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gti mad man wrote:haha similar thats anever version

anever version?

similar?..so do you have red and green led's and a three position switch?

i need to take a pic dont i lol

looks same mate two leds red and green switch and dial

Right ... the thermo needs to bet set before it will fire up and run.

and that can be best described by shepster

cheers mate

chepster yoiu around helooooooooooooooo

How do matey,

I had trouble with mine last week at Dubfreeze, i think what i did wrong was start mine up with the 'stat on full knacker.

What i have sinse found out is this............

Turn dial fully ANTI-clockwise and switch rocker to LEFT (fully RIGHT and all you get is constant cold air) the RED light should be on.

The heater should then 'purge' for 30 secs then you will hear the speed of the blower reduce and (hopefully) warm air will start to blow.

Turn the dial CLOCK-wise until the GREEN light comes on (if not already) and set the temp to what you require.

shepster wrote:How do matey,

I had trouble with mine last week at Dubfreeze, i think what i did wrong was start mine up with the 'stat on full knacker.

What i have sinse found out is this............

Turn dial fully ANTI-clockwise and switch rocker to LEFT (fully RIGHT and all you get is constant cold air) the RED light should be on.

The heater should then 'purge' for 30 secs then you will hear the speed of the blower reduce and (hopefully) warm air will start to blow.

Turn the dial CLOCK-wise until the GREEN light comes on (if not already) and set the temp to what you require.

Hi mate i turned 12v and gas on then had thermostat thingys set at 3 then flicked the switch, i had red and green leds on heard a fan whiring under the floor then nothing fan stoped red and green leds still on?

Does the RED light flash at all? depending on how many times it flashes depends on the fault.

Two flashes is GAS.

Five is blocked exhaust/inlet.

just stays constantly red mate?

Have you made sure the gas taps are on under the sink?

With the fridge, is the rocker switch flashing and clicking when you turn it on?

If not, you probably need to turn on the "Aux" switch on the Zig unit.

Sounds like you need a holdsworth villa user guide - did it not come with one?

Ringo

ringo wrote:Have you made sure the gas taps are on under the sink?

With the fridge, is the rocker switch flashing and clicking when you turn it on?

If not, you probably need to turn on the "Aux" switch on the Zig unit.

Sounds like you need a holdsworth villa user guide - did it not come with one?

Ringo

Dude where exactly are these taps i dotn think mine has them?
ive checked were the sink is then the gas storage cupboard and the fixed metal gas pipe just goes through cabinet back

Ok a update

1)turn gas on (verify its on by opening a gas ring) can't find any taps under sink

2) Turn thermostat dial totaly anti clockwise

3)The rocker switch on the thermostat is a 2 way 'on' or 'off'

4)Turn the switch to on you get a solid red led(no fan)

5)Turn thermostat dial round to about 3 and fan kicks in (fast sounding) then cut out no red led flash nothing?

No gas or the battery is not charged enough.

find the tap

kevtherev wrote:No gas or the battery is not charged enough.

find the tap

cheers mate asume(never asume lol) batterys ok as zig unit has green led and for gas it run the fridge fine? maybe battery recharge and new gas to test

gti mad man wrote:

kevtherev wrote:No gas or the battery is not charged enough.

find the tap

cheers mate asume(never asume lol) batterys ok as zig unit has green led and for gas it run the fridge fine? maybe battery recharge and new gas to test

The best thing to do is stick a multi meter on the propex while you start it and let us know what it says. If its stays above 12v then its not the battery. These babies draw a LOT of current compared to pissy little fridges....

However, i, in my own sad little world was assuming that everyone has a multi meter - and if you havent (i'd be suprised as you can draw circuit diagrams) then yes, charge the battery and have a retry....

got a reply from richard at propex...........


Hi Andy

From the fault you are describing it sounds to me like the flame sensing circuit has gone faulty - this will require either a new control board or flame sensing electrode. If you want to send the heater to us we can put it on our test bench and verify the problem.
Regards

Richard