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Hi all, thank you all for your help and suggestions but after about 6 weeks of trying I give up FOR NOW, I have tried three 3 port valves been in touch with the manufactures of the thermostat & programmer made adjustments moved the wiring more times than I can remember. I have hot water that's fine I can get heating if I push the leaver in the 3 port valve over, but that means that the water has to be on also. I am now sick and tired of spending my life with top half of my body in the cupboard.
 
Hi all, thank you all for your help and suggestions but after about 6 weeks of trying I give up FOR NOW, I have tried three 3 port valves been in touch with the manufactures of the thermostat & programmer made adjustments moved the wiring more times than I can remember. I have hot water that's fine I can get heating if I push the leaver in the 3 port valve over, but that means that the water has to be on also. I am now sick and tired of spending my life with top half of my body in the cupboard.
then try thinking out of the box , and get a professional in its what we do for a living
 
Hi stem, over the years about 4 three port valves, Programmer, and room stat.
 
Hi ianmcd, you may be right but in all my 82 years I have never given up on anything I can think of, I was born a breach and have never given up as far as I can recall. But who knows I may have been beaten at last.
 
Hi ianmcd, you may be right but in all my 82 years I have never given up on anything I can think of, I was born a breach and have never given up as far as I can recall. But who knows I may have been beaten at last.
if you can get HW on its own and heating and HW but not CH on its own you have a HW off fault is the HW off wired into your programmer ?
 
Hi ianmcd, thanks for the info, I will look at that over the weekend. Fingers crossed.
 
Hi stem, I've almost lost track of it all. It all started at the end of winter and the heating should have come into play. But I cant understand why not 1 of 3 three port valves would not work.
 
Hi ianmcd, I was thinking that but not sure if I can test the valves without fitting them.
 
Hi ianmcd, I was thinking that but not sure if I can test the valves without fitting them.
you could wire them up without fitting them and see where the valve moves to , but better to test the wiring of the valve already fitted with a multi meter to see what voltages you are getting, @The Novice posted an expected voltage very simple guide in another post I have tagged him so hopefully he will be kind enough to post it again on here for you
 

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Hi ianmcd, The Novice and all, it's sorted at last, a bit of help from Tower and an old thermostat everything is now working. Thanks to all and hopefully I will not be back for a while and I'm now out of the cupboard for a while.
 

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