Have I blown my boiler electronics?

[AGAS]

I now consider myself to have a good/working understanding of central heating electronics which I'd never have got if I hadn't been forced to install my own

 

[penguin16]

Did I say something funny?

 

[AGAS]

yep

 

[penguin16]

yep

I forget the arrogance of the people around here. Why can't you comprehend the idea of someone being able to understand something as simple as domestic central heating electrics?

You don't need to worry about me though, I don't have any plans to become a plumber or heating engineer and take any of your work

 

[AGAS]

You don't need to worry about me though, I don't have any plans to become a plumber or heating engineer and take any of your work

im not

 

[penguin16]

im not

Phew - that's a relief. I was worried for a second you were really insecure about your career.

 

[kidgreen61]

I wonder what Tony would have charged to fit it, anyone know?

 

[Agile]

It did. That'll keep us going until Friday. Thanks for helping me out!

If it is now working with a 240v input then it seems that you can manage to control it with your Hive without replacing the boiler PCB.

It is quite likely that you have damaged the 24v input circuitry but it is faulted in the off condition and the boiler will continue to accept the 240v call for heat signal.

Tony

 

[AGAS]

Phew - that's a relief. I was worried for a second you were really insecure about your career.

why ! come on FFS