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Cotherm Type Tse Manual

Cotherm Type Tse Manual. The Cotherm TSE00187 thermostat is CE marked and. Cotherm Replacement Immersion Stat TSE00187 Compatible with: Heatrae Sadia Megaflo Santon Premier RM Cylinders Telford Cylinders Kingspan Cylinders. Can a Thermostat be changed without draining the complete Cylinder? Yes Ensure the power supply is isolated before removing the immersion heater cover.

The thermostat should be set to around 65 degrees (minimum 60 to avoid microbe growth). Any temperature above that runs the risk of the cylinder and imersion element furring-up.

There is also the risk of scalding at higher temperatures. The immersion heater trips out because there is a legal requirement for all immersion heaters to have a safety cutout built into them. Vopt 9 21 Setup Keygen Crack. I think this operates at iro 95 degrees, is factory set and is not user adjustable.

Cotherm Type Tse Manual

Is the insulation covering the top of the imersion heater. If so then this could be causing it to heat up and trigger the cut out. I suggest you need to get a professional in to look at it. Cheers Rank: Project Manager. I am currently having the same problem. Put new tank + immersion and manual (7 day) time switch in 12 months ago, from new it would cut out (trip the little immersion switch) every few days - annoying.

Being idle I have lived with it but it's now ridiculous, tripping every day, at random. Temerature was set down to 50.

No insulation covering heater (tank the foam pre-insulated type). Have re-wired it all and checked every connection yesterday, nothing loose etc. Have now just by-passed the timer to see if that has anything to do with it. If not, new thermostat? Anything else possible? Odd that it has done it from brand new. Rank: Labourer.

Did anyone find an answer to this problem? Our thermostat recently failed, leaving the water to boil, so I shut it off and called a plumber. Given that the heater had been in there for a few years now and was bound to peg out before long (very hard water area), I asked the guy to replace the immersion heater itself. The new heater was installed on Monday, worked for a bit then tripped out.

Reset on Tuesday, same problem. Called the plumber back and he replaced the thermostat on Wednesday believing that to be the fault. Same problem Wednesday night.

We have an electronic timer (set to on all the time at least until this problem is sorted), and all the wiring, fuses, etc are fine. Current is getting to the heater no problem. The thermostat is set to about 63 deg. It seems to me that the answer must be that the heater itself is faulty, that the 'pre-set' 95 deg cutout in the heater is operating in error. How likely is that?? I'm a bit hesitant to just replace the heater myself if it's not very likely because each time I undo the heater boss I'm scared of ripping the tank!

That's why I got a professional in, although having charged me £90 he now seems completely stumped. It's now 4 days later, no hot water and I'm starting to smell pretty bad! Rank: Labourer. [quote='revchris']Has anyone come up with a reason/solution to this problem?

Random cutting out of immersion heater theomostat when temperature is obviously within normal limits. I am on my second thermostat but this one trips out like the previous for no apparent reason. Any advice appreciated Chris L[/quote]You've tried two stats -- but I suspect the reason is that the stats are of the 'cheap and nasty' variety and the markings on them probably bear little or no relationship to reality.

Turn the stat down another five degrees. Pay no attention to the figures on the dial in terms of desired temperature but see if that cures the problem.

If it doesn't cure the problem, then turn down another five degrees and see if that does the job. Continue the process until the cutout stops operating randomly. Is your hot water still hot enough?

If it is, you've solved the problem. If it isn't, get a better-quality thermostat. Rank: Labourer. Hello there, i have a different problem with my immersion heater. I have moved in to a new flat two weeks ago.It is all electric. There is a water tank in the cupboard megaflo sadia heatrae dd125 with two switches on the wall.

One of them is going to the bottom of the tank and the other one to the middle. There is a panel horstmann electronic 7 in the kitchen which should heat up water during off peak times. I have been told that i should leave the bottom element switch on at all times and my panel in the kitchen and then it will come on every night to have hot water in the morning.i did so but i have noticed that if i leave them both on water is heating up all the time - not only at night.so everytime i use some water the tank is filling up and water is heated again.where is the problem?i have called many people but nobody can really help me:( Rank: Labourer. Karlaa86, You may find the following useful, You will see that if the horstmann controller is powering your immersion heater then there should be a neon (orange) light on.