Yes I tried my old digistat again and also the new replacement which looks exactly the same. I'm buying a none digital thermostat today and will also try to unplug and replug the integral timer this evening!
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Worcester 35CDi II Thermostat problem I thought :(
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Very strange....how do you explain this.
I bought a non digital room thermostat (Drayton Combistat 24038) and wired it and with the cover of the thermostat tried to adjust the and to my surprise the heating was turning on and off. So I decided to put my old digistat back(wired in the same way I did it before) and surprise surprise it worked fine. Can't explain it as I tired it yesterday and with a new digistat too but it would not work. I'm so confused
I bought a non digital room thermostat (Drayton Combistat 24038) and wired it and with the cover of the thermostat tried to adjust the and to my surprise the heating was turning on and off. So I decided to put my old digistat back(wired in the same way I did it before) and surprise surprise it worked fine. Can't explain it as I tired it yesterday and with a new digistat too but it would not work. I'm so confused
Yes all tight and properly connected. It may have been a bad connection to the backplate, but on two different digistats... maybe.
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