What does E119 mean on a Potterton boiler?

What does E119 mean on a Potterton boiler?

In most cases, a E119 fault on a Baxi Potterton boiler indicates that there is water leaking somewhere in the system, and this is a job usually best handled by the professionals; leaks can be tricky to track down, and may require specific specialist knowledge to repair and rectify.

What does E168 mean on a boiler?

Error codes

Code Possible fault
E168 Could mean that your boiler has detected a problem but can’t work out exactly what it is. This could be because the boiler has been reset after developing a fault or because there has been an external issue, such as a fault with the electrical supply

Why is my Potterton boiler not working?

There could be a number of reasons for this, including a faulty thermostat, damaged airlocks or valve failure. What to do next: Check the thermostat to see if the temperature is set correctly. When set too low, your Potterton boiler won’t be able to release any hot water.

What should the pressure be on a Potterton boiler?

As well as the E119 error code, you can see if your Potterton boiler has low pressure by looking at the pressure gauge – if you see the needle pointing to anything lower than 1 bar, the system is low on pressure. Ideally, it should be around the 1.5 mark.

How long do Potterton boilers last?

Boilers on a budget

Boiler model Boiler brand Warranty
Combi Ferroli Modena HE 5 years
Combi Baxi 200 3 years
Combi Vokera Vision 5 years
Combi Potterton Promax 2 years

How do you fix low pressure on a Potterton boiler?

It is usually recommended to fix an issue with low pressure in a boiler by topping up the system pressure. This is quite simple to do using the internal filling loop. But if the problem is being caused by a leak, it is only a matter of time before it reoccurs.