Central heating wiring

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ages ago i was on here wiring up my boiler. well i just got fed up with it and left it. i had the hot water working but no heating, now its getting close to winter i think it time i fixed the heating. the only thing is i don't know whats wrong with it.

i have a Y plan system with:

honeywell v4073a1039 22mm mid position valve
honeywell st6100c time contoller
drayton hts3 cylinder temp
drayton rts1 room temp and
grundfos cu610 pump
(boiler is unknown but it works so :) lol)

i've followed all the wiring on:

http://content.honeywell.com/uk/homes/Catalogue/Sundial Plans/3.4 Y Plan.pdf (sorry its a pdf)

i don't know how to wire the time controller up correctly. because im supposed to have a hot water on hot water off and heating on. yet on the timer i only have an on and a off output. im beginning to think that i may have bought the wrong timer, thou it is an optional on the above link. im not a novice to electrics and pretty much anything else i can wire up. its just this that i cant seam to do right. many thanks for any advise in advance :)
 
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meaning i have the wrong thing bah, could u tell me a model number of one that i need? pitty i left it so long or i could take the damn thing back. tis what the shop advised me to get :/ least i know why its not working :D lol
 
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i did wonder why it was on the optional components list lol, so i dont need a new one? just need to work out how to wire the damn thing then
 
breezer said:
Memster said:
just need to work out how to wire the damn thing then

you could follow the wiring diagram kev plumb posted

i could :p but id already posted that same diagram up a bit, and as i said in my first post i only have one set of on and off outputs.
 
so you did :oops: its just that kev plum did the link in short version, and i never looked at your link.

you could go to a diy shed this morning and get a 2 channel one
 
lol i posted it too early to be bothered with making things look neat and fancy :p still gonna cost me around £50 odd quid for anothjer one when i have one that is on honeywells optional list there has to be a way of wiring the damn thing to work otherwise why would honeywell put it on their list? :eek:
 
i have no idea why honeywell put it on any list. I just found this for you ist £14 less than your £50 but i would still go and look in a shed today to see how much they are there, or go to plumbers merchant tomorrow
 
what are these sheds ur on about:p? cos it defo isnt the one at the bottom of my garden :p and where would i find out where they are. (assuming it a computer fair type thing)
 
Memster said:
what are these sheds ur on about:p? cos it defo isnt the one at the bottom of my garden :p

:LOL: :LOL: (very good that)

"shed" = b & Q, homebase, Texas (remember them) etc

have you not read any posts by ban-all-sheds (he really hates them)
 
kevplumb said:
dosen't make sense a single channel switch won't do the job :confused: :confused:

try e mailing honeywell tech support :idea: :idea:

maybe im just doing something wrong lol

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breezer said:
Memster said:
what are these sheds ur on about:p? cos it defo isnt the one at the bottom of my garden :p

:LOL: :LOL: (very good that)

"shed" = b & Q, homebase, Texas (remember them) etc

have you not read any posts by ban-all-sheds (he really hates them)

ahh them damn places lol think ill take a trip up B&Q

lol no i havnt well not noticed any of his posts if i have :D

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