Hello,
I'm new here but haven't found this topic yet on previous posts>
The house we have recently moved into has a Potterton 24 Combi boiler with built in temparature controls (for water and rads) and timer for radiators, but there is also older looking Honeywell thermostat on the wall which never seems to affect very much.
Can I remove the external thermostat and leave the combi-boiler fully operational?
The Honeywell has a broken dial so isn't adjustable and just creates more clutter on our walls. I'd like to get rid of it the boiler can do the same functions, which I think it can.
If so, is there a way we can just remove the external thermostat, and terminate the wires in a way that will leave the boiler working? Or will we need to remove the all wiring from the Thermostat back to the socket where the boiler is also connected?
Thanks!
I'm new here but haven't found this topic yet on previous posts>
The house we have recently moved into has a Potterton 24 Combi boiler with built in temparature controls (for water and rads) and timer for radiators, but there is also older looking Honeywell thermostat on the wall which never seems to affect very much.
Can I remove the external thermostat and leave the combi-boiler fully operational?
The Honeywell has a broken dial so isn't adjustable and just creates more clutter on our walls. I'd like to get rid of it the boiler can do the same functions, which I think it can.
If so, is there a way we can just remove the external thermostat, and terminate the wires in a way that will leave the boiler working? Or will we need to remove the all wiring from the Thermostat back to the socket where the boiler is also connected?
Thanks!