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I just posted a question in another section but may be applicable in this section as well as an expert opinion on roofing would be very much appreciated. Thanks http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1825106#1825106

Our house has a is a typical two storey house, with a 'porch' on the front containing the entrance lobby and downstairs WC. These two rooms get VERY cold and i suspect the roof void is very badly insulated if at all. However there is no access hatch where i can check. I had planned on...

For those of you that recommended the Honeywell CM907 programmeable thermostat - THANKYOU VERY MUCH! What a decent bit of kit. Unlike my old one (the Timeguard), its accurate to half a degree and actually turns off when the air temperature falls below. However i do have a couple of questions...

Funny you should say that, i've been looking at that exact model - is it a good one then? With regards to my wiring, the 1 - (Red) - Com 2 - (Blank) - Off 3 - (Yellow) - On 4 - (Blue) - Neutral Does this sound correct? If not any ideas? I'd love to get this one sorted otherwise is the...

How can i tell if it's wired correctly?

Hi, i'm in need of some help with my room thermostat. I've recently posted on here about a Timeguard TRT035 programmeable thermostat. 'Picasso' helped me loads getting it set up properly but unfortunately I had to return it for a refund as it was so innacurate it wasn't turning on until at...

Is it raining? Bad weather can cause that to happen. Also look at where it's pointing in comarison with ur neighbours. If that fails get a higher strength aerial or ideally a signal booster. My BBC is fine but I struggle with channel 5 in my area. In really bad weather I can forget the majority...

Got it! Makes more sense now. Thanks for ur help today Picasso!

So looks like we isolated the wrong one then?

Right, the Dil switch is set to pumped and not gravity. The wires are as follows: Neutral: Black Live: Red 1 (HW Off): Red 2 (CH Off): (Blank) 3 (HW On): Yellow 4 (CH On): Blue Assuming the colour of the cables are correct, when wiring the thermostat, we connected red to live, yellow to...

ok

i cant see any exactly like it but there is an actuator, Danfoss HSA3. It's on a 3 way junction like the first photo. Is this what you mean?

Ok, how do i find out the valves? I know they're in the airing cupboard but there are several in there, how do i know what each one does?

Oh ok. Just a couple more things: 1) does it sound strange that even when i've set the heating to off on the programmer, the thermostat will still turn it on and off as necessary? If so is there a solution as i've got no way of completely turning the heating off. 2) Will the water still turn...

So basically i should leave my programmer on 'on' (contstant) all the time?

No i mean CP715 - sorry, must have hit wrong key. With regards to Pete's reply, i don't have no idea about the valves - any ideas on how I can find this out? It doesn't really bother me that I can't control the water and heating separately, I'm really trying to get the programmable...

In my opinion it's best waiting. Having to wear glasses seems a little already seems a little 'primative'. I admit the quality is far better than the old anaglyph but technology is already progressing away from glasses. Look at Nintendo's new DS and Toshiba's new 20 inch TV - neither require...

We had this problem too and insulated the inside face with insulated plasterboard. Don't forget the vapour barrier though otherwise it would just hide it.

Hi, I havn't really posted on here much before but I use I reguarly use it for solutions, however i'm now struggling on specific information about my new Programmable Thermostat. We've got a Potterton Suprema 40 boiler (i think thats the name) with a Danfoss CP725 programmer, and up until...

would a leak sealer not work? it would for me with a leaking joint. i know its a different problem but for the sake of a tenner is it worth a go before hacking the floor up? hopefully some plumbers can advise you on this because im not one.