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Worcester Bosch Boiler CC Error Code
Outside weather sensor not reading on Worcester Bosch boilers.
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An outside weather sensor is fitted but the boiler reads it as open or shorted. Worcester's booklet mentions sensors wired to the wrong terminals, a reading out of range, a broken cable or the PCB.
Compatible models
In the Worcester engineer's service booklet for Greenstar CDi Classic combi, system and regular boilers fitted with an outside sensor.
Also shown as
No other codes are listed for this fault.
Difficulty
Try the basic checks, but the usual fix is a technician's job.
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How to fix Worcester Bosch CC
Look at the outdoor sensor
From the ground, see whether the small sensor box on the outside wall has been knocked off, damaged or had its cable cut by building or garden work. Don't open it or the boiler.
Restart the boiler
Switch off at the spur, wait a minute and switch back on.
When to call a technician
Cable repairs and sensor replacement should be done by an engineer, ideally the installer who set up the weather compensation.
Parts linked to CC
These are the parts an engineer usually checks for this code. They sit inside the sealed casing, so leave them to a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Frequently asked questions
Which Worcester Bosch models show the CC code?
In the Worcester engineer's service booklet for Greenstar CDi Classic combi, system and regular boilers fitted with an outside sensor.
Can I fix Worcester Bosch CC myself?
Only the outside checks above. If they don't clear CC, the fix is inside the boiler and needs a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Other Worcester Bosch boiler codes
- EA / EA 227Burner didn't light (no flame detected)
- CE 207 / H07Heating system water pressure too low
- E9 / E9 224Overheat limiter tripped
- FdReset button pressed or power cut during a fault
- A1Pump has run dry
- C6Fan running too slowly
- E2Heating flow temperature sensor fault
- A7Hot water temperature sensor fault
- A8Lost contact with the controls
- F7Flame signal with the burner off
- FAFlame still present after the gas shut off
- F0Internal control fault
- b1Code plug not detected
- SEAnnual service due
Last reviewed 2026-10-21. Codes and steps can vary by model; check your owner's manual.