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@RandomGrinch hasn’t been on for ages (I hope he’s ok). You’d probably be as well ripping that shoite Esi wiring center out. Unless of course the Tado can provide the 5v?

Check the Honeywell 2 port is the correct orientation

That’s difficult to answer based on location and how companies operate. Your builder should be the one sorting it really.

Looks ok to me. Just make sure you haven’t clamped on the insulation. If it’s not working, then voltage testing would be my next advice.

Hard to follow, but I think it looks correct. In your 1st diagram, there’s is no 2nd wire in WC1/Zone 1 terminal 3, whereas there isn’t now, so should be ok.

Then you have likley blown a fuse or tripped an mcb.

Obviously low. What did you test between?

Could be the wiring harness.

Has a pump been fitted with the new cylinder?

It could be a few things. Was the sensor actually replaced or just cleaned? Could be debris as you say.

Can you grip the nut underneath and turn the tap at the same time? Or twist the tap from above until it hits the tiles/wood or mallet and then keep turning from above?

It was more to make him aware Correct

Finally, a bit of sense. As I said, you have no neutral and a CH off. Inform the builder he has done it wrong. If it was swapped on the backplate, the replacement would work unless faulty.

Or at least renove it and see if it still trips

Put as many as you want up. You still have no neutral and still have a CH off - which is rarely used