Hi there. I have a wifi thermostat in the lounge that is set at 20, The heating comes on and surpasses this temperature in the lounge. The thermostat reads 21.5 rooms are very warm and then shuts off, Room temperature then drops to about 15 and the system stays off. Any advice please.
combi central heating problem
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I was referring to the fact that you have not provided any useful information on the system you have installed.
Post up more details on what you have installed and perhaps we can help.
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Have you set the timer settings and required temperatures?
We have just moved in to this house November. The system that was already installed is a alpha HE25 combi boiler, not sure of the age but it appears not to old. The property needed updating so one of the jobs was to install new radiators plus towel rails. Now last night about 10-30 ish the thermostat reached its 20 degrees setting and carried on up to 21.5 then switched its self off. It finally fired up again about midnight, but the temperature had already fallen to 16 degrees. I thought the thermostat would call the boiler for heat the minute the temperature dropped below 20 even by one degree.
the boiler is situated in the loft space, the thermostat is placed in the lounge but not on the wall yet, its placed on the sideboard because i haven't decided the best place for it yet.
the boiler is situated in the loft space, the thermostat is placed in the lounge but not on the wall yet, its placed on the sideboard because i haven't decided the best place for it yet.
I don,t know exactly what model this is but hopefully you may know by the picture, had trouble getting this pic on so i hope you can see ok.
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