Any advice appreciated. My daughter has a Worcester boiler and it was paired to a Salus thermostat. She had the impression that the thermostat wasn't working so has bought and identical one but we can't figure out how to pair the new thermostat as the boiler doesn't seem to be responding to be paired to a new thermostat. Not even sure if this is a plumbing problem or something else!
Worcester boiler and Salus thermostat pairing issues
- Thread starter Mabejen
- Start date
Sponsored Links
First salus are not the best!
If original thermostat stopped working because of dead battery's you can't just stick new ones in.
Need to be left out for at least 30 minutes.
Good quality alkaline battery's required.
Some of later salus stats have a override button on receiver have you tried that?
We used them on a contract where they were specified changed no end!
If original thermostat stopped working because of dead battery's you can't just stick new ones in.
Need to be left out for at least 30 minutes.
Good quality alkaline battery's required.
Some of later salus stats have a override button on receiver have you tried that?
We used them on a contract where they were specified changed no end!
Pictures of said thermostat/receiver there are several.
Sponsored Links
Those stats are truly horrible
Whenever we have swoped on have replaced receiver as well as they are paired.
I would personally replace with something better.
EPH combi pack 4 cost effective alternative.
Whenever we have swoped on have replaced receiver as well as they are paired.
I would personally replace with something better.
EPH combi pack 4 cost effective alternative.
Because the boiler does not know that the thermostat is calling, because it is not paired with the receiver, as @Exedon bin the Salus, the EPH are good but there are others too, if you need a temp measure to get the heating on we can advise you how to do that but the thermostat will be over ridden so only controllable at the boiler
With the power turned off, on the rear of the Salus receiver, connect together the wires in the COM and NO terminals.
The receiver should be bridged out; you can then use the controls on the front of the boiler to control the heating.
There are also options to try and re-pair the thermostat and change codes, but as said by others above, this may just be delaying the inevitable!
As @RandomGrinch says just put the wires currently in Com and NO into the same terminal doesnt matter which one and the heating will come on
DIYnot Local
Staff member
If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.
Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.
Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local
Sponsored Links
