Hive receiver keeps going offline, no lights

[ianmcd]

That makes sense, I will check the outlet now and see if I can see anything. Thanks Ian, will let you know. Appreciate everyone's input.

even if you find a restriction on the outlet, that wiring need to go to the boiler not the hive receiver

 

[Madrab]

Its a pretty easy fault find IMO, the engineer just needs to strip everything out of the hive back plate and only run the power to it and then the switching to the boiler from it.

The black wires from the condi pump should really be connected to the boiler and not the hive but I guess if it's shutting off the HIVE, which is what calls the combi, then it's doing the job it needs to, it's just not the normal way it should be wired and it's confusing the whole thing because that wouldn't be expected.

@ianmcd will be right, the pump will probably be interrupting the power to the HIVE, which I guess is the same as interrupting the boiler but it shouldn't be on the HIVE's power, if anywhere it should be on the switching side.

Thanks goodness for pics

 

[ianmcd]

Its a pretty easy fault find IMO, the engineer just needs to strip everything out of the hive back plate and only run the power to it and then the switching to the boiler from it.

The black wires from the condi pump should really be connected to the boiler and not the hive but I guess if it's shutting off the HIVE, which is what calls the combi, then it's doing the job it needs to, it's just not the normal way it should be wired and it's confusing the whole thing because that wouldn't be expected.

@ianmcd will be right, the pump will probably be interrupting the power to the HIVE, which I guess is the same as interrupting the boiler but it shouldn't be on the HIVE's power, if anywhere it should be on the switching side.

Thanks goodness for pics

#11 on friday waste of 3 pages Rab, a pic paints a thousand words as they say

 

[blackcornish1964]

Just to update, and help anyone else who may have this problem. Engineer has sorted today. The non return valve in the condenser was blocked/broken. This was causing the condenser to cut out (a safety feature apparently), and because the condenser was wired into the hive, it also cut out. Valve replaced today, so fingers crossed.

 

[flameport]

Valve replaced today,

and hopefully wired properly with the Hive having a permanent supply.