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09/4/2014 at 11:20pm
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sorry I forgot about this, you say your 'turning to off' so you mean on the control switch? in which case I have not come across that before, nor can I understand a reason for it to make any difference other than the time lag.
So still struggling beyond the possible need for a remote room thermostat. Reason being the current room stat is in the control switch and can be keeping the heating switched off due to direct heat acting on it, that's the back of the switch as well as the front!, so where then is the control switch situated exactly?
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09/4/2014 at 11:47pm
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You can only say things as you understand them, no need for sorry
So is that high up then? where heat rises and it's hottest!
That could explain why it's reached the temperature of '9' which is actually around 32C! not though why switching off makes a difference!
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