worchester and honeywell

[hwads]

Hi Hope I'm posting in right location,

A simple question Im hoping, I recently had a worchester CDI compact fitted (great job and boiler) The boiler is in a new location so i said i would extend the wires from my Honeywell CM907 but i do not know on which connections to use in the boiler, I rang the worchester help line and the chap said "it won't work" and i need a mains voltage one!!!
I though i would ask here, cause i believe him to be wrong

Its a 2 wire device which runs from 2 batteries.

Thanks for your help

 

[Dotty]

We tend to find that the manufacturers know what they're talking about with their appliances.

You can't take the case off anyway.

 

[hwads]

I have the case off, and i have extended the wires just need to know which terminals to connect then to.

 

[Killy Bing]

Ill let cropp tell you how you're breaking the law. I will tell you it wont work

 

[Dotty]

You shouldn't have the case off! How will you confirm the integrity of the seal?

Are you a gsr?

Turn the bloody thing off, stop tampering with stuff you don't have a scooby about and call in someone who knows what they're doing before you end up as a statistic!

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