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Not difficult to get at, I just want guests (in a rental property) to be able to turn the hot water on/off but not adjust the programming. Not sure i follow the above I'm afraid. Maybe m reading it wrong but the two answers contradict each other? Or maybe they don't?! Thanks Stuart

Okay, thanks. Switched them round and all seems to be sorted now. Cheers. Stuart

Here is before And after: The new permanent live goes to '1'. Far right hand terminal block.

Matt Sorry, still not following. I had a new boiler installed and I wasn't happy because the boiler had no permanent live for frost protection. I've had him back today and he has now added a live. But suspect he's wired the live and switched live the wrong way round. The neon light is...

Just had a new boiler installed. If its all wired correctly, should the neon light under the cover outside be permanently on regardless of whether heat is being called for? Thanks

I have a CH/HW programmer wired into a Honeywell wiring centre. There are three wires into the 'CYL STAT' terminals, 'C', '2' and '1'. I think I am right in saying that the cylinder stat is a single pole double throw, hence the 3 wires? I want to be able to add a switch (to work in...

Cooker occasionally trips the 'Wylex B32 MCB' when almost everything is going... Although main culprit seems to be the grill. There are two ovens, one grill, hot plate, grill plate and four electric hob rings so its not small. Does a 32amp MCB sound okay? I can't find online the actual...

Fortunately my washing machine will store the programme and 'turn on' without power so when the timer kicks in the machine will come on. That is what I want to achieve, my machine doesnt have a delayed start feature... Just wanted to check it was suitable for a inductive load. That was my...

To benefit from off peak electric i'd like to add a timer to my washing machine, probably something like a mechanical immersion time clock. However, I am aware that the the washing machine is an inductive load so I will need to check my timer carefully. Will a immersion timer be more...

Only the lower on mine has a wire going into it. I was thinking of getting the top one wiring up but wanted to now whether there was an actual element in there to avoid having t drain it down... Here's a photo. Thanks

These are the questions (from post above) that are unanswered and im struggling to understand correctly: Is this the pump overrun or whatever it's called? Is it required for this boiler? All the pump, stats, power, valve etc is wired into a Honeywell Wiring Centre at the moment...! Is...

Ian I realise it has to have a permanent live. I get that. You mention about the pump being controlled by the boiler but is this only the case for a system boiler that I don't have? As far as I can tell my boiler does not control the pump. When the heating programme stops, so does the...

On page 29 it has a wiring diagram. On page 30 it has a diagram for a system boiler where the pump is controlled too- I don't have a system boiler. Page 29 just shows a live and switched live. There is no mention of wiring a pump so don't think this is an issue on mine? But I agree to see...

Is this the pump overrun or whatever it's called? Is it required for this boiler? All the pump, stats, power, valve etc is wired into a Honeywell Wiring Centre at the moment...! Is that not right?

Thanks. Suspected what I thought. But why should it have a permanent live other than for the frost protection?

Just had a new outside (Worcester Camray 18/25) oil boiler installed that replaced an internal boiler. I am slightly concerned by how it is wired for frost protection. The exisiting frost and pipe stat are wired as they were before, inside the utility room and if it gets cold enough, they...