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kevplumb - 10:02 PM on Sep. 19, 2009  reply | message
totally agree with what you where saying about heat loss it was a informative thread till the dick got in there
maocul - 6:46 PM on Sep. 7, 2009  reply | message
Hiya,

Sorry to bother you but wondered if you could have a look at the post below (you replied to my original post and gave a really good answer)

http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=189035

and see if you agree that the wiring I have now is right?!

Would really appreciate it!

Many thanks!

Emma
debzo - 8:59 PM on Sep. 5, 2009  reply | message
Hi - hope you had a good break! I have ordered the 3-way mixer from Wita ( the manufacturers ) as I already have the original servo which apparently serves both the 3 and 4 way mixers. Once that arrives (from Germany) I will be altering the pipe-work to put the servo-mixer and UFH pump to serve both ground and 1st floor manifolds - which will each then have a 2-port zone valve to open and close as needed. My thinking is that the Delta should be able to be wired as per the drawing? So at the minute everything is still operated manually. I really appreciate all your thoughts and help on this - I now have a much better understanding of the system - even though I still have to resolve the wiring between the Delta and the junction box. Not sure what will go where, so am still trying to get my brain round that. If you have any further ideas, they would be more than welcome.
seco services - 7:59 PM on May. 27, 2009  reply | message
your the man on wiring and programmers.
i been on a post today randell 4033 about half way down the page.

don't know if you had read it and gave it a wide birth.

but the guy appears to have a gravity system pumped hw.
but the bit i can't seam to get round is why his old programmer is using the hw off to feed the white wire on a zone valve.

just wondered if you had an idea as it bugging me as to how its been wired and working if i've missed somesome

thanks.
seco services - 7:10 PM on May. 27, 2009  reply | message
mr hailsham you on here ?
bigchris - 6:23 PM on Nov. 16, 2008  reply | message
Mate, I saw your topic.....

http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=127802

and am having the exact same problems here.....

http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1057307#1057307

How did you get the hinge door open? I've tried everything.
Cheers,
Chris
DEREK1959 - 12:37 PM on Oct. 4, 2008  reply | message
HELLO I HAVE JUST SIGNED IN NEVER USED B4 COULD DO WITH SOME HELP ON HERE HOW DO I ASK A QUESTION
futureechos - 12:05 PM on Aug. 4, 2008  reply | message
Thanks v much for your advice last week ref replacement for Glowworm Mastermind. New Siemens programmer fitted, works great.

thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

Mark
 
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