Verified boiler fault code
Keston 64 Fault Code (Heat 2)
Blocking due to mains undervoltage.
Safety disclaimer
Fault code summary
- Manufacturer
- Keston
- Fault code
- 64
- Fault type
- Electrical
- Severity
- blocking
- Reset
- Not specified
- Applicable models
- Keston Heat 2 45, Keston Heat 2 55, Keston Heat 2 45P, Keston Heat 2 55P
Quick answer
Blocking due to mains undervoltage.
What does this fault code mean?
Blocking due to mains undervoltage.
Common causes
- Mains undervoltage.
Symptoms
- The boiler fault screen shows code 64 and a blocking condition.
What can the homeowner safely check?
- Check only whether the property has a wider electrical supply problem.
Boiler reset information
Reset information was not provided in the verified manufacturer source. Do not repeatedly reset an unresolved fault.
When should I call an engineer?
Contact a suitably qualified heating engineer when the fault persists, the boiler locks out, or the manufacturer instructions do not resolve it. For gas appliance work in the UK, use a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Engineer diagnosis
- Verify mains voltage and boiler power electronics.
Applicable boiler models
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Manufacturer documentation
Keston Heat 2 Installation & Servicing ManualFAULT FINDING MENU: Blocking due to mains undervoltage — code 64; refer to check mains supply.
Last verified
2026-09-12
Frequently asked questions
What does Keston 64 mean?
Blocking due to mains undervoltage.