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Hi guys!
I realised I've got a hot water issue (fortunately not while in the shower!). My flat has communal heating for hot water/central heating (supplied by Eon). The system comprises a Honeywell RWB29 controller, a room thermostat, 2 diverter valves and a pump. When the room stat calls for heating, the relevant valve opens and the pump is started. When the controller asks for the water to be heated up though, the valve doesn't open and the pump isn't switched on either.
As such, I think there's no issue with the communal heating side of the system but rather with the flat's, right? Is the pump switched on only if the valve is confirmed to be open or does the controller not care about their individual states? To me it sounds like either a valve or a controller issue but I'm open to other suggestions.
Thanks!
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I realised I've got a hot water issue (fortunately not while in the shower!). My flat has communal heating for hot water/central heating (supplied by Eon). The system comprises a Honeywell RWB29 controller, a room thermostat, 2 diverter valves and a pump. When the room stat calls for heating, the relevant valve opens and the pump is started. When the controller asks for the water to be heated up though, the valve doesn't open and the pump isn't switched on either.
As such, I think there's no issue with the communal heating side of the system but rather with the flat's, right? Is the pump switched on only if the valve is confirmed to be open or does the controller not care about their individual states? To me it sounds like either a valve or a controller issue but I'm open to other suggestions.
Thanks!
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numerous links to "pistonheads" website removed
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