Boiler Brotje WHBS22: Removing Fault E119 with Correct Water Pressure - Solutions Needed

Good morning, can someone suggest me how to remove the fault E119 in the Brotje22 oven? I know this is a malfunction regarding the water pressure in the system, but in this case the pressure is correct. Thanks, D

dorg wrote:

but in this case the pressure is correct. Thanks, D

What?
The correct range is between 1 bar and 3 bars.
If it's in this range then you have a damaged pressure sensor.

thanks, but after increasing the pressure to 3 and turning the boiler off / on it somehow started off.

Hello, can someone tell me what may be wrong, I have the same problem WHBS 22 stove, error e119, pressure 1.5 bar and the stove still does not start; /

try to do the same as I do, raise the pressure to 3 and turn the oven off / on, he moved

Ok, I'll try it today, I have jumpered the sensors and it's obviously his fault: /

@ n3opl
Usually in gas boilers there is a safety valve with a nominal pressure of 3 bars.
When it comes to the maximum working pressure, a tolerance of 0.5 bar is taken.
So the maximum operating pressure in this case is 2.5 bar.
If you increase the system pressure to 3 bar, you automatically increase the chances that a safety valve will shoot you. If you do not have a hose on this valve to drain water into the sewage system, you may flood the room in which you have a boiler.

@dorg
instead of searching and removing the cause, you only removed the effect.
And this does not guarantee a complete solution to the problem, so you have to reckon with the fact that the problem will come back someday, maybe even with doubled strength.
I think that in the case of a central heating boiler, underestimating the symptoms and using this type of half-measures is not a good solution, because if the boiler refuses to obey you during the heating season, you will have a big problem.

I am in the process of looking for this sensor, do you think that a replacement with the same parameters could be used or better not to play such a thing and order the original from the manufacturer or dealer ??

when it comes to spare parts, I prefer only the originals, because then you have the right characteristics, and replacements if they exist, it is not known what they offer.
The pressure sensor is on the left, below the fan. Download the installation instructions from the net if you don't have one and see the diagram for yourself.

indeed, it sounds reasonable, it looks like it can only be fortune-giving action. thank you very much.

Hello. For me, this pressure sensor began to cause error 119. The oven was the SIT sensor - 0340009 Manufacturer's code: 0340009.
On the pages with parts for the Brotje furnace there are very expensive about 700 PLN, I found for 134 PLN gross waiting time, unfortunately, 5 weeks, I ordered and waiting.

Looking at the difference in price, waiting 5 weeks is probably worth it, it comes out for about PLN 100 for each week, assuming that you get a new original, because sometimes these deals are illusory and you need to be careful not to blend in.
It is different if the boiler completely refused to obey during the frost without any alternative for immediate heating, then you have to cry and pay.

gsadecki wrote:

On pages with parts for the Brotje furnace are very expensive about 700 zlotys, I found for 134 zlotys

If it is a normal pressure switch (two cables work and ok after short circuiting), PLN 700 is a mere rip-off!
You have to check it and if it turns out that the pressure switch is to use a broken ori as a connector for another pressure switch with the correct operating range. The adapted one will probably be less safe ...
However, you have to do it with your head on your neck to ensure boiler safety.

It's the same identical spare part from the same company. The sensor is disconnected and the jumper connected instead, Water pressure on the stove lowered to about 1.2 bar, The furnace heats up.

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jack63 wrote:

gsadecki wrote:

On pages with parts for the Brotje furnace are very expensive about 700 zlotys, I found for 134 zlotys

If it is a normal pressure switch (two cables work and ok after short circuiting), PLN 700 is a mere rip-off!
You have to check it and if it turns out that the pressure switch is to use a broken ori as a connector for another pressure switch with the correct operating range. The adapted one will probably be less safe ...
However, you have to do it with your head on your neck to ensure boiler safety.

Yes, it is a pressure switch, you can play and use the old one as an adapter but it is easier and without problems to buy the original for 134 zlotys. If I had to pay 700 ori, I would combine. In the attachments, the pressure switch is removed from the oven (I have a WGB 20 C oven), and the new catalog card with the SIT tip - 0340008. The oven has SIT - 0340009, it is custom made, so you have to wait 5 weeks.

Unscrew the water pressure sensor from the boiler, clean the entrance hole from limescale and sludge, and then thread it with a nail, something metal if blocked, be careful not to pour water into the electronic part, i.e. from the plastic head. Soak to the center so that the nail or needle enters the center of the sensor, but not too deeply so as not to damage it from the inside, scratch it, rinse it a few times and do not buy new ones, just enjoy a working boiler again. Yesterday I did this after error 119 on Brotje wgb38 on 2 boilers and both worked immediately. By the way, clean the condensate siphon, check if there is something dripping somewhere inside the connections, or tighten what you need because the connections are loosened over time.

"gsadecki" which model did you finally buy?
SIT - 0340008 or SIT - 0340009

I bought SIT - 0340009

Hello, after unscrewing this sensor at the end of the thread inwards, there is a black deposit or is it a membrane?
Because the sensor has stopped working and I wonder if it is not enough to unblock it, and I cannot find the photo from the inlet side.

Hi, my pressure sensor stopped working again. I don't mind calling a service for this problem every 2-3 years (usually during public holidays or during heating top season). Can you help me to unscrew the sensor? I have to remove it completely, or is there some red screw on the top? Won't water leak out of that pipe? Is there anything else I should do to it before disassembly for safety? The disconnection from the electricity is first...

Thanks in advance

>>19530407
... I flooded the system with the cheapest corrosion inhibitor from allegro and to this day there is no return of the problem with clogged sensors. Corrosion inhibitor - I confirm that it is worth pouring ... see the dates of posts - this is how long the problem does not return. It appeared for the first time after a year of using the boiler, when it was not flooded with an inhibitor yet. Corrosion inhibitors also minimize these scale / water scale deposits not only on the sensors.. pumps last longer, the heat exchanger will probably be easier to clean after many years and not after 2, etc..