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Does anybody know what the error code a27 signifies? It' not listed in the user manual.

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Probably one that needs a gas safe engineer to rectify.

Hi, thanks for responding. Have had an engineer and he recommended a powerflush without really seeming to know what the fault was. Was hoping that someone may have come across this specific error code and could advise.
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Yep just checked no A27 fault code .

You could ring Baxi tomorrow ( good luck , you will need it )
However they may need a GS no first.
 
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