Yes - I think it's a faulty Digistat too but the plumber is saying its all the electrics that are wrong and he wants us to rewire everything. I told him that the thermostat worked fine until he fitted the new Digistat - really cross as now I will have to call someone else out to fit yet another Digistat.
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Definitely a faulty digistat.
If you have the receiver (SCR) and thermostat (transmitter) on the wall, replacement is a relatively easy DIY job which just involves fitting a new transmitter, and re-binding with the receiver so the receiver recognises the new stat. Instructions on binding will come with the new stat, but make sure it's the same model exactly.
Rewiring the pump will solve nothing and cost you electricity.
If you have the receiver (SCR) and thermostat (transmitter) on the wall, replacement is a relatively easy DIY job which just involves fitting a new transmitter, and re-binding with the receiver so the receiver recognises the new stat. Instructions on binding will come with the new stat, but make sure it's the same model exactly.
Rewiring the pump will solve nothing and cost you electricity.
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