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Junkers zw 23 ke - does not heat water in the central heating circuit

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  • #1 16359967
    77mik77
    Level 8  
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    As the topic. The pump is running. However, the water in the circuit heats up only in the vicinity of the stove and (oddly enough) in the thermo, even though the potentiometer for domestic hot water is set to the minimum. I checked the filters - clean. I drained the CO water, flooded it again, and vented everything possible. No fault code is shown. The stove simply heats up the amount of water in the circuit very quickly, which it deems right and turns off.
    Any ideas to check it without calling the service?
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  • #2 16359977
    grzesiek234
    Heating systems specialist
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    Hello, maybe start with the simplest ones, i.e. the filter under the boiler, is it not clogged and the boiler, through the bypass, transfers water only in the boiler?
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  • #3 16360070
    77mik77
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    Is it about the filters marked in the photo? If so - it's already checked.
    Junkers zw 23 ke - does not heat water in the central heating circuit
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  • #4 16360229
    irus.m
    Heating systems specialist
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    I would check the circulation pump.
    best regards
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  • #5 16360237
    77mik77
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    The pump works on the bank. I wrote.
    But I noticed, however, that after the water is heated, the second and third LEDs are lit.

    Added after 14 [hours] 5 [minutes]:

    I found error codes.
    Diode / lamp - 45 degrees protection against overheating has worked.
    Diode / lamp - 60 degrees / no signal from the ionization electrode.

    But they shine - both. Does it fit with the description I posted?
    What else could I do?
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    #6 16361212
    serwisszulborski.pl
    Heating systems specialist
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    To disassemble and clean the black 3-way valve under the pump, but the operation is difficult even for a service technician and you need a new O-ring for the valve.
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