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Guys, thanks for all your re-assurance and advice. I have returned the unit, and ordered a replacement of the same type. I will post the results when it arrives so we can all learn from it. Cheers

Yeah, just tried that, I joined the brown (live) and Black (sw live) together and the boiler fires up. Separate them and boiler stops. This was done with the cables coming out of wall at room stat end, but this is the same as you suggest when saying join A to B with a piece of wire. Kind of...

Just another slant on this simple swap..... I thought maybe the relay in the new Honeywell may be knackered, hence the reason for not switching off the boiler. So I've rigged it up to light fitting, neutral to one side of light, live into position A on the Honeywell and out of B. Clicks on and...

Hi D_Hailsham, The Potterton's LCD display would randomly go blank, new batteries didn't help. Pressing the reset button with a pin would wake the unit up, but again the display would be random and sometimes show the time of 33:33 and a room temperature of 99 degrees ! The Honeywell is brand...

Thanks. OK, new unit fitted, batteries in , time set, PROBLEM ! The unit switches the boiler on, but doesn't switch it off...... I hear the relay click, the symbol of a flame in the display, all running ok. If I then turn temperature down, again I hear the relay click and the flame symbol goes...

Thanks. I will get the screwdriver out !!!! Just for my own knowledge, why does the old one appear to have the Neutral linked to terminal 1 (Black wire, switched live) via a resistor ? Surely when the unit switches and calls for the boiler the N is joined to the switched live ?? = Bang !?

Hi All, First post here so go easy on me ! I have an old, broken, Potterton PET 1 room thermostat that I want to replace with a Honeywell CM907. I have, hopefully, attached a picture of what the current 4 wire set up, and want to know where the wires go in the new Honeywell unit. I have also...

No, they are engineered white oak, so I can't chop them down to size......

The door type I want is called "Pattern 10" and I want it glazed (it comes as a solid version too).

Hi All, I am looking to replace my old french doors that now seperate the conservatory from the front room. The current doors are external as the conservatory used to be the garden. I am looking at glazed pattern 10 (pattern 20 - seems the same :? ), but i have been told by three suppliers...

Woody Thanks for the quick reply! I was trying to get it as close to the brick width to help the plasterer out. I was told he would prefer it that way!?

Hi, first post here so please bear with me! I am going to block up an internal doorway with a stud wall. The door is out, and the frame has been removed. I can see a lintel, so thats a good start! My question is relating to the width of the CLS timber I need. The doorway is brick width (100mm)...