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Honeywell ST699 heating programmer
In message , Neil Barker
writes I have one of these:- http://www.zen58589.zen.co.uk/st699.pdf controlling my central heating/hot water. Works OK, but it will not allow independant hot water/heating, just both together and therefore I want to fit a different kind, which I already have. Well, actually it will IIRC The two channels will run independently of each other The reason for the interlock lies elsewhere Problem is that I can't manage to release it from its sub-base which is mounted on the wall - the manual says that, "it can be removed if required by depressing the locking catch with a screwdriver". There are two catches at the top and a release catch underneath. Insert a screwdriver in the slot and it comes off bottom first All fine and dandy, but where is the locking catch ? Thanks. -- geoff |
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