Immergas Appliance Repair in Northgate & West Green

What does the 425 error mean on an Immergas heat pump?

The 425 error on an Immergas heat pump indicates a supply voltage phase loss. This error applies only to three-phase models and indicates one of the electrical supply phases has been lost. Switch off the heat pump at the isolator switch immediately. Do not attempt to restart. Contact a qualified electrician to check the three-phase electrical supply. Operating with a missing phase can cause serious damage to the compressor motor.

What does the 06 error mean on an Immergas boiler?

The 06 error on an Immergas boiler indicates a domestic hot water probe anomaly. The NTC temperature sensor measuring hot water temperature is reporting incorrect readings or has failed. The boiler may continue to provide heating but hot water production will be affected. Switch off the boiler at the electrical supply. Wait 30 seconds and switch back on to reset. If the error persists, contact a qualified technician for probe testing and replacement.

What does the 419 error mean on an Immergas heat pump?

The 419 error on an Immergas heat pump indicates an outdoor unit electronic expansion valve operation error. The EEV controlling refrigerant flow is not operating correctly. Switch off the heat pump at the isolator switch. Do not attempt to reset repeatedly. Contact a qualified technician with F-Gas certification for expansion valve diagnosis. This component is critical for proper refrigerant circuit operation.

What does the 37 error mean on an Immergas boiler?

The 37 error on an Immergas boiler indicates low power supply voltage. The electrical supply to the boiler has dropped below acceptable operating limits. Check that other electrical appliances in your home are working normally. If other appliances are also affected, there may be a general power supply issue in your area. Contact your electricity supplier. If only the boiler is affected, switch off the boiler and contact a qualified electrician to check the electrical supply circuit and connections to the boiler.

What does the 23 error mean on an Immergas boiler?

The 23 error on an Immergas boiler indicates a return temperature probe anomaly. The NTC temperature sensor measuring return water temperature is reporting incorrect readings or has failed. Switch off the boiler at the electrical supply. Wait 30 seconds and switch back on to reset. If the error persists, contact a qualified technician for probe testing and replacement. This sensor is important for efficient boiler operation and protection against overheating.

When does electrical integration (backup heating) activate on my Immergas heat pump?

Electrical integration activates automatically in certain conditions, including during defrost cycles and when outdoor temperatures are very low. The system controller determines when supplementary heating is needed to maintain target temperatures. If the heat pump alone cannot meet the heating demand within a reasonable time, the backup electric resistance provides additional heating capacity.

What should I do if my Immergas heat pump outdoor unit is making unusual noises?

Some noise during operation is normal, particularly during defrost cycles when the reversing valve operates. However, unusual grinding, rattling, or continuous loud noises may indicate a fault requiring professional attention.

What annual maintenance does my Immergas boiler require?

Annual maintenance should include cleaning the heat exchanger on the fume side, cleaning the main burner, verifying correct ignition and operation, and checking burner settings for both heating and hot water phases. A visual inspection for leaks and corrosion is also required.

What temperature should I set for domestic hot water on my Immergas boiler?

For domestic hot water, a temperature setting between 50°C and 60°C is typically comfortable for showers and baths while remaining safe. The boiler allows adjustment through the control panel using the dial or button marked with a tap symbol.

At what temperature should I store hot water to prevent bacteria growth?

If your Immergas system includes a hot water storage cylinder, the water should be stored at a minimum of 60 degrees Celsius to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria including Legionella. Water at taps should reach at least 50 degrees Celsius within one minute of running. Some Immergas systems include an anti-legionella function that periodically raises the stored water temperature automatically. This does not apply to combi boilers which heat water on demand without storage.