Does anyone know what fault F9 for a Glow-Worm Flexicom boiler?

It means there is a problem with the pressure sensor. I have had my Flexicom 30sx for the past 5 years and have changed the sensor 3 times over the last 3 years. the technical department at Glow warm are not helpful at all, last time ,I called them for advise, as usual did not get anywhere so I asked them to give me back my money and take the boiller back. I will not be buying Glow warm any more.

Raynite
September 2017

There is a replacement for the existing pressure sensor which is faily easy to do although you will have to drain the hot water plate heat exchanger

Steve Roles Abbey Gas
September 2013

I think its a faulty pressure sensor and it may be blocked with sludge not sensing the pump starting.

joncosytoes
November 2012

I think its a faulty pressure sensor and it may be blocked with sludge not sensing the pump starting.

joncosytoes
November 2012

These boilers are a complete nightmare. I have had the F9 signal constantly and it has cost to maintain my glow worm boiler than it does to maintain my car (about £600 this year for a 3 year old boiler). I have had leaks, sensor problems and on an on. Glow worm love it as their engineers are extremely expensive to call out and the faults are always so odd and require specialist parts that I am always advised to call them. In comparison I installed a worcester in two other flats I own and they have been faultless. Don't save the money by buying these boilers. I ma now thinking f ripping mine out as they are just too expensive to maintain.

Catherine Blane
June 2012

I keep getting the F9 error code too. It seems to be a pressure problem. The engineer that installed my boiler told me to turn both the taps on the bottom of the boiler to the open posion and put more water into the system. I have done this a couple of times and it seems to resolve the problem. However this does seem like a bit of a design flaw.

Chris Deery
January 2010

Here's a link to the fault finding codes for Glow worm flexi boilers:-

http://www.ribaproductselector.com/Docs/0/22860/external/COL622860.pdf?ac=

F9 Pressure
Water pressure Connector loose,
unconnected, faulty or wires trapped.
Water Pressure Sensor faulty.
Pump ceased, faulty.
No water in the system.

Melanie
March 2008

Hi

Check out the Glow Worm Website

You can download the user and installation instructions. There is a table on one of them telling what the numbers mean.

Pat

Pat
December 2007

I have that problem as well. I had a glow warm engineer in this morning. F9 = pressure problem. There is a switch that needs to be replaced. my part is on order. no idea how much it would cost at moment.

sandra
December 2007