Baxi PCB - 7678800


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This guide is for owners of Baxi Combi and System boilers, and compatible Potterton boilers, who need to replace their main circuit board. The key benefit is restoring full functionality to your boiler with a genuine OEM part. A potential caveat is that installation requires technical expertise, and incorrect fitting can lead to further issues or safety hazards. The Baxi PCB 7678800 is a genuine replacement service part designed to ensure your boiler operates efficiently and reliably.
| Model Part Number | 7678800 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Baxi |
The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is the main control unit of the boiler. It processes information from various sensors and controls the boiler's functions, including ignition, heating, hot water circulation, and safety mechanisms.
Symptoms can include the boiler not firing up, displaying error codes, intermittent heating, or complete failure. A diagnostic check by a qualified heating engineer is usually required to confirm a faulty PCB.
No, replacing a boiler's PCB is a job for a Gas Safe registered engineer or a qualified heating technician due to the electrical and gas safety risks involved.
The weight of the Baxi 7678800 PCB is approximately 1.10231131 pounds.
This PCB is compatible with Potterton Promax Ultra 24, 28, 33, 40 Combi ErP boilers with serial numbers ending in 'DC', and Potterton Ultra System boilers in 12, 15, 18, 24, and 28KW ratings.
If the issue persists after replacing the PCB, it's possible that another component in the boiler system is faulty, or the new PCB may not be compatible with your specific boiler model despite initial checks. Contact the qualified engineer who performed the installation for further diagnosis.
Ensure all electrical connections to the new PCB are secure and in the correct positions. Verify that the power supply to the boiler is stable and correctly connected. Confirm the boiler's fault code (if any) and consult the boiler's manual for specific troubleshooting steps related to ignition.
Check for loose wiring on the PCB. Ensure the boiler is receiving a stable voltage. A qualified engineer should check for other potential faults in the system (e.g., sensors, pump, diverter valve) that might be misinterpreted by the PCB.
Refer to the specific error code displayed in your boiler's user or service manual. The code will indicate the area of the fault, which may or may not be directly related to the PCB itself. A technician can help diagnose if the PCB is the cause or if it's reacting to another fault.
This could indicate a safety shutdown triggered by a fault. A technician should check the flue, gas supply, overheat thermostat, and other safety devices. A faulty PCB can also sometimes trigger these shutdowns.
Compatibility Verification: Before purchasing, meticulously check your boiler's model number and serial number against the specifications listed. This PCB is specifically designed for:
Installation: Installation of a boiler PCB is a complex procedure that must be performed by a Gas Safe registered engineer or a qualified heating technician. Improper installation can lead to electrical hazards, gas safety issues, or damage to the boiler. The process typically involves:
Care: PCBs are sensitive electronic components. Avoid exposing the boiler area to excessive moisture or dust. Regular servicing of your boiler by a qualified engineer will help ensure all components, including the PCB, operate within optimal conditions.