Thermostat hit and miss with boiler

[JVTrades]

keep us posted.

 

[Jones82]

Is it 240 or low voltage controls? I'd be checking the sl from the thermostat receiver is sending 240 then checking the boiler terminals are receiving it, could be as simple as a loose wire, or a faulty stat.

Or if the boiler is receiving current but nothing happening then contact Ideal and go the warranty route.

 

[Husk24]

No idea about the voltage myself but the thermostat/receiver was replaced today with a new one, exactly same, said it was working fine until I came home n checked it was doing the same as above hit n miss. The boiler was only installed 4 weeks ago alongside the thermostat. Now the second one is still doing the same.

 

[Murdoch]

The receiver was about 15 meters away, it should work upto 30 meters but there were a few walls in between and now that has been moved and the distance from receiver to thermostat is roughly 3-4 meters with one wall in between. The receiver lights up when i turn thermostat up, its the boiler that doesn’t turn on when it should do

hum ......... in an empty field.

are you sure the boiler is set to constant?

 

[Husk24]

What do you mean set to constant?

 

[Murdoch]

What do you mean set to constant?

On all the time .... so the room stat turns the boiler on and off

If you have a timer on the boiler or controller, and a time setting on the room stat it’s not a good set up ...

 

[Husk24]

I have a timer which is always set to on all day during daytime and off night time as we don’t have heating on during night. Then I have this Danfoss thermostat which is purely to raise or lower temp, it is not programmable. This issue occurs during day when timer is set to on.

 

[SimonG]

Inspirational

 

[Harvest Fields]

Inspirational

He really does bring a lot to the table mate. Must have a good 30 seconds experience.

 

[king of pipes]

Shaun block the troll bud dont need this on here . Kop