Honeywell T6R HW install

[CountryFan]

I can't access the videos. Have you fitted them the correct way?

 

[maionline]

I can't access the videos. Have you fitted them the correct way?

Try this

Dropbox

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Dropbox

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The actual valves are the same and haven’t been changed. I have just changed the actuator on the top of each of the three two port valves in the same position as the old ones

 

[CountryFan]

Try this

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This is "IMG_5969" by M I on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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The actual valves are the same and haven’t been changed. I have just changed the actuator on the top of each of the three two port valves in the same position as the old ones

Still not working, asking me to join Vimeo. I know you haven't changed the valves, but wondered if the heads in the wrong orientation could affect noise too.

 

[maionline]

Still not working, asking me to join Vimeo. I know you haven't changed the valves, but wondered if the heads in the wrong orientation could affect noise too.

I’ve uploaded to Dropbox now. Hopefully that works for you

 

[CountryFan]

I’ve uploaded to Dropbox now. Hopefully that works for you

Yep works. That is quite bad. Open it up and check everything is secure, mainly the motor, failing that it might just be a failed valve head. Maybe speak to Esi first make sure it's nothing missed.

 

[maionline]

This is the reply from ESI

That’s how the current valves close. It’s a new low friction motor that’s been used so they are less likely to fail and last longer. We do have some that we are currently manufacturing that have an extra component to slow down closing of the valve however these valves have not been delivered to us yet.


I think I’ll return these ones for now and wait for the newer ones to be released. My system still runs as i had a replacement older version of the actuator. Just wanted to purchase a new backup

 

[CountryFan]

This is the reply from ESI

That’s how the current valves close. It’s a new low friction motor that’s been used so they are less likely to fail and last longer.

Wow. Seems crap imo, but if they think they'll last only time will tell