My conventional Ideal Standard Mexico boiler works 100% OK and it turns HW and CH totally off and on, exactly at the times I have programmed.
However, my house is getting very warm because (during "On" periods) the CH is not being switched off by the wall thermostat when the desired temperature is reached.
For example, today I have the wall thermostat set at an experimentally low level, 10c, but the radiators were all hot and were powering away, so I have just turned the whole system off. The wall thermostat (the bi-metallic strip inside?) "clicks" at about 20c. It feels as though the room temperature is about 23c.
Is the fault more likely to be (i) a sticking valve by the boiler (ii) a faulty wall thermostat or (iii) something else ?
However, my house is getting very warm because (during "On" periods) the CH is not being switched off by the wall thermostat when the desired temperature is reached.
For example, today I have the wall thermostat set at an experimentally low level, 10c, but the radiators were all hot and were powering away, so I have just turned the whole system off. The wall thermostat (the bi-metallic strip inside?) "clicks" at about 20c. It feels as though the room temperature is about 23c.
Is the fault more likely to be (i) a sticking valve by the boiler (ii) a faulty wall thermostat or (iii) something else ?