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Vokera A77 Fault

The Vokèra A77 error code means reversible fan failure in certain models of Vokèra boilers. What has happened with this kind of mistake is the fan that has been designed to change its direction in order for it to work reversely. The reversible fan ensures that there is proper burning and safe removal of fumes from the boiler. In contrast, if this unit fails, it will lead to various operational problems such as-safety concerns because of the poor venting [...]

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Vokera A41 Fault

The A41 error code is commonly associated with faults in the return thermistor of particular Vokèra boiler models. The return thermistor gauges the temperatures of water returning from rooms to the boiler. In case this component fails, the air-conditioning system may not function properly to regulate temperature control which may impact on efficiency or comfort your home heating. Vokera A41 Error Code Causes Broken Return Thermistor: The thermistor itself could be faulty, damaged or giving wrong readings as to temperature. Connection Problems: [...]

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Vokera A09 Fault

Vokera A09 Troubleshooting Advice According the Vokèra, A09 error code means that the flame detection is false. This becomes an error when the boiler’s control system detects a flame signal at a time it should not be there especially when it is trying to ignite. There can be an incorrect sensing of this fake flame by the temperature regulator of course as this error may prevent normal activities of the boiler. Why Does Vokèra A09 Error Code Occur? Electrical Interference: Sometimes, stray [...]

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Vokera A08 Fault

What Is Vokera A08 Error Vokèra A08 error code implies a return thermistor fault. This sensor measures the heat of water coming back from central heating to the boiler. It is at the risk of overheating or not heating at all, when there are problems with its ability of regulating. The system may overheat or not heat adequately if the readings from this sensor are off. Reasons for Vokèra A08 Error Code Broken Return Thermistor: Broken and damaged thermistors can provide wrong [...]

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Vokera A07 Fault

When a Vokèra boiler displays the A07 error code, it means that there is a thermistor fault on the Domestic Hot Water (DHW). This important part of the central heating system helps control the temperature of domestic hot water sent to taps and showers. Consequently, any malfunctioning or damage DWH thermistor creates issues with water heats regulation that can make it too cold or too hot. Why Does Vokèra Show A07 Error Code? Defective DHW Thermistor: Malfunctioning and broken sensor may [...]

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Vokera A06 Fault

Vokèra A06 error code would indicate a flue overheat failure within the boiler system. This occurs when the temperature in the flue overpasses a safe operating limit; this may be due to many reasons. An essential section of the boiler for venting gases outside its premises is through the flue pipe. The overheating situation in the flue is serious because it can affect efficient and secure operation of the boiler and it could be hazardous to people and property. Causes [...]

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Vokera A04 Fault

The Vokèra A04 error code is an overheat fault within the boiler. It occurs when the temperature of the boiler’s water moves beyond the safe limit of maximum. The mechanism is a vital safety measure aimed at avoiding damage to it while making sure that it operates securely. Within such heating systems, there are several potential causes for overheating. Causes of Vokèra A04 Error Code Blocked Heat Exchanger: The build-up of sludge or scale in the heat exchanger can restrict water [...]

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Vokera A03 Fault

What does the code A03 mean on a Vokèra boiler? This error code means that there’s something wrong with the fan, which is very important if we want our boilers to function properly. The role of the fan in a boiler is to eliminate poisonous products of burning and take in fresh air for combustion. An improperly working fan may lead to various problems, including safety hazard due to improper venting of flue gases. Causes of the Vokèra A03 Error Code Faulty [...]

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Vokera A01 Fault

The Vokèra A01 error code means the boiler’s ignition fails to start. This fault occurs when the boiler makes an effort to ignite itself but is unable to do so. Among the most common errors, it can stop your boiler from providing heat and hot water as it shows that combustion cannot start. Causes of Vokèra A01 Error Code Gas Supply Issues: Turning off the gas valve, low gas pressure or having gas supply not being constant may cause failure in [...]

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Vokera Common Fault and Error codes

Vokèra boilers, like other brands, are equipped with a fault and error code system that enables users and technicians to quickly identify and fix issues affecting the performance of the boiler. These codes can greatly expedite troubleshooting and repairs. The following is an overview of some common Vokèra boiler fault and error codes for general understanding. A01: Ignition Failure – This means that the boiler tried to light but failed. Possible causes include gas supply problem, ignition electrodes or flue [...]

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