Salus Receiver (No lights on) (Ed.)

[Scissors50]

Tried that and boiler sounds like its kicking in then the dashes just fade , tbh the no heating issue only started when the receiver stopped lighting up)

 

[RandomGrinch]

Tried that and boiler sounds like its kicking in then the dashes just fade , tbh the no heating issue only started when the receiver stopped lighting up)

The power to the thermostat, is usually fed from the programmer.
If the programmer has failed, the receiver would stay off.
If you feel confident enough can you show us the wiring behind the EP200, and we may be able to rule that out as the cause.

 

[Scissors50]

No problem, i shall do it tomorrow before work whilst its light so i don’t fall over stuff in the dark lol , will get back to you then, thank-you for helping me so far, very much appreciated

 

[Scissors50]

Not had chance to look at back of thermostat, however looked in the box with wires and noticed this one isn't connected

 

[RandomGrinch]

Not had chance to look at back of thermostat, however looked in the box with wires and noticed this one isn't connectedView attachment 361924

Ignore that for the moment - we are trying to follow a logical troubleshooting process.
If you can show us the wiring behind the programmer, we can try and bridge that out, to see if the receiver power is restored...

The power to the thermostat, is usually fed from the programmer.
If the programmer has failed, the receiver would stay off.

 

[Scissors50]

Ok will do that shortly, i’ve changed the reciever and still nothing so has to be to do with that! Or the wire if not

 

[Scissors50]

 

[RandomGrinch]

OK, again, with the power safely isolated, move the Blue wire in terminal 4, into the L terminal, along with the two other red wires.
With the power restored, if the Salus receiver then powers up, the problem is with the EP200.

 

[Scissors50]

Thankyou will try now

 

[Scissors50]

Thankyou so much, heating now on! Looks like the Salus EP200 is fault, can’t say how much i appreciate your help

 

[huskysnoop]

Help please!I have a similar issue as this, no lights on Salus receiver so I've put a new salus receiver in and done what RandomGrinch suggested (with neutral and live going to NO terminal, and heating does come on I still have no lights on my salus receiver though and it so I can't use the transmitter. Would this suggest an issue with the combi boiler circuit board?

 

[RandomGrinch]

Help please!I have a similar issue as this, no lights on Salus receiver so I've put a new salus receiver in and done what RandomGrinch suggested (with neutral and live going to NO terminal, and heating does come on I still have no lights on my salus receiver though and it so I can't use the transmitter. Would this suggest an issue with the combi boiler circuit board?

You seem to be mixing up problems here. That's why it's always best to start a new thread.

For a start the OP doesn't have a neutral and a live in NO and COM, they have a blue wire and a brown wire - one a live, the other a switched live.
Connecting together a live and a neutral would make a very big bang.

Can you show us a picture of your wiring behind the Salus?
Do you have a separate programmer?

Lights not coming on on the Salus, and the boiler firing when the wires in NO and COM are joined together, suggests a perfectly working boiler.

 

[huskysnoop]

before wiring

 

[huskysnoop]

now wiring.
I purchased a new receiver and combined the wires from the boiler so they could get heating on. Still no lights on receiver

 

[RandomGrinch]

Does the power cable for the Salus come straight from the boiler, or is there anything in between, i.e. a programmer, or a fused connection unit?