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Yes it does. It stops firing and the pump stops.

You know what I mean, I appreciate that the boiler is hotter than 21 degrees! :D

Then would look like this when the boiler has reached temp, the fan turns off.

So I've manually turned up the temp to trigger it wanting to turn on the boiler which is why the hand is showing now.

Sorry, you'd already posted the display, for some reason I couldn't see it. When it 'lights up' it shows as three blades sort of turning, not like on that picture. It's difficult to explain.

Yes, the sun and the fan mean two different things. The fan symbol is when the stat is asking the boiler/cooler (as it can be attached to either) to do something. So for me, whenever the boiler fires (in the past at least) the fan would blink, then when the fan stops blinking, the boiler turns...

The three blade symbol in the middle of the transmitter display.

No, stays on all the time. It will only go off if I turn off the receiver, and then won't light again until the stat tells the boiler to fire, but then stays on.

Bloody thing! Nope, it turned on ok, now running when it wants to (fan sign on thermostat is off) and green light on receiver on constantly. I think pulling the receiver apart is the next step.

Thanks, I've done that. It went blank then just came back on with 20 degrees set, and the clock at 0:00 and turned on the boiler. I will re-programme it again now? And then see if when I reduce the temp it turns off?

Thanks, but I've taken the batteries out until it went blank and had to reprogramme - isn't that the same thing? Or not? I think there's a hole you can poke about in to reset it. Should I turn off the receiver whilst I do that or does it not matter?

The weird thing is that it works perfectly to turn the thing on, just not off....

Yes, I do that at night, and it's bloody freezing in the morning! I'm working from home so can't leave it off all day. I do turn it off sometimes, but then back on when it's cold. It's like losing the TV remote :D

Just seen your edit. I've taken out the batteries until the internal one doesn't hold the info any more, and nope, boiler still happily running. It did turn off and I got excited, but then it came back on again. I've got the radiator temp turned right down so that it at least isn't burning...

I've seen this, but was hoping to not have to pull the receiver off the wall to pull out a jumper if that isn't what's wrong with it. Would next door's (or whoever) tell mine to be on constantly regardless of temperature and time of day, or is it just because they are confusing each other...

I've literally got it attached to the receiver and it doesn't work, and it seemed to happen suddenly, it wasn't a gradual deterioration over time. For anyone that can help, this is the receiver I have.

Hi, was wondering if someone could help me. I have a Towerstat RF thermostat with a receiver that activates a BAXI combi boiler. I'm having the issue that the boiler will not turn off, regardless of what the thermostat is telling it. The thermostat seems to be sending the signal (brand new...