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Boiler Repairs R Us are experienced in handling all types of Geminox Boilers. We can also assist with all gas, condensing, combi boiler installations and upgrades. All our plumbers are Gas Safe Registered so you can be assured all our work is carried out within the required regulations. So for complete customer satisfaction call us on 0203 695 3137 to get your Geminox Boilers repaired today!
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We specialise in Geminox boiler repairs across London.
Gas Safe registered engineers for safe diagnosis, repair and testing.
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No heating or hot water? Tell us the fault code shown on the display, your Geminox model and your postcode and we will advise the quickest safe next step.
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Fast triage: Geminox model, fault code, postcode, and whether other gas appliances work for ignition lockouts.
Smell gas? Do not touch anything. Do not use switches. Open windows, leave the property, and call the National Gas Emergency Line: 0800 111 999.
Carbon monoxide alarm sounding? Get everyone out immediately and call 999. Learn more about carbon monoxide safety.
No gas smell, no alarm? Your boiler may have locked out as a safety precaution. Try the quick checks below.
Jump to: Fault Codes · Ignition Lockout · Pressure · Frozen Condensate · Repair or Replace
These take 60 seconds and solve a surprising number of lockouts:
Note: Geminox fault codes vary by model and controller. If your code is not listed here, call us with the exact code and model and we will advise the safest next step.
| Code / Message | What It Means | What To Do |
|---|---|---|
| Ignition / Lockout | Boiler cannot establish a stable flame | Check gas supply and whether other gas appliances work. In freezing weather, check condensate pipe. Reset once. If it returns, call an engineer. |
| Low Pressure | System pressure below minimum operating level | Top up to 1.0 to 1.5 bar. If it drops again within days, call an engineer. |
| Overheat | Boiler has shut down for safety due to high temperature | Do not keep resetting. Call an engineer to check circulation, sensors and safety controls. |
| No Circulation | Poor flow through the system or pump related issue | Check radiators are warming evenly. If flow seems poor or it repeats, call an engineer. |
| Fan / Airflow | Airflow safety fault or fan proving issue | Call an engineer. Do not attempt DIY on flues or remove the casing. |
| Sensor / Control | Temperature sensor or control issue | Reset once. If it returns, call an engineer for safe testing. |
What is happening: The boiler is trying to light but cannot establish a stable flame, so it locks out for safety.
Common causes: Gas supply interruption, frozen condensate pipe (winter), ignition components, airflow or flue issues, gas valve or PCB related faults.
What to try: Check if your gas hob or other gas appliances work. In freezing weather, check the condensate pipe for ice. Reset once only. If it locks out again, call an engineer.
What is happening: System pressure has dropped below the minimum operating level and the boiler may stop to protect itself.
Common causes: Recently bled radiators, a small leak, pressure relief discharge, or the expansion vessel needing attention.
What to try: Top up using the filling loop and aim for 1.0 to 1.5 bar. If you need to top up frequently, there is likely a leak or a component issue. Use our pressure guide.
If you are not comfortable using the filling loop, stop and call a Gas Safe engineer.
Do not remove the boiler casing. If you cannot locate the filling loop easily, call an engineer.
Do not exceed 2.0 bar. If you overfill, stop and call an engineer.
If you need to top up frequently (more than once a month), there is likely a leak. Call us for a diagnosis.
In freezing weather, a frozen condensate pipe can cause ignition related lockouts on condensing boilers. This is often safe to resolve with the steps below. If you are unsure, or the boiler will not restart, call an engineer.
Signs: Lockout during freezing temperatures, gurgling when the boiler tries to start, repeated ignition failures.
What to do:
Full instructions: Frozen condensate pipe guide.
If it keeps happening, we can reroute the pipe internally or add insulation to reduce future freezing.
Hard water, older pipework, and winter weather make certain faults more likely in London properties:
We repair Geminox boiler installations across London including system and heat only boilers and older installed models. If you are unsure of your exact model, tell us what it says on the front of the boiler and we will identify it for you.
Ignition lockouts: Repeated lockouts linked to gas supply symptoms, condensate freezing, ignition components, or airflow issues that need safe testing.
Low pressure: Common after bleeding radiators or due to a small system leak.
Poor circulation: Sludge, a tired pump, airlocks, or restricted pipework can trigger overheating and shut downs.
Fan and airflow faults: Airflow proving faults that need safe checks by an engineer.
PCB and sensor faults: Intermittent lockouts or inconsistent readings that need safe testing.
If your boiler keeps locking out and you also have cold radiators or noisy pipework, restricted circulation can contribute to overheating and repeated shut downs. A power flush clears debris and improves flow. Learn more about power flushing.
Boilers typically last 10 to 15 years with proper maintenance. If yours is approaching that age and needs a major repair (PCB, fan assembly, heat exchanger), replacement may be more cost effective.
We give honest advice either way. Read more: Repair or replace? An engineer’s guide.
If you decide on a new boiler: New boiler installation.
Annual servicing helps keep your boiler running safely and efficiently. We service Geminox boilers and provide a clear report after each visit.
We recommend servicing in late summer or early autumn, before the heating season. Book your boiler service.
Tenants: Your landlord is usually responsible for boiler repairs. Contact them first and keep written records, especially if you have no heating or hot water.
Landlords: Stay compliant with our Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) service. See our full London landlord checklist covering gas safety, EPCs, and boiler maintenance.
We repair Geminox boilers across all London boroughs. See our London coverage area or find your local page:
Gas Safe engineers available across London. Speak to our team for safe next steps.