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Resetting Your Worcester Bosch Greenstar Boiler Made Easy

If your Worcester Bosch Greenstar boiler suddenly stops working or shows a flashing blue light, a quick reset might do the trick to get it back up and running. This guide will walk you through the reset process step-by-step, so you can quickly and safely restore your heat and hot water.

Typical Causes for Resetting Your Worcester Bosch Greenstar Boiler

Knowing why your boiler needs a reset can help you prevent the same problems from happening again. The most common reasons include low water pressure, frozen condensate pipes in cold weather, blocked air vents, or thermostat issues. Power outages and interruptions to the gas supply can also cause the boiler to go into fault mode.

While a quick reset of your Worcester Bosch Greenstar boiler often fixes the problem, repeated errors might mean there’s a bigger issue inside—like a faulty sensor, diverter valve, or heat exchanger. Keep an eye out for warning codes or flashing lights on the display, as these give helpful hints about what’s wrong. If you find yourself resetting your boiler a lot, it’s a good idea to get a professional to take a look. Regular maintenance and yearly servicing can catch small problems early, saving you from expensive repairs down the road.

If your boiler keeps having faults, don’t ignore them—reach out to a qualified engineer to make sure your heating system is working safely and efficiently.

Worcester Greenstar CDi Classic Boiler Reset

To bleed your radiators, you’ll need the following tools:

  • Press and hold the reset button [2] for three seconds.
  • The reset button [2] and the fault indicator [3] will stop flashing.
  • If the reset was successful, the boiler will return to normal operation.
    If the reset wasn’t successful, the alert code will show again, and the blue operation/fault light will keep flashing.

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    Worcester Greenstar Si & CDi Compact Boiler Reset

  • To reset the boiler, simply press the “Reset” button.
  • You’ll see “Reset” and a tick appear briefly on the display.
  • If the reset works, your boiler will go back to normal and start working as usual.
    If it doesn’t, the alert code will show up again, and the blue operation/fault light will keep flashing.

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    Worcester Greenstar i Boiler Reset

  • To reset the appliance, press the reset button quickly once.
  • You’ll see “Reset” and a tick appear briefly on the display.
  • If the reset is successful, the appliance will go back to normal operation.
    If it’s not successful, the alert code will show up again, and the blue operation/fault light will keep flashing.

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    Worcester Greenstar i Junior Boiler Reset

    If there’s a fault, the reset button will flash once every second, and the blue mains indicator light will flash too.

  • To reset the boiler, press and hold the reset button for about five seconds. Once the boiler resets, the reset button light will turn off.
  • You’ll also notice the mains indicator will stop flashing.
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    Worcester Greenstar Ri Boiler Reset

    If there’s a fault, the blue mains indicator light will start flashing.

  • To reset the boiler, turn the Central Heating temperature knob counter clockwise to the “RESET” position and hold it there for about five seconds. Then, turn the knob back to your original temperature setting.
  • Once the boiler resets, the mains indicator light will stop flashing, and your boiler will work normally—depending on your programmer and room thermostat settings. If the power to your boiler has been interrupted, a reset fault may occur. Just follow the same steps above to reset it again.
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    Still having trouble with your boiler?

    Sometimes, unfortunately, resetting your boiler is not enough to get it back up and running again. If your boiler keeps going back into fault mode you will now need to call a Gas Safe registered engineer.

    At Matt Grange, our Gas Safe engineers are ready to come to your rescue. We’ll diagnose and repair your boiler quickly and efficiently. Get in touch

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