(sorry :-})

It isn't up and running yet (still isolated from the water supply),
but the safety override switch was pressed in while the moving bits
were checked for operation.

Should it pop back out again immediately once the thermo unit is
dropped back to a lower temp ?

The reason for asking is it's sticking "in", and we're not sure if
it's a heat related function that'll sort itself out when it's plumbed
up and reached temp...

In article , Colin
Wilson o.uk writes
(sorry :-})

It isn't up and running yet (still isolated from the water supply),
but the safety override switch was pressed in while the moving bits
were checked for operation.

Should it pop back out again immediately once the thermo unit is
dropped back to a lower temp ?

The reason for asking is it's sticking "in", and we're not sure if
it's a heat related function that'll sort itself out when it's plumbed
up and reached temp...

No experience of the unit you describe but normal behaviour is that this
is just a mechanical stop, ie rotation stops at the 37(or
whatever)degree rotational setting and is overcome by pressing the
button. Rotating the dial lower than the stop setting should release the
button.
--
fred
Plusnet - I hope you like vanilla

No experience of the unit you describe but normal behaviour is that this
is just a mechanical stop, ie rotation stops at the 37(or
whatever)degree rotational setting and is overcome by pressing the
button. Rotating the dial lower than the stop setting should release the
button.

That's what I thought too...