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So, if I use the pull cord switch that's there, how would I wire it up - Com, L1, L2? I've bought some 4 core cable (the 3 usual suspects plus an extra grey one for the switched live) so, apart from the G/Y earth, I'll have neutral, live & switched live in and the same out.

No need for the isolator? Sounds much simpler/easier.

I've been trying to get around to replacing the old bathroom in-line ducted extractor fan in the loft with a new run-on version as the one up there currently is next to useless. As there is a pull cord switch next to the shower, I assumed (I know, never assume, it makes an ASS out of U and ME)...

Hi everyone. I won't bore you with my tale of woe but due to a problem I have had to remove a kitchen ceiling light fitting (temporarily). It has 2 wires, connected with a block to the supply. Now when I switch the lights on, one of the other lights doesn’t come on. There are 3 lights in a row...

:D The "reset" seems to have done the trick. The procedure was the same as in the installation manual of heating control fully clockwise then back in less than 2 seconds causing the display to show SERV. As for the condensate pipe:- The house is circa 1957 so when the previous owners...

Got hold of "The man" who took me through a reset procedure - don't ask, :roll: I've no idea - which, hopefully, has reset something. I'll let you know.

Thanks for your time. It is a combi which is what puzzled me about first thing this morning as, as you say, no hot water was being drawn. What led me to think it might be similar to the hijacked thread was that "The management" had a shower when she came in from the gym and the heating came...

:?: I've searched for anything like this problem, both on the web in general and here at DIYnot in particular, without anything near it. I noticed when I woke up this morning, that I could here the whisper of the central heating :!:. When I checked the Honeywell controller it was still set to...