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You may have already seen this but just in case .... http://www.horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/WiringGuide.pdf look for ACL-Drayton switchmaster 400 (page 6?)

I didnt mean to disrespect you Mr Solo.. ...you were kidding about the bath though :wink:

do you go to the same college as Lorraine by any chance?

I'm not an expert yet and i honestly cannot believe my eyes, especially as she is doing some industry approved courses, you would think a newbie would be doing/trying to do everything by the book :? ..wouldnt you :?:

New topic? BTW - Lorraine - are you allright? :shock:

anotherbgeng - you a technical, installation or service engineer then? email me sorry for hijack brook

so its worth opening up and checking the boards for any signs of the obvious then. BTW - we always switch it off at the plug whilst the tv is ON, left it overnight (unplugged-as always) and it has same fault this morning :cry:

thank you Agile :D and ELZ of course :wink:

might be but i'm no expert!, wait for someone with a bit more electrical savvy to give you a post before you take it back :wink:

the new one doesnt need them as it takes the 240v internally from the LEN connections. I though i'd ask just in case the ST699 was not wired for 240 this would have meant that you were sending 240 to things that didnt want 240 - get me :? and if you have defo connected the wires correctly on...

was the st699 wired up for 240v switching (Terminals L-5-8 linked)?

terminal 4 on the switchmaster is HW off in my manual. I replaced my switchmaster with a C21 (same as C27 but only a 1 day programmer) so you should have no problems.

for a volt free combi supplying an unvented safety 2 port valve!!

You might want to know the flow rate as well as the pressure, if its off a combi then a thermo mixer or pressure balancing mixer will be the best bet and if your combi works these will work. an electric shower is a good idea though as this will give you a means to clean when the combi is 'out...

dont like um.

pyroclastic flow :shock: run!

200cm2?

so what is it if the gas fire requires 100cm2 regardless of the calculated requirement based onKw rating? 45seconds.....tick.tick.tick...

You are basically restricted by the sinks location by the location of the nearest suitable drain, so if there is not a drain directly outside (or within a couple of meters) then you will have to put a drain nearby.