Hmm.... It’s been about four months since I moved in, maybe???\ Suddenly, the boiler stopped working.\ Maybe I used it too much over the winter? Hmm.... I was u
Hmm.... It’s been about four months since I moved in, maybe???
Suddenly, the boiler stopped working.
Maybe I used it too much over the winter? Hmm....
I was using a Daesung Celtic boiler,
and it started showing the A6 error code.
Apparently, this error means 점화불량.
I read this post and gave it a try.
The washer and dryer were stacked right in front of it, so the space was extremely cramped, and it was really difficult.
I even bought a small hammer screwdriver—or whatever it’s called... and tried taking out the screws.
It flared up!! I thought it was working, but...
Yeah, no, it doesn’t work... back to square one...
In the end, I decided to replace the boiler.
The gas bill was pretty high, too, and, well, I just wanted to replace it.
I’d wanted to replace it even before I moved in.
So I contacted the Samsung Service Center and requested that they dismantle and move the stacked washer and dryer to another room.
(I think it cost 80,000 or 90,000 won?? .... ㅠㅠ)
After they removed them, I took another proper look, and what do you know!? It worked again!
Nope, it doesn’t. Back you go. As expected, it still didn’t work.
So in the end, I bought the product shown above.
Of course, I couldn’t get the 200,000-won subsidy, and I paid for the package that included installation. I added a carbon monoxide detector, too, so I think the total came to 759,000 won.
So, the boiler was installed, and it’s working well now.
But this was where things really began...
The existing Daesung Celtic boiler was 205 mm wide,
while the Rinnai RC600-22KF model I was planning to switch to was 255 mm wide.
That’s right, I had to extend the washer platform....
