A11
Raypak
External Control / Thermostat Input Fault
Boiler shows A11; unit may not respond to thermostat or BMS call for heat.
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Possible Causes
Open thermostat or call-for-heat circuit, Loose wiring at terminal strip, Faulty external control (BMS, aquastat), Incorrect control settings on Raypak board
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Turn OFF power before working on low-voltage wiring.
Steps:
- 1. Verify call for heat: Check that the thermostat or building management system is actually calling for heat and set above room temperature.
- 2. Inspect low-voltage wiring: Open the Raypak control panel and locate the thermostat or call-for-heat terminals. Ensure wires are firmly attached and not corroded or broken.
- 3. Bypass test (for diagnosis only): With power OFF, temporarily install a jumper wire across the call-for-heat terminals. Restore power. If the boiler now responds and A11 clears, the issue is in the external control or its wiring. Remove the jumper after testing.
- 4. Check control settings: Review the Raypak control menu to ensure the correct operating mode is selected (e.g., local thermostat vs. remote control). Refer to the installation manual.
If A11 persists with a confirmed call for heat and proper wiring, the control board input circuit may be defective and should be evaluated by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
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