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francois · 15-06-2012, 10:04

Hi
I have a vokera with a sunvic rf reciever and select 207 timer -The receiver was acting up so I followed the manual to reset it, as well as removing the battery to drain residual charge, but the device doesn't either heat the water or rads and the boiler keeps running-to be honest it is a pain,is there anyway to bypass the whole rf process and just use the timer on the select 207 sunvic to set times for heating rads and water?
thanks

youtheman · 15-06-2012, 16:01

It could be a boiler problem, or a controls problem. Think of the controls at a multitude of switches either in series or parallel. The sunvic is a switch, the controller is a switch. If you have zone valves then there are switches on these also. So you need to get someone to do some checks on the wiring & switches to see what the problem is.

I'm also confused about your description of "the device doesn't either heat the water or rads and the boiler keeps running".

JohnnieK · 15-06-2012, 23:51

Your going to have to give us a bit more info on this. Is it a wireless cylinder stat you have? If it is they are rubbish. the transmitter and receiver often loose signal with each other. You have to be a bit more specific on what's on your system before any help can be given.

15-06-2012, 10:04	#1
francois Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Dublin Posts: 1,443 Adverts \| Friends	Sunvic woes Hi I have a vokera with a sunvic rf reciever and select 207 timer -The receiver was acting up so I followed the manual to reset it, as well as removing the battery to drain residual charge, but the device doesn't either heat the water or rads and the boiler keeps running-to be honest it is a pain,is there anyway to bypass the whole rf process and just use the timer on the select 207 sunvic to set times for heating rads and water? thanks

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15-06-2012, 16:01	#2
youtheman Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 661 Adverts \| Friends	It could be a boiler problem, or a controls problem. Think of the controls at a multitude of switches either in series or parallel. The sunvic is a switch, the controller is a switch. If you have zone valves then there are switches on these also. So you need to get someone to do some checks on the wiring & switches to see what the problem is. I'm also confused about your description of "the device doesn't either heat the water or rads and the boiler keeps running".

15-06-2012, 23:51	#3
JohnnieK Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Balbriggan, Co. Dublin Posts: 1,840 Adverts \| Friends	Your going to have to give us a bit more info on this. Is it a wireless cylinder stat you have? If it is they are rubbish. the transmitter and receiver often loose signal with each other. You have to be a bit more specific on what's on your system before any help can be given.