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FaultcodeCheck

Every safety-critical page signed off by a Gas Safe registered engineer

Find out what your fault code means.

Type the code showing on your appliance. We will tell you what it means, whether it is safe, what you can try, and what a repair should cost.

163 codes across 23 brands · no sign-up · no manuals to wade through

What has gone wrong?

Start with the appliance, then pick the brand.

Most looked up

The codes people are searching for right now.

The five things that actually go wrong

Codes differ between manufacturers. The faults behind them barely do — almost every code you will ever see is one of these five.

  • Pressure

    The sealed system has lost water and the boiler will not fire without it.

  • Ignition and gas

    The boiler tried to light and could not confirm a flame.

  • Overheat and circulation

    Heat is being produced faster than the water can carry it away.

  • Fan and flue

    The boiler cannot verify that combustion products are being cleared.

  • Sensors and electronics

    A sensor or the control board is reporting a value that cannot be right.

How it works

  1. Enter the code

    Type it exactly as it appears, or as close as you can get. F.75, F75 and 75 all find the same page.

  2. Read the answer first

    One sentence at the top tells you what the code means. Below it, whether it is dangerous, what causes it, and what to try.

  3. Fix it or get someone who can

    Safe checks are written out step by step. If it needs an engineer, we say so plainly and help you find one.

Why you can trust this

Gas and electrical faults can kill people. We treat that seriously.

  • Signed off by a qualified engineer

    Every page marked “get it checked” or “stop” is reviewed by Appliance technical reviewer, Qualifications to be displayed on appointment.

  • Written from source, never copied

    We read manufacturer technical documentation to establish the fact, then write the explanation ourselves. How we verify.

  • Kept current

    Safety-critical pages are re-reviewed at least every 18 months, and every page carries the date it was last checked.