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S plan advice please...

Aye, I think I'd be tempted to disconnect all wiring relating to DHW and concentrate on getting just the CH working as it should then concentrate on the DHW a bit at a time testing as you go.

If you try to look at the whole thing at once you can end-up not being able to see the wood for the trees, so break it down into smaller more manageable bits.

And remember; when you're up to your ar$e in alligators it's difficult to remember that your first priority was to drain the swamp.


I agree re it's sometimes quicker to just disconnect and reconnect, but to answer the other question if you connected the cylinder stat backwards it would make connect on fall rather than rise so that wouldn't be the cause of the boiling water.
 
I agree re it's sometimes quicker to just disconnect and reconnect, but to answer the other question if you connected the cylinder stat backwards it would make connect on fall rather than rise so that wouldn't be the cause of the boiling water.

Please bear with me here.

Having spent an afternoon with Tidyboiler I'm a bit dazed & confused now (but happy) but surely you WANT the cylinder stat to close on temperature fall. That would then open the zone valve, the micro switch on the zone valve would fire the boiler, the water in the cylinder would get hot, then the cylinder stat would open and the return spring on the zone valve would close the valve and open the contacts on the micro switch shutting the boiler down.
 
Got the plumber to fire it all up when we were all done on site the other week and confirmed happy, CH as should be, but presume he didnt wait to check DHW temp.

Its only when customer popped along at weekend to try out that they discovered boiling hot water.

Hopefully shouldn't be too much trouble to sort.

Thanks for all your help.
 
Got the plumber to fire it all up when we were all done on site the other week and confirmed happy, CH as should be, but presume he didnt wait to check DHW temp.

Its only when customer popped along at weekend to try out that they discovered boiling hot water.

Hopefully shouldn't be too much trouble to sort.

Thanks for all your help.

The lazy sod SHOULD have checked it all AND instructed the customer how to use it before he left !!!

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I don't recall you complaining earlier.............................................. pet. :dita:

I wasn't and I'm not ............................................. pet ;)
 
Please bear with me here.

Having spent an afternoon with Tidyboiler I'm a bit dazed & confused now (but happy) but surely you WANT the cylinder stat to close on temperature fall. That would then open the zone valve, the micro switch on the zone valve would fire the boiler, the water in the cylinder would get hot, then the cylinder stat would open and the return spring on the zone valve would close the valve and open the contacts on the micro switch shutting the boiler down.

You know what I meant :6:
 

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