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Heating Clock not working - but working next door!
I recently bought a Horstmann C27 Programmer and Digital thermostat. I
installed the C27 and it worked fine. I then installed the thermostat and stupidly guessed which neutral wire to stick in and guessed the wrong one - resulting in a pop and untimely death of my C27 programmer. I then got the correct wiring for the digital thermostat and the electritian who fixed it used a workaround on the backplate wiring so that both hot water and heating switch on from the switch with the expectation that I would move a couple of wires (I'm sure I've got this right) and plug in my next door neighbour's heating clock temporarily when I borrowed it. Here's the problem. It works on his but not on mine, despite everything else, incluing new thermostat, working from the switch! Anybody got any ideas? |
If I remember correctly then the digital thermostat / programmer I've
got just acts like a switch. there is no + or - and there is not even the conection for the 3rd wire that you get with the old mechanical thermostats. If it's like mine I dont see how you could wire it incorrectly in the first place. Even if it needs an AC supply then this has no 'polarity ' does it ! Simon |
The problem was that there was a third wire in my previous thermostat
(2 neutrals). I put the wrong one in and the Horstmann programmer literally went pop. I'm not proud of this piece of wiring, but there you are! |
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