On Oct 29, 12:34 pm, JimK wrote:
On Oct 29, 10:52 am, Rob Horton wrote:



JimK wrote:
amazingly my new heatbank has a programmer that doesn;t remember my
programming when there's a power cut/interruption/tripped mcb etc -
does that sound right or have i got a duffer?

Getting fecked off with the reprogramming/not knwoing if it's reset
itself unless checking - what are the reccommendations for a
replacement that remembers!? any to avoid?

Is this an opportunity to soup it up with weather compensation and
other clever stuff perchance?

Currently it's a "Danfoss FP715Si" - 2 channel, pretty flexible but
what's the point if it can't feckin remember it!!

TIA
JimK

Looking at the datasheet

http://danfoss-randall.co.uk/PCMPDF/732v02.pdf

reveals the following information:

"Battery backup on power failure"
"Time and all other settings-indefinately"

Hmm, interesting use of the word indefinately. How long is that, 1 year,
10 years or 500,000,000 years?

Maybe the battery isn't fitted correctly or you have a faulty unit

thanks for the link to the pdf :)

cheers
JimK

well so far Danfoss have confirmed that it should retain programming
(as we now know), DPS have yet to reply to my emails

JimK