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Thanks for reply and sorry for it being so long to comment. Today I have taken the fridge out of the fixing ready to replace and when I've plugged it in elsewhere just to test it appears to be getting cold! Is this just a fluke to do with it being moved or could something now be working again...

I have a Indesit integrated fridge (GSE 160 UK) which is not working! When it's switched on the light comes on and it makes a noise as though the fridge is coming on, so to speak, but it stays warm and doesn't go cold. Rather than me having to replace the whole unit at this stage, is there...

Thank You for everyone's help with this, much appreciated as all now installed and working :)

I've just looked at the fused spur and want to check if I should be running power from the SUPPLY (mains) or from LOAD (boiler) connection? I also want to make sure the power cable I will be using is correct so am I correct in thinking the thicker the better (ie I've got some mains cable we...

Apologies, one quick question... In regards to the short wire link from boiler. I have just read the manual and it states the following: "The Ikon 23 t is delivered with an integral mains supply lead AND an intintegral external controls lead. The boiler will work for heating AS DELIVERED...

Thank you again for advice and fast response. I will let you know how I get on. :)

EFLImpudence - Yes, I have manuals for both devices and fused switch (mains fused spur) is in same place as boiler.

Thanks for advice. I think the white control lead is the 2-core lead you refer to so does it matter which lead is connected to 'COM' AND 'NO' on receiver as they are both same colour (black)? The flex I would use to connect power from the spur to receiver is a power cable [90°c 300/300v CE...

I'm trying to fit a Salus RT500RF to my existing Ikon23T boiler which doesn't currently have a room thermostat. Stupidly on my part I thought it would be as easy as connecting the external control lead(s) to the VOLTAGE FREE RECIEVER, not even thinking about power! My boiler instructions...