Why is my Worcester boiler flashing?

Although a flashing blue light is most common, some Worcester boilers have a flashing red light. This usually indicates that your boiler needs servicing by a professional heating engineer. The boiler has no gas supply. The gas pressure has dropped too low.

Why does my boiler light keep flashing?

Usually, when modern boilers need resetting they will display a fault code or begin to flash a red or green light. These signals indicate that your boiler senses a problem, which is why it has stopped working and needs to be reset.

How do I reset my Worcester boiler Greenstar 30Si?

In most cases, you will simply need to hold the button marked ‘reset’ for three seconds. In some models you may see a reset light at the end of the temperature dial. In this case, just turn the dial down to the reset light, leave it there for three seconds and then turn it back to its original position.

How big is a Worcester Bosch Greenstar 30Si?

The Greenstar 30Si Compact is the perfect match to such any 3 bedroom property and will fit in a standard size kitchen cupboard. The dimensions on these types of boilers are 69 cm high by 39 cm wide, with a depth of 28 cm. You can have the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 30 Si compact combi boiler virtually installed anywhere in your home!

Can a Worcester Bosch 30Si be fitted with a filling loop?

The 30si can also be fitted with Worcester Bosch’s integral filling loop, which keeps the boiler flush at the bottom of the cupboard. For ease of fitting, the mounting plate jig can be fitted to the wall and piped before the boiler unit is connected.

What do you need to know about Worcester Bosch?

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When did Worcester Bosch start making boiler in UK?

Worcester Bosch’s heritage dates back to 1962 when it was initially known as Worcester Engineering Co Ltd. These days, the company is part of the Bosch group of companies. However, the design and manufacture of the boilers still get carried out in the UK.