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Boiler Dry Start Damage

Damaged Components — Temperature limiter, thermostat, or immersion heater damaged

NIBE · F750 Heat Pump

What does Boiler Dry Start Damage mean?

Starting the heat pump (moving switch SF1 to " " or " ") when the boiler has not been filled with water can cause permanent damage to critical components like the temperature limiter, thermostat, or immersion heater.

Common Causes

  • Operating the heat pump before the boiler is completely filled with water

Repair Steps & Checklist

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  1. 1

    Ensure the boiler is fully filled with water before turning on the heat pump (setting switch SF1 to " " or " ").

  2. 2

    If the unit was started dry, check the temperature limiter (FD1) and miniature circuit-breaker (FA1) and reset them if tripped (see other entries).

  3. 3

    Monitor the system for proper operation after filling and resetting. If issues persist, contact a qualified technician to inspect for damage to internal components.

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Verified technical data. Last updated: April 2026

Related Faults

Additional heat blocked symbolAdditional heat blocked symbol displayed — Additional heat is not availableAlarm persists after resetRed status lamp and 'alarm' menu remain after reset — Problem not resolvedCable InterferenceCommunication or Sensor Errors — Caused by incorrect cable routing
Source: NIBE F750 Heat Pump
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