How to fix Kabola B-8 burner that won’t start?
If the Kabola Boiler burner won’t start, it might be due to an interrupted oil supply. Try bleeding the oil filter, changing a contaminated filter element, and filling the oil tank. Alternatively, the power supply might be interrupted; in that case, check the fuses and the power supply.
What to do if Kabola B-8 Boiler burner shows error?
If the Kabola Boiler burner shows an error, try resetting the burner. Also, check the voltage level, as low voltage could be the cause. If the issue persists, the oil supply may be interrupted.
Why does my Kabola Boiler burner keep stopping?
If the Kabola Boiler burner stops, it could be due to a dirty or defective flame protection (photo cell). Try resetting the burner and cleaning the glass of the flame protection. If that doesn't work, consider replacing the flame protection.
Why is my Kabola B-8 burner pulsing?
If the Kabola Boiler burner starts pulsing, it may be due to an interrupted flue gas flow. Clear the chimney opening to resolve this. Alternatively, the boiler might be dirty, so clean it. A defective nozzle can also cause pulsing, so replace the nozzle if necessary. The oil supply may also be interrupted.
What to do if Kabola Boiler does not react to thermostat?
If the Kabola Boiler does not react to the thermostat, ensure that the wire in the main connector has been removed if a room thermostat is installed. Check that the boiler thermostat is correctly adjusted. Also, replace the battery of the room thermostat, if it's empty.
What to do if water is not pumped in Kabola B-8?
If water is not being pumped in your Kabola Boiler, first check if the pump couplings are closed and open them. Then, ensure the pump is connected to the power supply. If the rotor of the pump is stuck, turn the pump with your hand.
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