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Thank you very much Stem for the detailed information. That looks how my system is set up. Well, not sure what the noise is :? , I shall see if it is still making it when I heat the water later. Is it possible to cure the rad that always gets air in? Is there a general vent for the...

Firstly, sorry to be a bit stupid posting here with fully understanding what system I have. I have cold water feed in the loft. Tank in airing cupboard Boiler in kitchen (approx 15yrs old) Boiler operates hot water and heating independently via wall switch thing. A week or so ago, I...

After sucessfully replacing my heating/water timer i've decided to buy a new digital themostat. I currently have the honeywell t6360b and was wondering if there is a direct replacement? some digital ones mention "easy 2 wire connection" however, behind my 6360there are 3 + earth? was looking at...

thanks chris! ill give it a go!

thanks for your help. this is what is behind the timer. http://www.sendspace.com/file/8f8py4 I know if i make sure all wires are connected will work. I know to romove the live link too, but making sure the orange one is still in live!

i dont want to touch the wiring centre. The backplate is different because the timer is well old i think! Its just that behing the timer there is literally 20 ish wires, so assume this may be wiring centre

its not a straight swap, the back plate to the 7100 has terminals 1->6 live, neutral. Then still in backplate but not to timer are earth(3 wires), another neutral (3 wires) and 3x spare 2 with 2 cables in, 1 empty! So would this be more wiring centre? If not will the other be near my hot tank?

Im looking to replace my honeywell st7100 timer with st6400c (apparantly direct replacement). I wondered where the plan wiring centre is, is it the base behind the 7100, lots of cables in there! is it poss to upload pics to show??

As title really. Am replacing my honeywell st7100 with st6400c, not to sure how to. What do the plans mean?

really dont know!

sorry wilhelm, what do you mean? The old one is being replaced and theres loads of cables in the existing rear plate, also being replaced. Just that some cables in the old back plate that are connected to terminals, on the new plate dont have to be connected, so unsure what to do with these cables.

Im replacing my honeywell 7100 with 6300 and unsure about wiring! There are more cables into terminals at the rear of 7100 than 6300. There is a brief description sayin for eg 7100 terminals 6300 terminals 1---------------------------------->3...

I currently have the st7100 timer and want to purchase the st6400c. Does anyone know if the 6400 is a direct replacement to the fitting the 7100 will be removed from? Many thanks

Firstly im new to forum, so hi. Im having a new kitchen fitted soon and am probably going to move the cooker switch, as the hob and oven will be moved slightly left of where it is now. My query is what is the recomended size of twin and earth for a (i think) 3kw electric cooker, and is it...