Honeywell ST699 Lights Flashing
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cronky
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Honeywell ST699 Lights Flashing

by cronky » Fri Jul 16, 2010 12:31 pm

Hi

I've recently had a new boiler installed - Potterton Suprima HE.
I also have a new programmer - Honeywell ST699 and Room stat - Honeywell DT90E.

The Programmer is a Sundial Y plan with a gravity hot water/pumped central heating system so the heating only works when the water is also on.

The hot water works fine on it's own.
When i have the heating on it fires up ok but when it stops firing, both the water and heating power lights flash on and off simultaneously.

Can anyone offer any help please?

Thanks

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by cronky » Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:36 pm

Hi
could it be anything to do with the room stat?
the old honeywell one i removed had a 3 wire connection. The new one - DT90E is using only 2 wires ie without the neutral.
When the neutral is connected it trips the RCD.....

Thanks

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Re: Honeywell ST699 Lights Flashing

by plumbbob » Thu Jul 22, 2010 10:22 pm

cronky wrote:The Programmer is a Sundial Y plan with a gravity hot water/pumped central heating system so the heating only works when the water is also on.


Do you not mean "C" plan? The "Y" plan is fully pumped with a 3 port valve.


cronky wrote:..............both the water and heating power lights flash on and off simultaneously.


Do the lights continually pulse on and off? If so the programmer unit may be set incorrectly. Check the handbook.

cronky wrote:When the neutral is connected it trips the RCD.....


The neutral must not be used on a two wire stat. Connecting it may damage the unit!

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by eggers » Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:46 pm

are you sure the neutral wire is actually a neutral wire? sometimes they are used as a live wire but not sleeved as is required in electrical regs.

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