I have an old baxi boiler system n in January had to have the "pipe coupler/diverter"to the upstairs pump replaced. I had also replaced an old Honeywell thermostat with separate water/ch on/off switches for a new bog standard thermostat in that same week. Since then my boiler seems to ignore the room thermostat n only switches off when the boiler thermostat reaches its temp. I wondering if I have caused the problem or the engineer replacing the diverter has done something? I'm thinkin maybe it's something upstairss cos the eater doesn't seem to switch off til the boiler temp is met n is dangerously hot.... Any ideas anyone please
Hi.....can none help me.....?
- Thread starter Lkc104
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Meant to say the hot water temperature is dangerously hot
Why do you say "n" instead of "and"?
And "til" instead of "until"?
We like to see words properly written because it makes it so much easier to read.
We give our time free to try to help people with their heating problems so like to have an easy read!
And "til" instead of "until"?
We like to see words properly written because it makes it so much easier to read.
We give our time free to try to help people with their heating problems so like to have an easy read!
So sorry I didn't realise I would offend if grammatically incorrect....
However thanks for not patronising me on my description of the pipe coupler/diverter as I did not know the correct technical term for that item!
Thanks for your input dan. If its so simple then I would appreciate a simple explanation if you didn't mind rather than sarcasm....
I'm a lift engineer and ii wouldn't expect you to be able to get out of a lift if you were stuck and I certainly wouldn't turn up with a sarcastic comment then leave....
I'm a lift engineer and ii wouldn't expect you to be able to get out of a lift if you were stuck and I certainly wouldn't turn up with a sarcastic comment then leave....
What boiler thermostat are you referring to?
What 'eater' is getting hot? Are you referring to a radiator?
Do you have a hot water cylinder? Is this where the thermostat is?
A thermostat controlling both water and heating sounds like a timer. Do you mean this?
Until, till and 'til and all correct uses.
We like pictures.
What 'eater' is getting hot? Are you referring to a radiator?
Do you have a hot water cylinder? Is this where the thermostat is?
A thermostat controlling both water and heating sounds like a timer. Do you mean this?
Until, till and 'til and all correct uses.
We like pictures.
It's going well, so far. 
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