Search results

When the pressure switch was "looped out" of service the intermittent problem continued. The relay, pressure switch and exhaust flue are housed outside. But once closed up, all electrical parts get quite warm there. All items are original, about 20 years old.

Yes, about 20 years old

Correct, the pressure switch operates the coil to create a safety loop for the cooker gases.

Sorry, I meant to say they recommended it.

Will this swap out my relay without alterations?

The "Rockwell" relay thats fitted seems very uncommon these days. I did find a very similar one that was £130 for one! As posters were confused about the pins. They are spades in a grid formation.

The cooker company gave me this as a substitute to the one fitted.

Hi, I need to rewire this relay as it seems to be dropping out during service. Its a Rockwell 240v relay. How do I work out what each terminal does? Its in the flue of a Stanley Range Cooker. Connected to cooker, exhaust fan and a pressure switch.

Many thanks, you are a great man! I hope this thread is found by future engineers dealing with old Stanley cookers.

Does ANYONE work on Stanley cookers here?

Its a "balanced flue". That being an intake duct at foot level outside, exhaust above it. . The CH boiler works ok. Seems ok until about 200 where it locks out and will not auto reset or manual push.

I have a Stanley 80k Cooker/ Boiler, two burner set up. The cooker keeps heating up, getting to about 200 degrees and then locking out. The cooker then will not reset until stone cold. Many parts have been changed on the cooker burner, nearly everything ( Ecoflam Minor 1 ), to no avail . Is...

I need a new valve but don't know where to look? This one is made by Radiant Controls (Swiss).

There is already another little pump fitted for another bathroom and it works OK. That pump is never on during bath pump operation. Both on same level, different rooms.

Pump fitted to bath taps runs out of water.

I have used lots of leak sealer over the years. Going by the smell, it seems to be PVA. Has anyone else had this idea?

Grant Vortex external boiler. Head and shoulders above Worcester.

Would it suggest that's the case? Boiler runs but always overheats?

Hello I have Worcester heatslave 2. It gets up to temperature then keeps going, eventually discharging water. PRV checked, flat plate exchanger changed, expansion vessel checked. What could be causing it to get out of control? The boiler is 5 years old, do thermistors go?

Does anybody know the situation with Hive Thermostat? Its gone of stock everywhere and Hive have deleted all the other junk they produce. Is the Hive Thermostat a product that is continuing into the near future?