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Worcester Bosch Boiler E2 Error Code
Heating flow temperature sensor fault on Worcester Bosch boilers.
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The boiler can't get a believable reading from the NTC thermistor on the heating flow pipe. Worcester's booklet lists a corroded plug, a broken lead, a failed sensor or the PCB. The boiler is blocked from running until it's sorted.
Compatible models
Covered in the user instructions for Greenstar CDi Classic ErP combis and HighFlow 440CDi and 550CDi ErP, and in the engineer's booklet for CDi Classic boilers.
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 E2
Try a single restart
Switch off at the fused spur, wait a minute, switch on. If E2 shows again, there's nothing else for you to try from outside the casing.
When to call a technician
Replacing the sensor or its lead is a Gas Safe engineer job.
Parts linked to E2
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 E2 code?
Covered in the user instructions for Greenstar CDi Classic ErP combis and HighFlow 440CDi and 550CDi ErP, and in the engineer's booklet for CDi Classic boilers.
Can I fix Worcester Bosch E2 myself?
Only the outside checks above. If they don't clear E2, 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
- 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
- CCOutside weather sensor not reading
- SEAnnual service due
Last reviewed 2026-10-21. Codes and steps can vary by model; check your owner's manual.