Guide
A boiler that is not firing may be linked to thermostat demand, low pressure, ignition faults, frozen condensate lines, or control communication issues.
Start with safe checks: confirm heating demand is active, verify pressure is within normal range, and look for any fault code displayed on the control panel.
If the boiler repeatedly attempts ignition but fails, avoid multiple reset cycles. This usually indicates a persistent fault requiring engineer diagnosis.
Professional fault finding can test ignition sequence, flame sensing, gas supply conditions, and control signals without risking unsafe operation.
Quick intervention reduces the chance of wider heating disruption and helps prevent stress on components caused by repeated failed starts.
Annual servicing and early fault response remain the most effective ways to reduce not-firing issues during colder months.

