changing randall 4033 programmer/ timer to sunvic 2000

[phil hair]

hi, i am going to change my broken randall 4033 timer to a sunvic 2000 timer.

i have found a conversion chart which gives the alternative locations for the wires from the randall to the sunvic, ie, 7 to N, 6 to L,ect.

There is a birdsnest of wires in the back of the randall, and i was wondering, would it be alright to take all the wires and put the in chock block/wiring center, then run a tails from the center to the respective connections on the sunvic.

would like to make sure before i open up this can of worms.

thanks

 

[lame plumber]

mmmmmmmmmmm, everyday life as a heating technician, make sure you know what each one is doing, the guy you end up calling in wont thank you if the arent labelled up

 

[mountainman]

That's how I would do it.

 

[gassafe]

If your gonna go to the hassle of changing programmers don't fit a Sunvic tat! Get a nice drayton or honeywell!

 

[phil hair]

ok, so i followed the instructions, it didnt work. i tried to figure it out, with some success.
do any for you brilliant people know the wiring by numbers for this? please

 

[ShaunCorbs]

http://www.sunvic.co.uk/codepages/downloads.aspx?file=/media/1288741/le-0497-0005-nov2011-rev00.pdf

 

[PETE 123]

Why not just fit another 4033 and save yourself a load of work

 

[phil hair]

i followed the instructions as above. (or have i???)
it only works when ho****er and c heating are switched on together. checking the terminals on the back with multi meter there is no current across terminal 4 to neutral. so no c heating. the current from c heating off stays on.

confused.............