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Why Is My Boiler Turning Off?
Why Is My Boiler Turning Off Discussed by BPS Facilities Services

BriefingWire.com, 5/25/2022 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

South Wales, UK - ]url=https://bpsfacilities.com/boiler-turning-off/]Why Is My Boiler Turning Off?[/URL] Discussed by BPS Facilities Services

Boiler Turning Off – Why and what can I do about it?

Whether you are a home or a business no one wants their boiler 'turning off' unexpectedly leaving you without heating and hot water.

If your boiler turns off when you are not expecting it then keep an eye on it as often this then leads to it doing it a lot. BPS Facilities’ fully-trained, expert Gas Safe Registered Engineers can quickly assess what is happening and offer you solutions. Don’t leave issues with your boiler as often this can lead to further issues and component damage and more costly repairs. Whether you have a domestic or commercial boiler we have the qualifications and experience to resolve any issues for you.

Main Reasons for Boilers Turning Off Unexpectantly

Short cycling occurs when your boiler turns off and on more frequently than usual. Various causes can contribute to this problem, ranging from technical problems with the boiler to problems with the ventilation system. A boiler’s lifespan can be reduced due to short cycling, which increases its stress. Short cycling can be caused by a variety of reasons.

If your boiler is short-cycling, the first thing you should do is check the water pressure. If it is low, you can try to adjust it yourself or call a professional like BPS who know exactly what they are doing. If the water pressure is not the issue, then there are a few other things you can check.

Low Water Pressure

Low water pressure can also cause a boiler to short-cycle and result in the boiler turning off more frequently. Boilers need a certain amount of water pressure to operate effectively and if the water pressure is too low or high, the boiler will turn on and off more frequently in an attempt to reach the desired pressure.

It can be caused by a variety of issues including a property’s plumbing system, and leaks in pipeworks or radiators. Often there can be a problem or leak occurring that you aren’t aware of or can’t see so it’s important to book an appointment for an expert like BPS to come and assess your whole system for you including pipework.

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Thermostat Issues

You could also be short-cycling your boiler because your thermostat is too low. The boiler will turn off more often if the thermostat is set to a lower temperature than the room temperature. The problem can also be caused by a drought inside the house or by an inadequately insulated home.

You can read our full article here.

If your boiler is turning off unexpectedly contact us today on 029 20 484114 and one of our team will arrange for a suitably qualified engineer to come out and assess your boiler system for you.

 
 
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