Hello all,
First I would like to apologise if during this explanation I use the wrong names for the heating parts, labels are not included with the equipment.
I have a Danfoss CP15 programmer which I recently attempted to use on the 5/2 setting rather than the 24/hr setting. To do that I needed to take it off the wall and move the back switch. After doing so I attempted to place it back where it was. Here's were the problems started.
First of all I forgot to shut down the electricity before doing any of this. Second, I mistakenly touched PIN L & 1 with ATTACHMENTS N & L respectively. This caused something between a spark and an explosion. The general fuse (for the whole flat) went down. When restored there was some black soot on the wall and timer. The two PINS and ATTACHMENTS which came in contact appeared to have been reduced in size slightly.
I gathered my nerve and tried again, this time with the power off. I got everything to be in working position and turned on the hot water and heating. Both lights came on and the boiler started right up as if nothing had happened.
When we came to taking a shower, however, the water was only lukewarm at best. Since then I realised that if I turn the hot water only (without the heating) the light (indicating the hot water is on) turns on, but the boiler does nothing. The heating, on the other hand, works just fine.
What I was thinking of doing is switching wires 3&4 with each other in the back panel connection to see if the hot water will work when it is connected as if it is the heating. Would that be possible or will I end up blowing something up?
If anyone has other suggestions PLEASE share. The landlord isn't picking up and the wife already missed one shower today, so the pressure is on!
Cheers
River
p.s. The boiler is set as fully pumped, and is a "Netaheat" profile? (that's what it says on the front)
First I would like to apologise if during this explanation I use the wrong names for the heating parts, labels are not included with the equipment.
I have a Danfoss CP15 programmer which I recently attempted to use on the 5/2 setting rather than the 24/hr setting. To do that I needed to take it off the wall and move the back switch. After doing so I attempted to place it back where it was. Here's were the problems started.
First of all I forgot to shut down the electricity before doing any of this. Second, I mistakenly touched PIN L & 1 with ATTACHMENTS N & L respectively. This caused something between a spark and an explosion. The general fuse (for the whole flat) went down. When restored there was some black soot on the wall and timer. The two PINS and ATTACHMENTS which came in contact appeared to have been reduced in size slightly.
I gathered my nerve and tried again, this time with the power off. I got everything to be in working position and turned on the hot water and heating. Both lights came on and the boiler started right up as if nothing had happened.
When we came to taking a shower, however, the water was only lukewarm at best. Since then I realised that if I turn the hot water only (without the heating) the light (indicating the hot water is on) turns on, but the boiler does nothing. The heating, on the other hand, works just fine.
What I was thinking of doing is switching wires 3&4 with each other in the back panel connection to see if the hot water will work when it is connected as if it is the heating. Would that be possible or will I end up blowing something up?
If anyone has other suggestions PLEASE share. The landlord isn't picking up and the wife already missed one shower today, so the pressure is on!
Cheers
River
p.s. The boiler is set as fully pumped, and is a "Netaheat" profile? (that's what it says on the front)
