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Eco RF 36

System Boiler 36kW 2015-present ErP A 48 fault codes

<p>The Eco RF 36 is a system boiler from Intergas, available at 36kW output. Produced 2015-present.</p>

Eco RF 36 Fault Codes 48

Code Description Severity Type
0.0 Low System Pressure (Standard Range) On standard Intergas HRE boilers, 0.0 indicates the system water pressure is too low to operate… Low DIY View Guide
1 Temperature Too High (Standard Range) On standard Intergas HRE boilers, code 1 indicates the water temperature has exceeded the safe limit. High Engineer View Guide
4 No Flame Signal (Standard Range) On standard Intergas HRE boilers, code 4 indicates no flame was detected during the ignition attempt. Medium DIY View Guide
8 Incorrect Fan Speed (Standard Range) On standard Intergas HRE boilers, code 8 indicates the fan is not running at the correct… High Engineer View Guide
E1 Ignition Failure The boiler failed to ignite. High Engineer View Guide
E10 False Flame Detected The boiler's ionisation circuit has detected a flame signal when the gas valve should be closed.… High Engineer View Guide
E11 PCB / Electronics Fault The main PCB has detected an internal fault. Intergas boilers display E11 for various electronic faults. High Engineer View Guide
E12 Pressure Sensor Fault Electronic pressure sensor faulty. Medium Engineer View Guide
E13 Gas Valve Fault The gas valve has a fault — it may not be opening or closing correctly, or… High Engineer View Guide
E14 Flue Temperature Sensor Fault The flue gas temperature sensor has failed or has a wiring fault. Medium Engineer View Guide
E15 Gas Valve Fault Gas valve not responding. High Engineer View Guide
E16 Maximum Resets Exceeded The boiler has exceeded its maximum number of consecutive resets. It will not restart until the… High Engineer View Guide
E17 Condensate Pump Fault On Intergas models fitted with a condensate pump, E17 indicates the pump has a fault or… Medium Engineer View Guide
E18 PCB Fault Internal PCB error. High Engineer View Guide
E19 DHW Sensor Fault The hot water NTC sensor is faulty. Medium Engineer View Guide
E2 Ignition Failure / Lockout The most common Intergas fault code. The boiler has failed to ignite or has lost its… Medium DIY View Guide
E20 DHW Flow Rate Fault The domestic hot water flow rate is outside the expected range — either too low or… Medium Engineer View Guide
E21 Flow Sensor Open Circuit Flow NTC circuit broken. Medium Engineer View Guide
E22 Return Sensor Open Circuit Return NTC circuit broken. Medium Engineer View Guide
E23 Condensate Blocked Condensate drain blocked or frozen. Medium DIY View Guide
E24 Pump Fault Pump not running. High Engineer View Guide
E25 Diverter Valve Fault Valve stuck. Medium Engineer View Guide
E26 Air Pressure Switch Fault APS not detecting airflow. High Engineer View Guide
E3 Flame Lost Flame lost during operation. High Engineer View Guide
E4 Overheat Protection Safety thermostat triggered. High Engineer View Guide
E5 Overheat Lockout The boiler's overtemperature protection has activated. On Intergas boilers this typically means the heat exchanger has… High Engineer View Guide
E6 Fan Fault / Air Pressure Switch The fan is not confirming correct operation via the air pressure switch before ignition is allowed. High Engineer View Guide
E7 Water Pressure Too Low System water pressure is below the safe operating minimum for the boiler. Low DIY View Guide
E8 Fan Fault Fan not running correctly. High Engineer View Guide
E9 Flow/Return Temperature Sensor Fault A flow or return NTC temperature sensor has failed or has a wiring fault on Intergas… Medium Engineer View Guide
F000 Heat Exchanger Sensor Fault (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme and Xclusive boilers, F000 indicates a heat exchanger sensor defect requiring replacement. Medium Engineer View Guide
F001 Overtemperature During CH Demand (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F001 indicates the temperature has exceeded safe limits during a central heating demand.… High Engineer View Guide
F002 Flame Supervision Flame signal problem. High Engineer View Guide
F003 Overheat Boiler exceeded safe temperature. High Engineer View Guide
F004 No Flame During Startup (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F004 indicates no flame was detected during the ignition sequence. Gas valve may… Medium DIY View Guide
F005 Flame Loss During Operation (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F005 means the flame has been lost during normal operation. Possible condensate blockage… Medium DIY View Guide
F006 False Flame Signal (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F006 indicates a flame simulation error — a flame is being detected when… High Engineer View Guide
F007 Ionisation Fault No flame detected. High Engineer View Guide
F008 Incorrect Fan Speed (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F008 indicates the fan is not running at the correct speed. Fan cable,… High Engineer View Guide
F009 Gas Valve Gas valve fault. High Engineer View Guide
F010 Low Pressure System pressure too low. Low DIY View Guide
F011 Fan Speed Fan out of range. High Engineer View Guide
F012 NTC Fault Temperature sensor fault. Medium Engineer View Guide
F013 PCB Error PCB fault. High Engineer View Guide
F015 Condensate Condensate blocked. Medium DIY View Guide
F018 Flue or Air Supply Blocked (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F018 indicates the flue and/or air supply duct is blocked. Check for obstructions… High DIY View Guide
F020 Pump Pump fault. High Engineer View Guide
F029 Gas Valve Fault (Xtreme/Xclusive) On Intergas Xtreme/Xclusive, F029 indicates a gas valve fault — possible leakage or burner controller issue. High Engineer View Guide

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