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    ufh keeps blowing the programmable thermostat capacitor

    Blown capacitor identified by Delta Dore after examination back in France. Sorry, no idea which. Will post picture of pump etc and wiring.
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    ufh keeps blowing the programmable thermostat capacitor

    We have a Worcester boiler with UFH downstairs and CH upstairs. The CH and DHW run off a Delta Dore Tybox 827 WRF programmable thermostat (all working fine) whilst the UFH off a Tybox 337 programmable thermostat. Both wired into a standard wiring centre. The 337 keeps "blowing" and failing to...
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    UFH keeps blowing the programmable thermostat capacitor

    Nope - original pump, valve, everything - although whole system is only c18 months old
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    UFH keeps blowing the programmable thermostat capacitor

    We have a Worcester boiler with UFH downstairs and CH upstairs. The CH and DHW run off a Delta Dore Tybox 827 WRF programmable thermostat (all working fine) whilst the UFH off a Tybox 337 programmable thermostat. Both wired into a standard wiring centre. The 337 keeps "blowing" and failing to...
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    Two zone weather comp heating possible??

    So would an EcoTEC Plus boiler, VRC430, VR61 and VR81 allow me to control DHW / UFH / Rads separately? Would I need anything else? The cylinder is an unvented Gledhill
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    Two zone weather comp heating possible??

    okay thanks again. Sorry to be a pain. I'll stop suggesting solutions as I'm not an engineer, but instead just what I want to achieve... How do I achieve a constant 19 degree temperature in every room of the house (UFH down, rads up) with max efficiency (i.e. weather comp) and minimal...
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    Two zone weather comp heating possible??

    Thanks Tony. Your comment about controlling both UFH and rads from the boiler with simple weather comp... Sounds perfect... can two room thermostats be fitted to that? i.e. one in UFH and one upstairs? If so that will do the job perfect. Any recommendations on boiler / controls...
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    Two zone weather comp heating possible??

    Hi I hope someone can help - am a homeowner not an engineer! We have new UFH downstairs and rads upstairs. I'd like one UFH zone, one rad zone and DHW. All separate and all independent. One thermostat in UFH, one upstairs for rads. Heating weather compensated. We have a Gledhill...
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    Dual Zone + weather compensation - possible?!?

    Thanks guys, all great. I've looked at the FW100 from WB and as far as I can see (not an engineer!) it doesn't permit dual Zone UFH & rads?
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    Dual Zone + weather compensation - possible?!?

    So a Vaillant VRC 470 would be perfect... not expensive...but not compatible with a WB boiler... Surely someone (Honeywell?) must do something that works?
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    Dual Zone + weather compensation - possible?!?

    I have UFH being installed downstairs in a new extension / alteration, and rads upstairs. I have a Worcester Bosch 30CDi boiler. Al I want is the ability to control the UFH in one zone, the rads in a second zone (each with own thermostat) and external weather compensation. Seems simple I...
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    Halstead Finest Gold - PLEASE HELP, 2 ENGINEERS CANNOT!

    Now have BG man coming round - as you say at least if not fixed I won't be paying. Baffles me how supposed "engineers" (CORGI reg) are so unable to fix a problem but are keen to give you a quote for a new boiler. Difficult to think of many other industries where you still have to pay someone...
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    Halstead Finest Gold - PLEASE HELP, 2 ENGINEERS CANNOT!

    Thanks Tony. So what should be done with the tubes etc? Properly taken off & cleaned in water?
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    Halstead Finest Gold - PLEASE HELP, 2 ENGINEERS CANNOT!

    Our 7 yr old Halstead Finest Gold keeps intermittently locking out: - It ignites and fires perfectly every time. - It then tends to lock out ~1-2 mins after ignition. No noise, just a gentle "click" as it locks out. - After two or three maunual resets, when it has warmed up, the problem...
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