this is a tricky one, i used to be corgi registered and have a profile 60e myself. There can be several reasons for this, all are shown in the installation + servicing instructions that should be left with the customer after installation. You really need to know what you are doing and should be corgi registered before attempting any repairs but here are a few pointers. Is the gap between the electrode and the sparking point 2.5-4mm. A new eletcrode is less than 3£, it could be the electronic control box but this is £100 so you would need to be 100% sure before changing that and be electricaly competant. K.C
Kevin C
July 2005
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