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hi all Mystery solved. I spoke to the council (who own the freehold for the building) and they have set the heating to only come on if the outside temperature drops below 16 degrees until the end of this month as September is still considered a summer month! Thank you for all your help...

Thank you for all your help! Tried everything and no luck. I don't have a multimeter and probably wouldn't be able to use it if I could get hold of one! The council own the freehold, but I own the flat so I don't think they will send anyone into fix it, but it's worth a try!

Sorry, complete brain fart. There is no boiler. I live in a block which is owned by the council and before I moved in they re did the entire heating system so there is one centralised gas system which is shared between us, a school and youth centre all next door to each other. I don't pay a...

I can't find any paperwork about the boiler, but i think it is copperform indirect cylinder grade 3, does that sound about right? The heating was on this morning but at a very low temperature. Thank you so much for your help!

Thank you! Still no luck. The thermostat seems to think its 26 degrees which it definitely isn't. Have tested signal strength which is fine and have tried setting the desired temperature really high to see if the heating will come on. both the programmer and thermostat have the flame sign...

Hi there yes have replaced the batteries with duracell and the clock is correct. I will try and pull it off the wall when I get home from work this evening. These are the instructions I downloaded, just says user guide: www.honeywelluk.com/documents/user-guide/pdf/1109.pdf...

Hi there sorry if this has already been covered in previous threads but I couldn't find exactly what my query is when I did a search. I recently moved into a new flat and it has a honeywell st9420c system installed with a wireless thermostat on the wall in the hallway. I can't seem to...