Hi all,
These few days, finding the radiator hot. The programmer shows CH OFF. Checking the mid-position valve (with A3MID Acuator head) finds that the pipe to the radiator (connecting to Port B) is hot.
Removing the cover of the head so I can see the motor, springs, etc. and did the following:
(1) I turned off the power (of the entire house, as not sure which switch is for the main system controlling the boiler/heating system. Is it the one near the Programmer). Follow the tips given at: //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=287357, by pushing the lever below the actuator across the slot, it seems hat the the valve is not sticky.
(2) Got the partner to turn on/off power while I was watching the Acuator head. No single slight movement seen or heard. From the Programmer, On/Off both/either HW or CH seems not 'activating' the head at all.
So, problem with the Acuator? Advice further check such as electric test (using meter)?
Thanks.
These few days, finding the radiator hot. The programmer shows CH OFF. Checking the mid-position valve (with A3MID Acuator head) finds that the pipe to the radiator (connecting to Port B) is hot.
Removing the cover of the head so I can see the motor, springs, etc. and did the following:
(1) I turned off the power (of the entire house, as not sure which switch is for the main system controlling the boiler/heating system. Is it the one near the Programmer). Follow the tips given at: //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=287357, by pushing the lever below the actuator across the slot, it seems hat the the valve is not sticky.
(2) Got the partner to turn on/off power while I was watching the Acuator head. No single slight movement seen or heard. From the Programmer, On/Off both/either HW or CH seems not 'activating' the head at all.
So, problem with the Acuator? Advice further check such as electric test (using meter)?
Thanks.