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Thanks both, I tried to fix the hive onto the existing backplate, but it doesn't really fit. For clarity this id the wiring of the existing controller Shall I just wire the hive up the same and put the wall thermostat on max? Or can I disconnect the thermostat wiring? Thanks again for any help

mmm... that's not very helpful is it, there are countless threads here with someone like me asking for similar advice

Any help available with the wiring of the Hive? Thanks

Ah thanks very much - I will exchange the hive - for when I do get the correct dual channel hive, any pointers on the wiring? Edit: Exchange sorted on amazon

Yes it's a combi boiler I think, I should add I have a megaflow tank in the airing cupboard with two motorised valves and an immersion heater. The immersion heater is always off.

Ah sorry my mistake I do have a single channel hive , this is the wiring diagram for it Any help with the questions from my first post, I'd be very grateful? Boiler is a Glowworm 30sxi Thanks

Thanks - which Hive do I need?

Hi everyone I'm going to install a hive acting heating system. I have a system boiler (Glow worm 30sxi) + Maxiflo - edited thanks to Chris W with Honeywell controller and a wall thermostat Does anyone know why there are three earth wires and should I connect them all to the earth hive? I will...

Hey Guys, thanks for all the help, I don't think it's an ultracom, from the pictures I've seen that looks very different it's just a 30sxi as far as I can see. Just as an update, I added a little more water when it was cold last night, and this morning when it was hot it was running fine at 2.0...

Cheers, can I add water when the boiler is roaring away or does the heating need to be off?

Hi everyone, just a quickie I hope, I bled three of the rads and the boiler stopped, showing a pressure of 0.3 Bar. With the boiler still on I started re pressurising the system via the filling loop. When it reached 0.5 Bar, the boiler restarted and all is well. Now the system is running hot...

Just as an update, heat line were impossible to track down, the number on their website is an 01733 number, which should have been 01773 which was discontinued anyway. I tracked a number down to Bedford and spoke to someone who said they have been taken over by glow worm. Anyway I went to one...

Ah fantastic, will do tomorrow Thanks very much!

Hi thanks for replying both of you, it's a Heat Line TRV. I've looked to see if I can find a replacement, but I can't see the white ones anywhere. Do you know if another make will fit? Thanks again

Hi there, as you can see from the picture, the top part of this TRV has all but snapped off from the metal part. Can I just unscrew the large ribbed metal washer and replace the plastic part - ?are they available separately? or will I need to turn the water off to avoid getting very wet...

Hi there, when I press one of the buttons 1,2, or 3 for the fan, the lights illuminate and there is a slight straining buzz, and the fan doesn't run. Is this more likely to be the PCB or the motor. I hope either would be reasonably straightforward to replace? Thanks very much in advance for...

I'd be grateful for any help. I have a Glow Worm sxi 30 boiler. It is about 2 and a half years old. Recently it has been coming up with an F13 error, which according to the user manual is a PCB fault. When I switch the boiler off and switch on again, it works fine. I intend to check the...

Yeeeeeeeha, sorted There is in the front left hand side a drainage channel. What wasn't obvious to start was that it was blocked by the thin membranes from the Bold 2 in 1 liquid balls. I hope this helps someone else

Hi there guys, I'd be grateful for some ideas as to what I can do about this. The washing machine is about 2 years old and earlier had a flood on the floor. I wasn't in the room when it happened and returned to the machine towards the end of the wash cycle. I looked on the web for ideas and...

Ok I just thought I would post an update. My friend is a corgi heating engineer. I mentioned it to him and he had a look. In short it was wired totally wrong. There was no power to the CH motorised valve which was left in manual open There was no permanent live to the boiler. The...