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Antony
Hi,
We had under-tile heating installed in our bathroom when we had it fully renovated. The system comes from Wickes.
The problem is that regardless of what we set the thermostat to, the floor basically goes very hot. We've tried varying the temperature on the thermostat to see if there's any correlation, but haven't noticed anything. The temperature does vary a bit (between quite warm and hot), but we've never been able to detect a pattern.
It seems to me that the fault could be either with the thermostat unit or the temperature probe. Is there any way to test which one is causing the problem? The thermostat costs £38 to replace, and the probe would require lifting tiles, so I don't really want to do either unless I'm sure that it is definitely where the problem lies.
Many thanks - any suggestions much appreciated!
Antony
We had under-tile heating installed in our bathroom when we had it fully renovated. The system comes from Wickes.
The problem is that regardless of what we set the thermostat to, the floor basically goes very hot. We've tried varying the temperature on the thermostat to see if there's any correlation, but haven't noticed anything. The temperature does vary a bit (between quite warm and hot), but we've never been able to detect a pattern.
It seems to me that the fault could be either with the thermostat unit or the temperature probe. Is there any way to test which one is causing the problem? The thermostat costs £38 to replace, and the probe would require lifting tiles, so I don't really want to do either unless I'm sure that it is definitely where the problem lies.
Many thanks - any suggestions much appreciated!
Antony