Can someone tell m what an F43 fault is on the Glow-worm flexicom boiler and how to fix it? No heating on in house and its freezing!!

Angela, December 2009

well thanks so much for all of your help....

angela, December 2009

Well "b" I've given some thought to this...
And have done some research...

Some modern gas boilers DO have Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) just like mobile 'phones have - so I was wrong... And on reflection a boiler will need some form of intelligence (an ASIC) to detect and display fault codes.

And here's the proof...
http://www.fuse-network.com/fuse/demonstration/29/24656/FL_24656.PDF

What a tosser I continue to be...

Peccavi, December 2009

I doubt the word of the manufacturer's agent - not what you wrote - no wish to offend whatsoever.

I shall continue to try to be clever wherever I wish - it's my own personal tragedy sadly.

In the world of heating boilers much rubbish is spoken - most of it by me I grant you - but I'm pretty sure that domestic boilers are unlikely to experience a software fault.

Doubt everbody and question everything - has continually got me into trouble.

Once again - sorry if my comment grated with you...I lack interpersonal sensitivity.

Merry Christmas...

Peccavi - unbowed, December 2009

ask the manufacturerd
only saying what they told me
so go and be clever else where peccavi

b, December 2009

A "software fault" - do boilers have microprocessors these days?

Peccavi, December 2009

i just phoned glow worm
you need to get an engineer out to it
its a software fault
he may be able to to reset it or it may need a new pcb

b, December 2009