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Remeha Fault Codes

Select a fault code to see its meaning, common causes and how to fix it.

• E1 The E1 code appears when your Remeha boiler detects that the water temperature leaving the heat exchanger (the flow… Read more →
• E10 The E10 code appears on Remeha boilers when the appliance detects that water is not moving through the system during… Read more →
• E4 The E4 fault code on Remeha boilers indicates that the boiler has failed to establish a flame after repeated start… Read more →
• E7 The E7 fault code on Remeha boilers is a multi-purpose alert that can signal one of several underlying problems… Read more →
• E8 The E8 code on a Remeha boiler signals a fan fault. This means the boiler's fan has either failed to start when it… Read more →