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Radiators get hot when I turn on the hot water
I've had a new system boiler installed (Vaillent ecoTec 618) which is
wired to a Honeywell 6400 programmer. When ever i now turn on the hot water the radiators get hot. Why is this? Has the programmer been incorrectly wired? or is it that the diverter valve is stuck? Any help will be much appreciated |
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I belive that its a Y-Plan
Set Square wrote: In an earlier contribution to this discussion, wrote: I've had a new system boiler installed (Vaillent ecoTec 618) which is wired to a Honeywell 6400 programmer. When ever i now turn on the hot water the radiators get hot. Why is this? Has the programmer been incorrectly wired? or is it that the diverter valve is stuck? Any help will be much appreciated I am assuming that the ecoTec 618 *isn't* a combi boiler - and that it is supposed to provide *stored* hot water plus central heating. Is that right? The 6400 is just a 2-channel time clock - so there must also be one or more motorised valves - and probably a room and cylinder thermostat - making up the overall control system. It would help to know whether you have a Y-Plan (one 3-port valve) or S-Plan (two 2-port valves) system. See http://content.honeywell.com/uk/homes/systems.htm for more details. -- Cheers, Set Square ______ Please reply to newsgroup. Reply address is invalid. |
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