My Digistat RF2 doesn't seem to transmit a signal.
The boiler comes on at the initial time setting but switches off as soon as the pre-set temperature has been reached. The only way I can start up again is by using the manual over-ride even though the flame symbol is showing. The light on the receiver remains on.
I have changed the batteries. Any other suggestion or will it have to be replaced.
Not an answer I'm afraid. I have an intermittent problem like yours ... my RF2 signal is getting to the receiver - the green light at the receiver shows when the flame symbol shows - but the boiler doesn't do anything and I have to resort to manually coaxing it to start. Still not sure if it's the boiler not receiving the start signal from the Digistat receiver or the receiver not sending a start signal to the boiler. It's not clear to me where I can get advice on this one.
John Jackson from Thornbury
December 2008
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