If your Ideal boiler shows the FD fault code, it means water isn’t flowing properly through the system. This usually causes the boiler to shut down to avoid damage. The problem is often due to low water pressure, a faulty pump, air in the system, or even a leak. In many cases, you can fix…
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The Ideal Logic L1 fault code indicates a problem with water flow or temperature. It usually occurs when water inside the boiler overheats or can’t circulate properly. Causes include a faulty pump, a broken thermistor, limescale build-up, or issues with the PCB. While some problems can be fixed with a reset, others require attention from…
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The Ideal Logic F2 Fault Code indicates flame loss during operation. It means the boiler lit a flame but couldn’t keep it going. This triggers a safety lockout. Causes include gas supply issues, ignition faults, or blocked flue pipes. This guide covers what the Ideal logic F2 error code means, how to fix it, and…
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If your Ideal boiler has stopped working and shows the Ideal F1 fault code, it usually means the water pressure is too low. This can be annoying, especially when you need heating or hot water. In this guide, we explain what the Ideal F1 error code means, why it happens, and how you can try…
Read MoreIf your Ideal boiler is displaying the F3 fault code, it means there’s an issue with the fan operation. The fan plays a crucial role in expelling harmful gases from the system, ensuring safe and efficient boiler performance. When the fan malfunctions or fails, the boiler may lock out to prevent potential safety risks. What…
Read MoreIf your Ideal Logic boiler is displaying the L2 fault code, it means the system is experiencing an ignition failure. This issue, also referred to as an ignition lockout, prevents the boiler from firing up, leaving your heating and hot water supply offline until the problem is resolved. Causes of the Ideal Logic L2 Fault…
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