Description

Biasi Fan BI1503116 Advance Plus 35C Boiler

The Biasi fan BI1503116 helps regulate airflow to ensure safe and efficient boiler operation. This refurbished boiler fan fits the Advance Plus 35C model and plays a key role in venting gases. The part number BI1503116 confirms its exact fit and compatibility.

Compatible Boilers

To help you choose with confidence, this fan is compatible with the following boiler model:

Biasi Advance Plus Series:

• Advance Plus 30C ERP – GC No. 47-583-36
• Advance Plus 30S ERP – GC No. 41-583-29
• Advance Plus 35C ERP – GC No. 47-583-37

If you’re looking for a Biasi Advance Plus 25C Fan or any other different Biasi Fan, follow the links provided.

Why Choose This Product?

This Biasi fan BI1503116 helps maintain proper ventilation and combustion inside your boiler. It has been fully refurbished, tested, and cleaned to meet high performance standards. The fan ensures gas is safely expelled, helping the boiler run efficiently and safely. With its strong build and exact fit, this part provides great value and reliability for your boiler system.

Delivery and Return 

We dispatch all orders placed before 1 PM the same day. You can choose between standard and next-working-day delivery at checkout. Returns are accepted within 30 days, as long as the part remains unused and in original condition.

Reminder: Always hire a Gas Safe registered engineer to fit your boiler parts safely and legally.

FAQs

Q1: How do I know if my Biasi boiler fan needs replacing?
If your boiler is making unusual noises, cutting out, or showing airflow/fan-related error codes, it may indicate a faulty fan. A Gas Safe registered engineer can confirm this with proper testing.

Q2: Is the Biasi Fan BI1503116 compatible with all Advance Plus models?
No, the BI1503116 fan is designed for specific Biasi Advance Plus models, including 30C ERP, 30S ERP, and 35C ERP. Always check your part number and model before ordering.

Q3: Can I fit the Biasi BI1503116 fan myself?
No, boiler fans must only be installed by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Incorrect fitting can cause serious safety risks, including gas leaks or poor ventilation.