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drewjak
12 months a go I had a boiler replacement, I had an old ideal isar HE24 removed due to failure and an ideal mini 30 as a replacement.
my old He24 boiler had a danfoss ts715-si programmer and a Honeywell r6660d wireless room stat .
ever since the new boiler was fitted the engineer fitted it with a normal timer on the front of the boiler because he said the controls mentioned above would not work with the new boiler and are useless.
I could be wrong here but as these 2 boiler are both made by ideal would they not work in the same way ? with the control units ? or was the engineer not confident at knowing how to wire it up ?
I have looked inside the boiler where the wires enter and there is 1 wire not connected which is a white wire in the main cable entering the boiler (which I presume is the switching wire for room stat /timer connection shown in the photo which is currently bridged with a red wire ) but should there be another wire or does the bridged connection require moving to a bridge to the neutral ? and the white wire connecting into the empty connection to act as the switch. then I can do a way with timer on the front of the boiler.
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my old He24 boiler had a danfoss ts715-si programmer and a Honeywell r6660d wireless room stat .
ever since the new boiler was fitted the engineer fitted it with a normal timer on the front of the boiler because he said the controls mentioned above would not work with the new boiler and are useless.
I could be wrong here but as these 2 boiler are both made by ideal would they not work in the same way ? with the control units ? or was the engineer not confident at knowing how to wire it up ?
I have looked inside the boiler where the wires enter and there is 1 wire not connected which is a white wire in the main cable entering the boiler (which I presume is the switching wire for room stat /timer connection shown in the photo which is currently bridged with a red wire ) but should there be another wire or does the bridged connection require moving to a bridge to the neutral ? and the white wire connecting into the empty connection to act as the switch. then I can do a way with timer on the front of the boiler.
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