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These are the 7 most common boiler faults and how to repair them. Every winter brings soups, thick socks, kilometre-long scarves and, oh yes, boilers roaring at full blast to keep you safe from the cold. These months are the acid test for most of them, which have spent spring and summer hibernating. Saving energy, but also accumulating dust, blockages and hidden faults. When this Indian summer passes and it's time to turn on the heating, remember our teachings, young Padawan, and make us proud of you: First, carry out an initial inspection of your boiler. It will take you less than a minute and will help you check that everything appears to be working well and is ready to get back into action. The most common problems in domestic boilers. In this other post we explained how to diagnose a fault in your boiler, depending on the symptoms you detect in its day-to-day operation. Most commonly we hear friction noises in its system, which point directly to a fault in the pump. If so, this part will need to be repaired or replaced, something for which you will need a specialist technician. If you hear a dripping sound at the bottom of the unit, it could be a break in the safety valve, or in the joints that connect this device to the fitting. Pressure drops are another problem that tends to appear over time: it means that hot water and heating heat disappear. It is not due to a fault, but rather a small misalignment that you can fix yourself. For everything to work correctly again, fill the circuit with the pressure recommended by your boiler manufacturer – generally up to 1.5kgs on the pressure gauge – in the way we indicated in this previous post. Another common problem is obstruction in the smoke outlet. The quickest way to detect it is by looking at the boiler's electronic panel: an error, which you can interpret through the appliance's instruction manual, will block it from switching on to protect the home, as this is a serious problem: the carbon monoxide generated by its operation must be evacuated through the chimney or outlet duct, and this is not happening effectively. Several reasons can cause this obstruction, so it's best to call a specialist boiler technician to inspect it and find the fault. The heating recirculation pump becomes blocked. Do you know when you turn on the heating the temperature rises straight away, but suddenly it switches off? Everything points to this device in your boiler, which has some problem. And it is complicated enough to diagnose that you should call a specialist to examine it for you. A problem we analysed in the initial video we invite you to watch to service your boiler is the detection of a gas supply cut. It could be due to a fault, a valve closed without you noticing, or a supply cut by your gas supplier company. Another very common fault is that of the temperature probe, which is responsible for detecting whether the water is hot or not to order more water to be heated. If this part fails, it may think that all the water is at the perfect temperature and not order the production of more heat, so you will need a specialist technician to replace it.