problem with a ‘froststat’ on an oil-fired central heating boiler ?


Posted on February 13, 2010 by admin

I have a Trianco Eurostar boiler, and I think the froststat is set too high, as it comes on when its not needed. How is it adjusted?

Sounds like you have your internal thermostat set too high. It monitors the temperature of the water that is circulating in your boiler, you will have to find that and turn it down a little, it’ll be graduated in degrees centigrade.

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One Response to problem with a ‘froststat’ on an oil-fired central heating boiler ?

  1. Andy says:
    February 13, 2010 at 6:52 pm

    Sounds like you have your internal thermostat set too high. It monitors the temperature of the water that is circulating in your boiler, you will have to find that and turn it down a little, it’ll be graduated in degrees centigrade.
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