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Heres a pic of where i've put my receiver.... its on the left wall...excuse the mess.

If there is no other place to install it then i would just install it where you said you would. I think it should still work... if it doesnt i dont think it will damage the reciever (maybe someone else can confirm this). In which case you can think of plan B then.

just trying to understand what the challenge here is?

Its not far from the boiler.... it is more than the recommended distance though. where is your boiler at the moment and is it going to be a problem fitting it as per the recommended guideline?

I can confirm that the control panel is the same as mine. Also note that once you've wired everything and powered up... nest will take you through some tests.... 1 of which is testing the boiler heating turns on and then off from the nest thermostat.... when i tested this i was expecting it to...

Hi Thanos, Can u take a pic of the front of your boiler (control panel) and post it on here, just want to make sure its the same as mine. If it is then the dial should point up north (sun icon), which currently for you should turn the boiler on continously. So to clarify if the dial is:- Left...

You leave the switch on continous after installating the nest. I would follow the manufacturers instructions on the suitable distance of the receiver. If you have the same boiler as mine (see previous msgs) then i would suggest following miked's instructions as thats what i did and it works...

Hi All, So over the weekend i finally took the plunge and fitted my nest thermostat to my Villiant Turbomax combi boiler (Excactly the same boiler as Delfi's).... Considering Delfi had some sucess in installing the Nest himself (with the help of Mikeyd) and also the fact that i have the exact...

I'll be looking at completely removing the old thermostat cables and starting from scratch which i believed Delfi managed to do. Hence the request for pics as a guide. Anyone else that maybe able to help looking at the pics of the boiler above?

Hi, im struggling with this installation as well dfarry. I think my boiler is the same as yours (pic attached with the old thermostat wiring in 3,4,5). Would you be so kind to share a pic of the connection from heatlink to your boiler? that will make my understanding of how nest is connected...

Hi All, Firstly a very happy new year to you all. Customary to the new year i've made some new year resolution.... 1 of them being upgrading my old thermostat to a fancy Nest one. Im looking at installing this myself and i've come to a bit of a standstill, so im hoping you can help me with...

Ratty80, did you ever managed to sort out the problem? i have a similar issue to yours... ground level appears to be on exactly the same level as the dpc. my internal ground level is also moist, actually it very very wet guey mud almost like wet clay type. im thinking of channelling the...

Hi, Did you ever managed yo sorg out you damp issues? looking at the picture attached it appears that your external ground level are too high and that it should be at least 150mm below the damp course. i have a similar problem and i think thats the root of the problem. Anyone got any further...

Hi JobandKnock, Your quite right.... in the hope to prevent the joints from failing... ive opted for 2 coats of shrink free ronseal wood filler along with a final coat of shrink free decorator chaulk (to smooth out any imperfection) followed by undercoat paint and then 3 top coats (satinwood)...

No expert here but it does appear to be damp.... a few things to lookout for, apologiese if these have already been answered. 1) is this a an external all? 2) is this a new wall? 3) rising damp is a myth and the biggest con in the industry so make sure you DONT fall for any damp proofing...

Hello Guys, Firstly for those that replied, a hugh thank you for your help and advice.... it is definitely much appreciated. I thought i'd let you guys know and any others who stumble across this post how i actually got on in the end. Sadly i gave up on the idea of bending the MDF, purely for...

alternatively soak the board n see if that allows me to bend it futher. any thoughts?

here's a quick update. The MDF skirting board took its curved shape pretty well. Yeah it did bounce back a bit when i moved it into the bay window but with a bit of force it bent back to the curve shape pretty easily. HOWEVER ....... As you'll see from the pictures the bay window itself is...

Hi Chapper, yead i intend to chip away a little bit of the plaster from the bottom of the bay window to find the wooden frame before bringing the skirting board to the bay window and trying to fit it in. To be honest since ive properly bent the skirting board (as per pics above) ive not...