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Vitodens 100 F1 Error: Flue Gas Temperature High After Service Checks—What Next?

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  • #31 13130096
    Vitodens
    Level 9  
    _uki_ wrote:
    at worst, the motherboard



    It could always be worse - to replace the heat exchanger.

    After firing the furnace, the exchanger heats up very quickly and strongly in two places. These are places where it was suspected that the gaps between the coils are too large. The rest of the exchanger barely warm. It appears that the coil may be deforming, and the cause was probably the freezing of the system.

    Theoretically the problem solved.

    PS
    I think I will add a little and buy a new furnace, at least I will have a warranty and almost a set of spare parts.
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  • #32 21325771
    benrahtjohn
    Level 1  
    Hi all, today I beat the F1 on the Viotodens 200 WB2B. I did the exchanger service including removal, pump service, 3-way valve, all hoses, vessel etc. 5 hours, vented through a faulty vent!!!! Such a trivial thing to do and it gave a hard time. Good luck, hope it's useful.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the F1 error in the Vitodens 100 boiler, indicating excessively high exhaust gas temperatures. Despite multiple service checks—including burner inspection, exchanger cleaning, descaling, pump verification, and chimney draught assessment—the issue persists. Users suggest potential causes such as inadequate heat collection due to flow issues, possible deformation of the heat exchanger from freezing, and the need to check gas nozzles and pressure. The author considers replacing the heat exchanger and contemplates purchasing a new boiler for warranty and spare parts assurance.
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