engineer in mind!
These heat cells are found in Greenstar Compact CDi, Si and system i boilers.
Cleaning the inside of the heat cell is done after the removal of the fan and burner housing.
The electrodes are positioned on t
As the name suggest these boilers are very compact, designed to fit in to a kitchen cupboard, but not with the service engineer in mind!
These heat cells are found in Greenstar Compact CDi, Si and system i boilers.
Cleaning the inside of the heat cell is done after the removal of the fan and burner housing.
The electrodes are positioned on the left hand side of the heat cell, which has limited space for their removal... These modern boilers have a menu system that allows the engineer to run certain component tests, smart!
The big Daddy of the all Greenstar boilers.
Most engineers love working on these boilers, plenty of room to get your hands in and around all the parts. Typically found in larger properties with well designed boiler compartments. This hea tcell is found in all the older classic CDi boilers and the more modern Greenstar 8000 type boilers
The big Daddy of the all Greenstar boilers.
Most engineers love working on these boilers, plenty of room to get your hands in and around all the parts. Typically found in larger properties with well designed boiler compartments. This hea tcell is found in all the older classic CDi boilers and the more modern Greenstar 8000 type boilers.
Access to the burner is made after the removal of the fan, air gas manifold and burner plate at the top. The electrode are in the front, nice and easy, the photo shows the old type electrodes with the sight glass, these have to be changed to all metal type for safety reasons.
Access to the heat exchanger is below the electrodes via a plate again easy!
The best selling Greenstar condensing boilers with Aluminium WB3 heat exchangers no longer made. Diagnostic is very basic and via the small blue neon light on the front panel. Depending on how fast or slow the flashing light and in combination with other lights would indicate where the fault may lay.
These boilers have the C6 heat exchanger, an evolution of the tried and trusted WB3 heat exchanger. Featuring a push button LCD display for the diagnostic codes, energy efficient pump and found in smaller properties with one bathroom.
These mid range boilers tend to have better hot water flow rates and heating outputs . The display on the front have a better menu system compared to the Junior i models.
Worcester Bosch boiler with a Stainless Steel heat exchanger ... Yes you heard me, which tend to be easier to service and maintain, as you always get in to the heat exchanger from the front. Getting to components is easier than Compact type boilers and is a good budget price to boot.
The name is a give away these boilers are compact designed to fit inside a standard wall cupboard. They have side panels that are removable but are still a tight squeeze to get tools in to service and maintain. They have better options with heating outputs especially if you have underfloor heating.
These are the big Worcester Bosch boilers with Aluminium WB5 type heat cells. The boilers have good service space to carry out servicing and maintenance. If you have a good incoming mains water flow rate these boilers can give you up to 20 litres per minute of hot water, but you'll need to upgrade your gas supply from the gas meter. They have better options with heating outputs especially if you have underfloor heating. Plus they have a very comprehensive diagnostic menu to help with fault finding defective components.
CDi Blocked heat exchanger
Split Gasket With old electrodes
Compact heat exchanger
CDi Classic dirty burner
Cleaned heat exchanger
Leaky Heat Exchanger
Worcester Bosch Greenstar boiler have gone from the early models with blue flashing diagnostic lights to the more modern boilers that show a comprehensive digital fault code on display.
Some typical faults on display when repairs servicing include:-
Slow blue flashing neon light, I would check that gas was at the gas valve and it was operating correctly, the spark and ionisation electrodes would need to be inspected in case of damage, getting to the electrodes would involve removing the fan, air-gas manifold, burner clamp plate etc, I would suggest a full heat exchanger service be conducted, taking advantage of the now access to the heat exchanger. New burner gaskets and electrodes usually fix this issue on a worcester boiler
Fast Blue flashing neon light, the fan is usually the suspect here.
Modern boilers with EA on display, flame not detected, could be blocked or frozen condensate drainage, flue blocked or electrodes again.
E5 218 Flow temperature too high, Fan defective or blocked circulation.
E9 224 Flue thermostat or high limit thermostat activated.
Remember not all heating and hot water issues relate to boilers, you may have a problematic time clock or central heating programmer, the room thermostat may have gone high resistance or the 2 port 3 port valve stuck in one position. I have the skill and knowledge to solve your problem quickly.
Water damage to printed circuit board
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