Which circulator are you having problems with?
System Circulator
Is the system circulator running?
Check the System Pump setting in the parameters. Access the control using password “86”. Is the parameter set to “Never”?
Change the setting to the appropriate setting using “86” as your password.
It would be normal for the system circulator to not run in a DHW demand. If the system circulator is running it would be either DHW priority has been turned off due to not needing DHW priority or was changed accidently. Check the DHW priority setting is correct and check pump settings. Use a password of 86.
Repair or replace the wire from the line voltage circuit board to the circulator.
Change the circulator
It would be normal to show standby and have the pump operate if there is a demand on the boiler and the burner is off on setpoint.
It would be normal for the system circulator to run during a demand for heat.
Check the System Pump setting in the parameters. Access the control using password “86”. Is the parameter set to “Any Demand or Central Heat no Priority”?
Replace boiler high voltage wiring harness.
Replace the line voltage board.
Replace the Sage2 control.
Any pump setting other than “Any Demmand” or “Central Heat No Priority” the system pump should not be running on a DHW demand. Verify the system pump is wired to the boiler System Pump terminals. If so change the Sage2 control.
Replace the fuse, disconnect the circulator wires from the System pump terminals on the boiler. Re-energize the boiler. Did the fuse blow again?
Unplug the lower J4 harness from the Sage2 control. This will have all the red and black wires except one red wire. Did the fuse blow again?
Replace the line voltage board.
Disconnect the wires from the circulator. Make sure they are not touching anything or each other. Do a continunity reading on the wires. If the wire is shorted to itself you will get a reading, if not you will not. Do you have continunity?
Replace the wire between the circulator and the line voltage board.
Replace Circulator.
Reconnect J4 harness to the Sage2 control. Before re-energizing the boiler verify there is no demand on the boiler. Either turn down all thermosatas and aquastat on IWH or remove one Heating tstat wire and one DHW wire from the boiler terminal strip. Re-endergize the boiler, did the fuse blow again?
Replace Sage2 control.
Replace boiler wiring harness.
Boiler Circulator
Is the boiler circulator running?
It is defaulted to run when there is a demand for heat or hot water. The circulator should run as long as there is a demand. Is there a Central Heat (CH) or Domestic Hot Water (DHW) demand?
If your application does not require the boiler circulator to operate at the time check the programing of the boiler circulator in Adjust button using 86 as a password. Adjust as needed.
Press the status button. Scroll left to the Pump Status screen. Does the boiler pump display “On”?
Press the status button. Scroll left to the Pump Status screen. Does the boiler pump display “Off or On”?
Check voltage at the boiler circulator terminas on the line voltage terminal strip. Is 120Vac available?
Replace the fuse, disconnect the circulator wires from the boiler pump terminals on the boiler. Re-energize the boiler. Did the fuse blow again?
Pump should not be running. This is normal.
DHW Circulator
Is the DHW circulator running or not running?
It is defaulted to run when there is a demand for hot water. The circulator should run as long as there is a demand. Is there a Domestic Hot Water (DHW) demand?
Flip the dip switch to priority.
Verify the DHW aquastat is wired to the boiler DHW terminals and the circulator is wired to the DHW pump terminals. Wired this way?
Change wiring
Remove circulator wire from DHW pump terminals on line voltage board. Did the fuse blow again?
Remove wire crom DHW circulator. Attach wires to the DHW pump terminals on the boiler line voltage board. Did the fuse blow again?
This is normal.