Anyone know this boiler please ?

[worcesterman47]

Hi people. ..my daughter has just moved into her first house and we are trying to work out the boiler settings...the only thing we know is it is a SAUNIER DUVAL I cannot find a model number anyone on it though....there is one flap that opens which has the controls .....I have looked for the manual on the SAUNIER website (there are a lot)...so need some advice/help ...hoping someone recognises the model from the pics.....cheers

 

[Crofton Gas]

Isomax?

Regards

 

[worcesterman47]

Hi..thank you for reply....but are you saying IT IS an Isomax or you think it's an Isomax ?...as the question mark at the end of your reply is a touch confusing....many thanks.

 

[kidgreen61]

Your daughter may want to start saving for a replacement.

 

[Crofton Gas]

Apologies, from the pictures provided it looks to be an isomax.

 

[Crofton Gas]

If you slide the front cover up and pull towards, you will see data plate

 

[worcesterman47]

Crofton Gas,many thanks for that info much appreciated

 

[Madrab]

Close, I'd say it's an Isofast, looks like it had the built in clock, as good as being the same though.

 

[AGAS]

ISOMAX F** E2

 

[AGAS]

Close, I'd say it's an Isofast, looks like it had the built in clock, as good as being the same though.

thats the E1 your thinking off

 

[worcesterman47]

Thanks guys...even if there is slight confusion over the difference of what looks like slightly different models....would they both basically have the same kind of set up/controls ?

 

[worcesterman47]

?

 

[Madrab]

Yes, download each manual and compare it to the boiler, one of the Isomax/Isofast manuals should cover it.

 

[worcesterman47]

Thank you for the reply/replies....having now looked into things a bit more I have found that where the black circle/hole (see pic) there should be a clock/dial BUT that has been removed and apparently replaced with a remote control system (again see pics please)....there is nowhere to set interval times to turn on/off central heating and water on the actual boiler (just manual turn on and off) will/does the remote control (see pics again) allow my daughter to programme the heating and water to turn on/off at different times through the day/night ?

 

[Madrab]

She has a combi boiler so it delivers hot water on demand, no programming required.

The central heating will be controlled by the Drayton Digistat. It can be programmed with set on and off times with temperature to control the radiators.

http://www.gasapplianceguide.co.uk/DigistatProgramming.pdf - this one is a Worcester badged digistat but it's basically the same.