Are Baxi boilers any good?
Baxi offers a wide range of different boiler models including combi, regular and system boilers. Commonly recognised as a mid-tier brand, they are often seen as an ideal budget-friendly option. Due to the UK based manufacturing hub, their availability of parts and aftercare is also superb.
Are Baxi boilers expensive?
Typically, Baxi are up there with the more expensive, and that includes Worcester and Vaillant. But, if you do need a combi boiler, there’s a new release from Baxi that’s ridiculously cheap; the Baxi 600. We’ve already wrote up a quick review of the Baxi 600 and labelled it as one of the best compact boilers.
What is wrong with my Baxi boiler?
A common culprit for this fault on Baxi boilers is a lack of pressure. If your system is set lower than 1.5 bar then it won’t operate correctly. Now, the quick fix is to top up the pressure using the filling loop. Most Baxi boiler faults where the system has lost pressure are because of leaks in the system.
Which combi boiler is the most reliable?
Best combi boiler 2021
- Best combi boiler Worcester Bosch Greenstar 2000 combi boiler.
- Best combi boiler Alpha ETec 28kW Combi Boiler.
- Best combi boiler Ideal Logic C30.
- Best combi boiler Worcester Bosch Greenstar 8000.
- Best combi boiler Viessmann Vitodens 100W.
Is Worcester Bosch better than Baxi?
Worcester Bosch are more expensive, but they are generally more energy efficient so they slightly tip the balance in their favour. Baxi has a more affordable price tag but, because their energy efficiency isn’t quite as high, they come in close second.
How much does it cost to service a Baxi boiler?
How much does an Baxi boiler service cost? If your Baxi boiler is running as it should, without any known problems, a standard service should typically cost around £100 including VAT. Not all companies charge the same price, though. You may find some to be slightly cheaper, with national companies costing up to £120.
Why are there no lights on my boiler?
To stop damaging electrical components in your boiler, manufacturers fit them with a fuse. If there’s a surge of power, the fuse has likely blown, and this will cause your boiler to have no power. Your boiler won’t turn on without a functioning fuse. Change the fuse, and you should get power back to your boiler.