Biasi boilers are a reliable choice for many UK homes, but like any boiler, they can experience faults. When this happens, your boiler’s display panel may show an error code — these Biasi boiler fault codes are designed to help you quickly identify what’s gone wrong.

In the following write-up, we will outline the most common Biasi boiler error codes, explain their meanings, and provide possible fixes. In many cases, you might not need to call out an engineer immediately. However, to address significant concerns, consulting a qualified heating engineer is essential.

At Maintracts Services Ltd, we understand how stressful boiler issues can be, especially during colder months. Our qualified Gas-Safe engineers are experienced in diagnosing and repairing Biasi boilers quickly and safely. Whether it’s a minor pressure issue or a complete ignition failure, we’re here to get your heating and hot water working again with minimal disruption. Call us on 020 8682 2244 or book a boiler repair online today for a fast, fixed-price boiler service you can trust!

 

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What Are Biasi Boiler Fault Codes?

Biasi boiler fault codes are short messages or numbers displayed on the boiler’s screen when an issue arises. These codes are specific to Biasi and, in many cases, to individual models within the range. They help homeowners and engineers quickly identify faults, from ignition problems to water pressure issues.

Understanding the code displayed can help you determine whether the issue is a quick fix or if professional support is required.

 

Most Common Biasi Boiler Error Codes And Fixes

Let’s discuss the most common Biasi boiler error codes and their fixes below:

1. Biasi Error Code 04 – Low Water Pressure or Circulation Problem

If there’s an issue with the primary circuit, it is often due to low water pressure or weak water flow. Here’s how to fix it:

  • Check the pressure gauge. If the pressure is below 1.5 bar, top it up using the filling loop.
  • If the pressure is too high (see the FL code), reduce it by bleeding a radiator.
  • If the pump isn’t working correctly, an engineer will need to inspect it.

2. Biasi Error Code 01 – Burner Ignition Failure

This denotes that the burner is not lighting up. This could be due to blocked burner jets, faulty wiring, or a damaged printed circuit board (PCB). Let’s discover how to fix it:

  • A reset may temporarily resolve the issue.
  • If not, call a Gas Safe engineer—especially if you suspect an issue with wiring or the PCB.

3. Biasi Error Code 02 – Safety Thermostat Activated

This means that the boiler has overheated and shut down as a precaution. To fix it, you will need a qualified engineer to remove the casing and identify the cause of the overheating, which is often due to a faulty thermostat, pump, or blockage.

4. Biasi Error Code 14 – Pump Failure

If there is a problem with the circulation pump, it often results in the boiler entering lockout mode. Here’s how to fix it:

  • It’s one that almost always needs an engineer.
  • The pump may be seized or need replacing, especially in older systems.

 

A Complete List Of Biasi Boiler Error Codes

Here’s a more comprehensive list of Biasi boiler fault codes and what they mean:

Error Code   Meaning 

 

ER 01 + Reset   No burner ignition during safety lockout 
ER 02 + Reset   Lockout due to the safety thermostat 
ER 03 + Reset   General lockout 
ER 04 +   Error in the primary circuit (low water or flow) 
ER 05 +   Fan control system error 
ER 06 +   Damaged central heating (C.H.) temp sensor 
ER 07 +   Damaged domestic hot water (D.H.W.) temp sensor 
ER 08 +   Damaged external temperature probe 
ER 09 +   Flue temperature sensor issue 
ER 10 + Reset   Lockout due to the flue probe over-temperature 
N/A   Flame detection failure 
ER 12 +   A faulty central heating temperature sensor 
ER 13 +   Delivery and return temperature difference over 40°C 
ER 14 + Reset   Pump failure or primary temp exceeds 105°C 
ER 14 +   Flow issue: temp rising > 2°C per second 
ER 19 +   D.H.W. inlet sensor failure 
ER 25 + Reset   Flame detection fault 
ER 69   Wiring fault causing lockout 
Li   D.H.W. operation temp limit reached 
FL   Water pressure is too high 

 

If your boiler displays any of these, refer to your manual or contact our professional for advice if you are unsure. Our trusted heating engineers can also assist with fault diagnostics and repairs for other popular boiler brands, including:

Regardless of the brand, our experienced team is available to provide expert boiler support for all makes and models.

 

How To Reset A Biasi Boiler?

Sometimes, a simple reset can clear minor faults. Here's how to do it:

  • Check the display panel: Don’t forget to note any error codes or warning lights.
  • Refer to the manual: Every model is slightly different, so it’s essential to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Power off and on: Turn the boiler off at the mains, wait 10 seconds, then turn it back on.
  • Locate the reset button: Many models have a reset button on the front. Press and hold it as instructed in your manual.
  • Check the boiler pressure: If it is low, use the filling loop to bring it to around 1.5 bar.
  • Confirm thermostat settings: Make sure the room thermostat is calling for heat.
  • Check the gas supply: Ensure the gas valve is open and that there is no interruption to the supply.

If resetting doesn’t work, or the error keeps returning, contact our Gas-Safe registered engineer for professional assistance.

FAQs About Biasi Boiler Fault Codes

What are the most common Biasi boiler error codes?

The most common Biasi boiler fault codes include ER 01 (ignition failure), ER 04 (low water or poor flow), ER 14 (pump problems), and FL (pressure too high).

How do I reset my Biasi boiler after a fault code appears?

Most Biasi boilers have a reset button. Press it once and wait a few minutes. If the error code persists, refer to your manual or contact our heating engineer for a quick quote today.

What does error code ER 01 mean on a Biasi boiler?

ER 01 usually indicates that the boiler hasn’t been properly ignited. This could be due to blocked burner jets or a problem with the ignition system.

Why is my Biasi boiler showing a flame failure warning?

This often means the boiler is not detecting a flame when it should be. Gas supply issues or a faulty flame sensor might cause it.

How do I fix low water pressure on a Biasi boiler?

Check the pressure gauge—if it’s below 1.0 bar, you’ll need to top up the water using the filling loop. Stop once it reaches around 1.5 bar.

What causes ignition problems in Biasi boilers?

The most common causes of ignition problems in Biasi boilers include blocked burners, faulty ignition leads, or issues with the gas valve or the printed circuit board (PCB).

Can I fix a Biasi boiler error code myself?

Some issues, such as low pressure or a reset, can be resolved at home. But anything involving gas or internal parts should always be handled by a professional. Feel free to contact us today for emergency support!

When should I call an engineer for a Biasi boiler fault?

Contact our highly experienced heating engineer if the boiler won’t reset, the same fault keeps recurring, or if you notice signs of leaks, loud noises, or a lack of heating or hot water.

Are Biasi boiler error codes the same across all models?

Most Biasi boiler error codes are similar, but not always identical. Always check your specific model’s manual to confirm the exact meaning.

What does error code ER 04 indicate on a Biasi boiler?

ER 04 points to a problem in the primary circuit—usually no water or poor water flow. First, check the pressure; if it’s okay, the pump might be faulty.

Is it safe to use my boiler if a Biasi fault code is displayed?

If your boiler shows a fault code, it’s best to stop using it until you’ve identified the issue, especially if it relates to gas or overheating.

How can I prevent error codes on my Biasi boiler?

It's crucial to have your boiler serviced annually, keep a close eye on pressure levels, and act promptly if you notice any unusual noises or changes in performance.

What does a flashing display mean on a Biasi boiler?

A flashing display usually means the boiler is in fault or lockout mode. Check the error code on the screen to understand what’s wrong.

How often should I service my Biasi boiler to avoid faults?

You should have your Biasi boiler professionally serviced at least once a year to ensure it runs safely and efficiently.

Where can I find a qualified Biasi boiler engineer in London?

At Maintracts Services Ltd, we offer expert Biasi boiler repairs and servicing across London. All our engineers are Gas Safe registered and highly experienced, offering practical solutions. Call us on 020 8682 2244 today for the best help!

Conclusion: Take The Right Step

Boiler faults can be frustrating, but understanding what your Biasi boiler is trying to tell you can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Always start by checking the error code on the display panel. Often, a simple reset or topping up the water pressure can solve the issue without needing professional help. Our list of Biasi boiler fault codes above can guide you through the most common problems and suggest quick, safe fixes. 

However, never attempt to repair anything that involves gas or internal components on your own. These jobs should always be left to a qualified Gas-Safe engineer. And if your boiler is getting old or breaking down frequently, it might be more cost-effective in the long run to upgrade to a new, energy-efficient model. 

Whether you're dealing with Biasi boiler error codes, Ideal Logic boiler fault codes, or even issues with Potterton, Glow-Worm, Baxi, or Ariston boiler error codes, knowing how to respond is the first step toward restoring warmth and comfort in your home. Contact Maintracts Services Ltd today to book a reliable boiler repair or receive a quote for a new boiler in minutes - no hidden fees, just fast and reliable service from trusted heating professionals! 

 

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