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Hi I hope someone can help with this. I cannot contact Honeywell to help by phone (lines constantly busy) I emailed them on Monday and still heard nothing.
I replaced a Honeywell smartfit wired controller and programmer with a Sundial Y9420S RF pack3 wireless system.
I have found that the boiler is not switching off. I have checked the wiring and everything looks ok against the Sundial wiring diag apart from the switch live from the boiler which isn't shown. What I did find out on testing was when energizing the system the programmer was all ok, the boiler was off. when I switched the heating on the boiler came on ok, and if I then turned the heating off after a few seconds the boiler switched off ok. But if I left the boiler on for a time then it wouldn't switch off?
Can anyone please help on this.
Thanks
 
I did it on Monday and have been trying to contact Honeywell since so having trouble remembering.
From what I remember with the programer off there was no voltage on the white and I don't think there was on the orange either?
But when switched on the white and orange came on. But like I said earlier If I switched the heating off after a couple of seconds the power to the white went off, but leaving it on for longer then switching off the voltage stayed on.
 
I did it on Monday and have been trying to contact Honeywell since so having trouble remembering.
From what I remember with the programer off there was no voltage on the white and I don't think there was on the orange either?
But when switched on the white and orange came on. But like I said earlier If I switched the heating off after a couple of seconds the power to the white went off, but leaving it on for longer then switching off the voltage stayed on.
Then it must be a dodgy programmer/receiver.
 
That was my first thought, but it's new, and I've never had one go wrong. so I've been questioning my wiring.
I've drawn it out, the only thing I have been wondering about is the switch live from the boiler, because it doesn't show on the honeywell diagram.
 
That was my first thought, but it's new, and I've never had one go wrong. so I've been questioning my wiring.
I've drawn it out, the only thing I have been wondering about is the switch live from the boiler, because it doesn't show on the honeywell diagram.

Orange from the valve and terminal 3 from receiver connect to S/L in the boiler.
 
The baxi solo 3 has pump over run so the pump is connected to the P/L terminal of the boiler. The orange of the 3port valve and terminal 3 which is HW ON connects to the S/L terminal in the boiler.

Who ever told you it went with the white is wrong. The white of the 3 port valve is connected to terminal 4 which is CH ON.....CH is turned/timed ON on the programmer/receiver,room thermostat calls for heat which sends a signal to programmer/receiver which turns terminal 4 on which is connected to the white of the valve, the valve motors/stalls in to position and switches the voltage from the white to the orange which tells the boiler to fire up as its connected to the S/L terminal.
 

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