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need help with a worcester combi boiler 29CDI. Quaified electrician and have fitted a ESRTP4RF+ to my own boiler all linked and calling for heat but boiler wont respond , works ok with water. Cheers folks in advance for your help.
 
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Have you either powered the stat form the FCU and then linked the L to COM(1) in receiver and then 2 > LS on ST10? - or fed the receiver from the boiler L (linked COM to L if) and then connected ST10 LS/LR/N directly to the COM/2/N on the receiver. Also removed link wire from ST10.

If you have done either then no reason it shouldn't run unless there's a problem in another area. Check for 240v on LS when receiver calling.

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BTW, that boiler has a room sealed case and it shouldn't really be off and DIY'd unless it can be properly tested afterwards!
 
need help with a worcester combi boiler 29CDI. Quaified electrician and have fitted a ESRTP4RF+ to my own boiler all linked and calling for heat but boiler wont respond , works ok with water. Cheers folks in advance for your help.
Did it work before you fitted the ESRTP4RF+?
works ok with water
Do you mean it produces HW OK?
 
All wiring as per your information connection correct however this is not a sealed case no seals just 4 screws. Thanks for your reply hopefully its something simple.
 
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yes spot on wired many systems over the years Y plan S plan etc and replaced controllers never had a problem till i replace my own
 
OK - unfortunately if it is the 29 CDI classic and it looks like the pic below when the case is off then it is definitely a room sealed case.

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As far as the wiring is concerned then it is just a one SL from the receiver to the boiler, so is the boiler getting 240v @ the LR when the stat calling for Cent Heat? No zone valves or anything involved?
 
what was the existing clock and roomstat you fitted it in place of
original clock fitted to boiler ? depending on how you have wired it up this may need putting to constant
 
to check its not wiring fault link terminal 1 and 2 on esi back plate heating should fire
 

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