Honeywell sundial rf2 to nest v3.

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Hello,

Im in the process of replacing honeywell sundial rf2 (DT92E & ST429C ) to Nest V3 S Plan.

Ive successful ( i think) wired up the nest link correctly.
N to N
L to L
Jumper from live to 2 then 2 to 5
Heating into 3
Water into 6
E to E


The nest thermostat is up and running looking nice and pretty but......
When i call for heat, my worcester bosch fires up, the temp goes up a 5 to 10 degrees, then the heat stops and drops but the boiler still keeps running / blue light of the worcester bosch stays on.
The app and thermostat turn the boiler on and off, but as before no heat.

Same with the water.

I looked at the wiring diagram and numerous pics on this site but, i just cant figure out what's wrong. Ive trawled this site to no gain.

Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. If you require further pics or info please let me know.

Regards

Craig
 

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Hello,

Im in the process of replacing honeywell sundial rf2 (DT92E & ST429C ) to Nest V3 S Plan.

Ive successful ( i think) wired up the nest link correctly.
N to N
L to L
Jumper from live to 2 then 2 to 5
Heating into 3
Water into 6
E to E


The nest thermostat is up and running looking nice and pretty but......
When i call for heat, my worcester bosch fires up, the temp goes up a 5 to 10 degrees, then the heat stops and drops but the boiler still keeps running / blue light of the worcester bosch stays on.
The app and thermostat turn the boiler on and off, but as before no heat.

Same with the water.

I looked at the wiring diagram and numerous pics on this site but, i just cant figure out what's wrong. Ive trawled this site to no gain.

Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. If you require further pics or info please let me know.

Regards

Craig
 

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Presumably the boiler temperature knob is turned up to a typical position? Usually about 2/3 of maximum.
 
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Have you decommissioned the previous thermostat and receiver? You don’t show the Nest wiring? How is the Nest powered?
 
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Hello,
Yes ive decommissioned the old planner and stat.
Tried to show the wiring best as possible.
As before ive gone
N to N
L to L then jumper to 2 then 5
Ch in 3
Hw in 6
Regards
 

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I havent altered anything. Basically ive removed the programmer and then wired up the nest link with the wires removed from the programmer. Sorry and ive used jumper wires on the link.
Regards
 
but if you have an old existing thermostat, you will have to turn it fully up or link the two switching wires
 
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