Block boiler vaillant
Good evening, I have a Vaillant Ecointro boiler with 15 months of life. I noticed that at night it goes to block with error f23 and f83. I have valves on all the radiators, I've read that it is better to leave a radiator "free". Isn't there any other solution? How do I know if my boiler has a bypass? Can't you set a delay on a valve? Thank you
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You will only be able to tell if your boiler has a bypass by looking inside it and knowing where to look. Much easier to leave a radiator trv free in my opinion.0
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Software-wise, isn't there a delay you can put on a cartridge? For example, set a full valve close delay of 15 minutes? But without activating the thermostat.0
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There isn’t with Tado at the user end. You can ask support to alter the amount the trvs open or close though.0
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I can't set the opening or closing of a specific valve?0
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Correct. You set the temperature of the room, tado decides when to open or close the valve(s) within the room.0
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I know this, but I would also like to decide how much to open each time. So as to avoid blockages of the boiler.0
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You could try creating a post in the suggestions topic, though I wouldn’t expect a quick response from Tado0
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The post was created in the Italian community. Should it be created here too?0
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If you want English speakers to upvote then you might as well.0
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Ok perfect, thanks. I will make the post shortly.0