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1. Do you want me to remove the wire which goes from the heatlink to the boiler or should I keep this in place? 2. Using the image below, do you want me to run a single piece of brown cable between the L terminal and RT?

No, I did not. I have just done that ie grey wire is in RT RT next to B Off has red cable linked again Boiler fires up when Central heating is switched on manually at the boiler. However, unable to control central heating via Nest App Thanks for all the help.

Heating was working perfectly. When the heating is turned on via the boiler itself, the boiler fires up However, I cannot control the Central Heating via the Nest Thermostat Yes, it does Attached image below and still nothing Yes, I have. You have an excellent eye for detail.

Many thanks :mrgreen: Attached below.

I removed the wire (link) between the 24V RT connector and still nothing Thanks Doc. I have wired it exactly like the video and still nothing

I inherited the boiler so can not say 'yes' or 'no' with certainty My existing set up looks just like the pic with a link in the 24V RT connector

Thanks. Did the above and still nothing

Jus to so that I am clear, do you want me to do the following? - Leave the existing brown cable in terminal 2 - Remove the grey cable in terminal 3 - Add the grey cable from terminal 3 to the brown cable in terminal 2

I've attached images of the wiring so far The boiler is a Vaillant ecotec pro 28 This is a Brand new Version 3 Nest Thermostat Does anyone know why it's not firing up the boiler? Yes, I have.

Nest is not firing up boiler and I need to know whether i have done something wrong So far here is what i've done the following wiring work - Using 4 core cable, i've wired two cores to the L and N on both the heatlink and boiler - The third core is connected to terminal 3 on the heatlink...

Great responses. Thank you very guys. Much appreciated.

In 2024, what's the best way to move washing machine and fridge along Lino vinyl flooring without damaging/tearing it?

Thanks for responding. Much appreciated. I rectified the issue, before seeing your response. For anyone in a similar situation, I used some instant contact spray adhesive, then pulled/ stuck the vinyl to ensure there was no slack. I then something long and flat to 'iron' out any dimples and...

This subsection of the forum is absolutely useless.

Just laid some new lino flooring the kitchen. However, I have these ugly ripples and dimples in the lino. How do o remove these? Is this normal during install? The lino hasn't been glued down yet.

Thanks lads. Will nip up existing and if that doesn't work, will just replace it as suggested above

Perished /mangled Washer appears to be the reason for the leak at my kitchen sink overflow.. Is this size washer easily replaceable via a plumbing shop? When refitting i plan on splodging a generous amount of silicone between the washer and sink for a leak free finish. Is this advisable...

Nothing happens when you pull out the cutout fuse. It's like any other fuse you'd pull out. It's all a myth and bullshit created by the electrical industry to prevent people from tampering and removing the meters...

On this forum and online, I'd always heard that one should never pull the fuse from the cutout for reasons ranging from 1. The DNO/ electrical company will know and they will have you arrested for tampering with their equipment :mrgreen: 2. You need secret specialist equipment to pull the fuse...

Yes, i made a mistake.. Was told to use 'jointing compound' Plumbers grease is on my mind as i happened to find some gathering dust in my bag. Similarly, i have never used jointing compound when refitting rads.. But then again i only whip the odd rad off per year... If you've never had to use...