How to fix faulty stratification sensor on Wolf COB-20?
If the Wolf Boiler displays a faulty stratification sensor, it indicates a problem with the stratification cylinder sensor or its lead. Check the sensor and lead to resolve this.
How to fix header sensor fault on Wolf COB-20 Boiler?
If the Wolf Boiler indicates a faulty header sensor, there is likely an issue with the sensor or its lead. Check the sensor and lead to troubleshoot.
Why Wolf COB-20 has insufficient water pressure?
If the Wolf Boiler displays insufficient water pressure, it's because the pressure switch isn't activating due to low water pressure (below 0.8 bar). Ensure the system pressure is above 1.5 bar, inspect the water pressure switch and its lead, and then press the reset button.
What to do if Wolf Boiler condensate pump not pumping?
If the condensate pump in your Wolf Boiler is not pumping, it could be due to a defective pump, a blocked drain line, or a missing power supply. Check the pump itself, inspect the drain line for blockages, and verify the mains plug and fuse.
Why Wolf Boiler has max cylinder heating time exceeded?
If the Wolf Boiler exceeds the maximum cylinder heating time, it means the set cylinder temperature hasn't been reached with sufficient flow. Try venting the cylinder, increasing the cylinder heating time (HG20), and checking the cylinder sensor installation.
Specifies factory default pressures for Stage 1 (8.5 ± 1.0 bar) and Stage 2 (16.8 ± 2.5 bar).
Details adjustment procedures (SW 8, turns) and target pressures for ST1/ST2 across models COB-40, COB-29, COB-20, COB-15.
Specifies factory default pressures for Stage 1 (8.5 bar) and Stage 2 (17 bar).
Details adjustment procedures (SW 8, turns) and target pressures for ST1/ST2 across models COB-2-40, COB-2-29, COB-2-20, COB-2-15.
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