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Itho Daalderop boiler faults: fault codes, causes and parts

All 188 fault codes for Itho Daalderop boilers, plus the faults that show no code. Type your code or choose your symptom.

In brief

A fault on an Itho Daalderop boiler usually means that the appliance has locked out or is reporting a fault code. Note the code on the display and look it up below: for each code you will find its meaning, checks you can safely do yourself and the parts that are often checked or replaced. Frequently searched: 9 (high-limit thermostat switches off and central heating…), 6 (temperature difference monitoring during start), 37 (supply voltage too low). No code? Check the water pressure (1.5 to 2 bar when cold), the power supply and the gas tap, and reset once. If the fault comes back, call in a certified gas engineer. If you smell gas, call your national gas emergency number or 112 immediately.

Most searched Itho Daalderop faults

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Itho Daalderop boiler faults without a code on the display

Not every fault shows a code. These are the symptoms we come across most often with Itho Daalderop appliances, with what you can check yourself before calling someone out.

No hot water, but the heating works

The boiler heats the radiators but not the tap water. Check that the hot water function is switched on in the display (on some appliances it is called DHW mode or summer mode) and that the hot water valve under the boiler is open. If the water stays cold, this usually points to a fouled or leaking DHW heat exchanger, a faulty diverter valve or a DHW sensor giving incorrect readings. View the matching parts → Read the full explanation: no hot water, six causes →

Water pressure keeps dropping

Top up to 1.5–2 bar when cold and bleed the radiators. If the pressure drops again within a few days, the expansion vessel has often lost its pre-charge or there is a small leak in the system. A pressure relief valve that keeps dripping gives the same symptom. View the matching parts → Read the full explanation: water pressure keeps dropping – expansion vessel or leak? →

Boiler shuts down and locks out

The appliance shuts down and only starts again after a reset. Reset once; if the fault comes straight back, leave the reset button alone. Repeatedly resetting a locked-out boiler is not without risk: the safety device trips for a reason. View the matching parts → Read also: is the boiler cutting out because of a sensor or overheating? →

Radiators stay cold

Check that the thermostat is calling for heat, that the radiator valves are open and that the system has enough pressure. If everything stays cold while the boiler is firing, the circulation pump is often not running or the diverter valve is stuck in the hot water position. View the matching parts → Read the full explanation: radiators stay cold →

Ticking, humming or boiling noise

A banging noise at start-up usually points to air or limescale in the heat exchanger. A humming pump may have a worn bearing. A rattling fan is often rubbing or dirty. View the matching parts → Read also: replacing the fan – what to rule out first →

Water under the boiler

Check where it is coming from: the condensate drain (siphon blocked or cracked), the pressure relief valve (pressure too high or faulty expansion vessel) or a fitting. If in doubt, switch the boiler off and close the water supply. View the matching parts → Read the full explanation: water under the boiler – condensate or a leak? →

Itho Daalderop boiler fault codes 1 to 150 of 188

The code list is split over 2 pages. Looking for a specific code? Use the search at the top of this page: it searches all 188 codes in one go.

CodeCause
##Dark display, no voltage
0 1Open circuit flow sensor (S1)
0 2Open circuit return sensor (S2)
0 5Open circuit hot water sensor (S5)
0 F1Short circuit flow sensor (S1)
0 F2Short circuit return sensor (S2)
0 F5short circuit hot water sensor (S5)
0 F5Short circuit hot water sensor (S5)
0 geenHigh-limit thermostat open
0 geenGlass fuse F5 faulty
1No ignition
1 E1Flow sensor temperature too high (S1)
1 E2Return sensor temperature too high (S2)
1 E3Priority sensor temperature too high (S3)
1 E5Hot water sensor temperature too high (S5)
15Gas valve does not close
15Gas valve lockout does not open
2Spurious ionisation signal
2Fan faulty
2 12Delta-T during operation greater than 40 degrees
2 21Flow temperature lower than return temperature during operation.
2 5Status / temperature display: flow and return sensors interchanged
2 5Flow and return sensors interchanged
2 EFlow and return temperature unequal during standby
20Central heating water pressure too low
21Central heating water pressure too high
25Flow sensor faulty
25Central heating flow temperature sensor faulty
26Flue gas temperature too high
27Flue gas sensor faulty
28Domestic hot water sensor faulty
29Outdoor temperature sensor faulty
3Maximum temperature protection
3Spurious ionisation (flame) signal.
3 geenFlow temperature rises too fast
3.No ionisation (flame) signal during start-up procedure
30Return temperature sensor defective
31Expansion vessel too small or faulty
31Expansion vessel fault. Pressure rises to › 2.6 bar during operation. System pressure filled too high in combination with an expansion vessel that is too small or faulty.
37Supply voltage too low
4VKK coupling fault
4Ionisation signal lost during heat supply.
4Ionisation signal remains present too long after heat supply
4 geenNo flame after 5 ignition attempts. (Boiler cycles on no.: 1,2,3,4)
4.Ionisation signal remains present too long after heat supply
40Problem with fan feedback
42Central heating water pressure sensor faulty
43Domestic hot water flow sensor faulty
44Domestic hot water sensor in storage tank faulty
5Flow temperature too high (›95 °C or ›105 °C)
50Calibration stopped due to an error
53Lockout, blocked flue gas outlet pipe
6Temperature difference monitoring during start
6Incorrect gas valve connection
6 geenFlame signal during standby
6.Incorrect gas valve connection
7Insufficient central heating water flow during cylinder heating
7Too long in legionella protection
7Insufficient central heating water flow during space heating
7 geenAppliance has been programmed
7.Insufficient central heating water flow during space heating
8High-limit thermostat switches off and central heating pressure is lower than 0.5 bar
8Flame fault during operation (after 6 start attempts)
8 geenFan speed incorrect
8BWarning message: hot water or cylinder value incorrect (value < 10 oC or > 118 oC)
8CWarning message: central heating pressure incorrect, output is limited to low output (value between 0.1 and 0.5 or 3 and 4 bar)
8dWarning message: central heating return sensor value incorrect (value < 10 oC or > 118 oC)
8hWarning message: outdoor sensor value incorrect (value < 10 oC or > 118 oC)
9High-limit thermostat switches off and central heating water temperature is more than 80 oC
9Gas valve lockout, or wiring to gas valve faulty
9Gas valve defective
9 geenFan speed incorrect
9.Safety fault control unit
A geenFan speed incorrect
B geenOne or more parameters are incorrect
B00Sensor error central heating flow. Central heating flow water temperature ˃ 118°C.
B01Sensor error central heating flow, central heating flow water temperature ˂ -10°C. Sensor error hot water
B02Central heating pressure too low
B05Mains frequency error
B06Internal error central heating control unit
B10Mains plug error, phase error
B11Mains voltage error
B12Reset error
B22Appliance type error
B25Central heating pressure too low
CLockout message central heating water temperature sensor error
C geenGas valve or gas valve circuit is not correct
CALockouts
CA / 10Insufficient heat pump operation. Little or no temperature difference between the discharge gas temperature and the evaporation temperature.
CA / 13The discharge gas temperature has been too high
CA / 14Insufficient heat extraction. The condenser outlet temperature has been too low.
CA / 15Insufficient heat absorption; the evaporation temperature has been too low.
CA / 16The compressor has not started. The discharge gas temperature has not risen above the air inlet temperature.
CA / 17Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 18Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 19Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 2Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 20Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 21Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 22The fan speed has been incorrect
CA / 23Insufficient heat absorption. The evaporation temperature has been higher than the air inlet temperature.
CA / 24Insufficient heat extraction. The discharge gas temperature has been lower than the condenser outlet temperature.
CA / 3Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 4Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 5Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 6Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 7Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CA / 8Internal error in the heat pump control unit
CCWarning message
CC/01No mixing injection
CC/02Communication problem
CC/03Imbalance in flow-mixing temperature sensor
CELockouts
D geenCheck of gas valve control indicates an error
E geenCheck of the supply voltage
E00Fan faulty (deviation 5Hz/minute).
E00A fault in the fan is detected.
E05Spurious ionisation signal
E06No ionisation during start-up procedure.
E06There is no ionisation during the start-up procedure.
E07Ionisation signal lost during heat supply.
E08Ionisation signal remains present too long after heat supply
E08Ionisation signal remains present too long after heat supply.
E10Gas valve error. The gas valve control receives voltage when it should not.
E10Gas valve error: gas valve control receives voltage when it should not
E14The hot water temperature does not rise after 3 attempts.
E15No hot water flow. There is insufficient flow when hot water is demanded.
E15Insufficient flow when hot water is demanded
E16Insufficient flow when central heating is demanded.
E16No central heating flow. There is insufficient flow when central heating is demanded.
E16No central heating flow: There is insufficient flow when central heating is demanded.
E20Maximum active: central heating pressure too low
E21High-limit thermostat switches the appliance off and the temperature of the central heating temperature sensor was higher than 80°C
E21High-limit thermostat switches the appliance off and the temperature of the central heating temperature sensor was higher than 105°C.
E21High-limit thermostat switches the appliance off and the temperature of the central heating temperature sensor was higher than 105°C.
E21High-limit thermostat switches the appliance off and the temperature of the central heating temperature sensor was higher than 80°C.
E30Safety fault central heating control unit
E30Safety fault control unit
E31Internal fault in the control unit
E32Lockout lasts too long
E33Internal fault in the control unit
E33Internal fault in the control unit.
E33Internal fault in the central heating control unit.
E35Prolonged lockout. The lockout lasts too long.
E35Lockout lasts too long
FLockout message mains frequency error
FLockout message mains frequency error
F geenSoftware fault; EMC
F0High-limit thermostat open
F1Error with code key

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Frequently asked questions about Itho Daalderop faults

What does a fault on an Itho Daalderop boiler mean?

The appliance is reporting that it has shut itself down or cannot continue. The code on the display points to the group of causes: ignition, water pressure, a sensor, the fan or communication with the thermostat. The table above shows, for each code, what Itho Daalderop means by it.

How do I reset my Itho Daalderop boiler?

The reset button is on the control panel of your Itho Daalderop boiler; on most appliances you hold it down for two to five seconds until the display responds. Reset once. If the same fault comes straight back, resetting will not solve it and a part or a setting needs attention. Always consult the manual for your model: the position of the button and how long to press it differ per series.

Can I fix an Itho Daalderop fault myself?

You can top up the water pressure, bleed the system, replace filters and clean a siphon yourself. Anything behind the sealed section of a gas appliance is a different matter: work on the gas valve, burner, heat exchanger and flue must be carried out by a certified gas engineer.

How much does it cost to fix a fault?

That depends on the cause and whether a part is needed. With us you can see the part straight away with its price and delivery time, so you know where you stand in advance. If you call in an engineer, always ask about the call-out charge and hourly rate before they come.

Where can I find the right part for my Itho Daalderop?

Check the rating plate for the exact type and use it to search our catalogue, or search directly by the manufacturer number of the faulty part. Each part lists the appliances it fits.

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