Kinky Does your loft have lots of headroom? Assuming that you're not going...
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Matt
As close as you can get to a mains supply, in the kitchen next to the existing controller will be ok
It's usually copper covered in pvc but that's not important right now :)
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Roger Mills
If your main wiring panel is in the airing cupboard, put it close to that. It will need mains - which I assume you've got on the panel, and - assuming you've got a conventionally wired wiring centre, the stat contacts need to go between 4 & 5 - which are probably currently bridged if there is no room stat.
You can more or less follow the Y-Plan wiring diagram shown in
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- except the mains supply for the base unit needs to be taken from 1 & 2, and you only need live and switched live on the contacts - so ignore the neutral connection (for the accelerator heater) shown going to pin 2 of the mechanical stat in the diagram.
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David Sims
Thankyou that was most helpful especially the diagram
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David Sims
Well the deed is done - nearly!!
As Roger predicted there was a bridge wire between 4 and 5 on the wiring sundial.
It is all wired in and there are no RF issues - but (and there was always going to be one :]) the thermostat is inverted- e.g. when heat is demanded it turns off and vice versa.
I have been in the setup menu of the CM67 and changed the parameter from Heat to Cool which then makes the boiler function as expected
Any ideas ?
TIA
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Matt
Yes, you've used the wrong terminals!
It sounds like you've connected to A and C rather than A and B in the HC60 If it's the newer type of CM67 then look at section 5 in the installation guide, notice the changeover contact?
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David Sims
Yes that was it - thankyou
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