Central Heating Wiring problems

[matt1e]

You're asking the wrong question!

I'm not an electrician, or a plumber, but I do know the law!

Don't try to fix it yourself - electrics can be dodgy, but more importantly, the insurance company should be fixing it!

They appointed the engineers who came. The engineers caused the problem (I'm assuming these electrical control problems did not exist before they came??), so the insurance company should arrange to have it put right.

The fact that the cover does not include electrics is irrelevant. If the 1st engineer messed with the electrics when wiring in the new valve, or in any other way, then liability is with the insurance company.

However, as soon as you fiddle with it yourself, however well-intentioned or well-advised, this liability ends!

Get onto the insurance company and INSIST they put right the problems they caused!

I totally agree too, mike raises a very good and valid point

Matt

 

[castlekeep]

Merry Christmas to all.

In the end the Insurance company agreed to pay for the wiring to be sorted out.

All has been rectifed now.

Thanks to everyone for their advice and guidence.

Phil.

 

[roundstone]

hi did you get this sorted out if so where did the wires go from the 3 way valve i have the same problem and same honeywell and twinzone box.

just need to no where the white and orange wires go??

Thanks

 

[twgas]

Roundstone, try starting a new thread, and explain your problem for proper and accurate advice. You ask about 3 port and say you've got twin zone, rather confusing.