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BLOWING FUSES PART 2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks to all the constructive info
instead of replying to you all individually, i started this new thread. husband home heres what hes done so far the first controller is an 'ACL lifestyle model LP522' ACTUALLY FLSHED OUT WHEN FIRST NEW FUSE WAS PUT IN it was then replaced with 'Siemens RWB 9' WHEN FIRST FUSE PUT IN IT WORKED,THIS WAS ABOUT A MONTH AGO. OBVIOUSLEY DUE TO THE 'HOT WEATHER' THE HEATING HAS NOT BEEN USED MUCH, AND OUR HOT WATER IS SUPPLIED BY EITHER IMMERSION OR GAS AND IT WASN'T NOTICED UNTIL A FORTNIGHT LATER, THAT THE CONTROL BOX WASN'T WORKING AGAIN I DISCONNECTED THE PUMP, FROM THE SYSTEM AND STILL THE FUSE BLEW RECONNECTED THE PUMP AND DISCONNECTED THE VALVE,STILL THE FUSE BLEW, GOT THE HOT WATER TO FIRE,THE PUMP WAS RUNNING OK,SMOOTH AND USUAL, WHEN THE HEATING WAS TURNED ON,THE FUSE BLEW AGAIN, I DISMANTALLED THE MOTOR UNIT ON THE VALVE,SO THE VALVE COULD BE SHIFTED MANUALLY,GOT THE HT WATER FIRED AGAIN, MANUALLY SHIFTED THE VALVE,AND GOT THE HOT WATER TO RUN THE HEATING SYSTEM,AS I WAS TOLD THERE COULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLY AN AIRLOCK CAUSING THE PUMP TO STALL, BUT DOING THIS PROOVED THERE WAS NO AIRLOCK IN THE SYSTEM, WITH THE VALVE STILL SWITCHED TO CENTRAL HEATING SIDE I TRIED TO FIRE THE CENTRAL HEATING ON THE CONTROL BOX, AND THE FUSE BLEW AGAIN, THE NEXT THING I DID WAS TO DISCONNECT THE THERMOSTAT,TRIED IT AGAIN, AND THE FUSE BLEW AGAIN, THE BACK PLATE HAS BEEN CHANGED ON THE CONTROL BOX,STILL BLEW THE FUSE, THEN THE FUSE WAS BLOWING WITH ALL SWITCHED OFF ON THE CONTROL BOX, PURCHASED ANOTHER CONTROL BOX,STILL BLOWING FUSES SO THANKS PEOPLE FOR ALL THE GREAT INFO SO FAR, IF THIS HAS ENLIGHTENED ANY OF YOU FURTHER WE WOULD APPRICIATE ANY FURTHER ASSISTANCE JO |
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wrote in message oups.com... snip husband home heres what hes done so far snip A load of SHOUTING by the looks of it!... Please keep to lower case other than were a Capital should be, it's kinder on the eyes and easier to read. |
raden wrote:
In message .com, writes thanks to all the constructive info instead of replying to you all individually, i started this new thread. husband home heres what hes done so far Failed to press the middle key on the left hand side of the keyboard it's called caps lock and it is considered impolite to type in capitals I find it much faster to read. That is how I write things down :-) My history teacher ruined my hand writing at secondary school. She forgot to tell me that I should take notes and not write everything down that she said. The result of this, was I tried writing at conversation speed and have done this ever since. It ruined my style. My hand writing is un-readable now, even 45 years after leaving that school. Dave |
In message , Dave
writes raden wrote: In message .com, writes thanks to all the constructive info instead of replying to you all individually, i started this new thread. husband home heres what hes done so far Failed to press the middle key on the left hand side of the keyboard it's called caps lock and it is considered impolite to type in capitals I find it much faster to read. That is how I write things down :-) Whatever If someone types a page in uppercase, I ignore it and move on, as I did in this case It's the equivalent to shouting at people or farting in public -- geoff |
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On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 00:01:18 +0100, Stefek Zaba
scrawled: Egad, you leave uk.d-i-y for a few months, come back, and the place is overtaken by an outbreak of panic ;-) Ahhhhh, I wondered where you were! Welcome back. ;) -- Stuart @ SJW Electrical Please Reply to group |
On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 23:39:21 +0100, ":::Jerry::::"
wrote: A load of SHOUTING by the looks of it!... I'd be shouting if my house had flooded and central heating packed up! sponix |
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In message , Ian
Stirling writes raden wrote: In message .com, writes thanks to all the constructive info instead of replying to you all individually, i started this new thread. husband home heres what hes done so far Failed to press the middle key on the left hand side of the keyboard Tab? Not here Ian "¬/`" Tab Caps lock Shift Ctrl That's ignoring Esc which isn't part of the group -- geoff |
raden wrote:
In message , Ian Stirling writes raden wrote: In message .com, writes thanks to all the constructive info instead of replying to you all individually, i started this new thread. husband home heres what hes done so far Failed to press the middle key on the left hand side of the keyboard Tab? Not here Ian "¬/`" Tab Caps lock Shift Ctrl That's ignoring Esc which isn't part of the group Poor escape key - its the only one on its own. Awwww! |
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raden wrote: Tab? Not here Ian "¬/`" Tab Caps lock Shift Ctrl That's ignoring Esc which isn't part of the group On my keyboard it could be said to be as it's the same colour. "`¬ " is a character key, and the same colour as those. -- *I must always remember that I'm unique, just like everyone else. * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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Dave wrote: raden wrote: In message .com, writes thanks to all the constructive info instead of replying to you all individually, i started this new thread. husband home heres what hes done so far Failed to press the middle key on the left hand side of the keyboard it's called caps lock and it is considered impolite to type in capitals I find it much faster to read. That is how I write things down :-) I wouldn't advertise that too widely. It's generally only poor readers who are capable of reading upper-case faster than lower-case letters. Proficient readers use a wider range of clues including the shapes of the words (these simply don't appear with upper-case of course). There is a psychological cue broadcast along with text that is all in upper case - it says' "I'm assuming that you are stupid." The cue is masked for speciality purposes such as short headlines, surnames in lists, short warning notices, some names on maps, &c but if you use it generally you are, at the very least, being impolite. My history teacher ruined my hand writing at secondary school. She forgot to tell me that I should take notes and not write everything down that she said. The result of this, was I tried writing at conversation speed and have done this ever since. It ruined my style. My hand writing is un-readable now, even 45 years after leaving that school. No one was complaining about your handwriting! ;-) -- John Cartmell john@ followed by finnybank.com 0845 006 8822 Qercus magazine FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527 www.finnybank.com Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing |
Stefek Zaba wrote:
Egad, you leave uk.d-i-y for a few months, come back, and the place is overtaken by an outbreak of panic ;-) Long time no hear... welcome back! -- Cheers, John. /================================================== ===============\ | Internode Ltd - http://www.internode.co.uk | |-----------------------------------------------------------------| | John Rumm - john(at)internode(dot)co(dot)uk | \================================================= ================/ |
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