Hello
I have been a user of the Junkers WRDP 11 2B stove for about 1.5 months.
The problem started at the very beginning when a gas engineer installed the stove, but he was able to start it. Additionally, as it turned out later, the gas supplier damaged the seal.
After him came a former Junkers serviceman who dealt with the problem - he was saying something about the diaphragm.
For about a month, everything worked smoothly, and then for a few days the stove "freezes" and it looks like that after turning on the water for a long time and closing it, something in the stove "shoots" endlessly - it sounds the same as lighting a candle when turning on the stove . It happens that after turning the stove off and on it is ok, but not always. Sometimes the error F0 appears, which according to the manual means that "the supply was carried out with the tap open" and the solution is "close the tap and re-open it. If that does not help, call the service."
I read in the manual that the minimum volume of the room is 8m?, and in my case it is less than 6.5m? - could this be the problem?
The stove is, of course, connected to the chimney.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
greetings
Paul
I have been a user of the Junkers WRDP 11 2B stove for about 1.5 months.
The problem started at the very beginning when a gas engineer installed the stove, but he was able to start it. Additionally, as it turned out later, the gas supplier damaged the seal.
After him came a former Junkers serviceman who dealt with the problem - he was saying something about the diaphragm.
For about a month, everything worked smoothly, and then for a few days the stove "freezes" and it looks like that after turning on the water for a long time and closing it, something in the stove "shoots" endlessly - it sounds the same as lighting a candle when turning on the stove . It happens that after turning the stove off and on it is ok, but not always. Sometimes the error F0 appears, which according to the manual means that "the supply was carried out with the tap open" and the solution is "close the tap and re-open it. If that does not help, call the service."
I read in the manual that the minimum volume of the room is 8m?, and in my case it is less than 6.5m? - could this be the problem?
The stove is, of course, connected to the chimney.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
greetings
Paul