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Heat Genie Question - Tripping Switch.

  • 22-12-2014 4:25pm
    #1
    jinkybhoy
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    Hi

    Got Stanley Stove back boiler 3 months ago. Have a heat genie in use with it. No problems with heating all the rads in house but when we first got it installed, the first time we used it the trip switch for all the sockets in house went. We could not get it back working until we unplugged heat genie (The heat genie is upstairs and plugged into normal wall socket).

    We tried next day and has worked ever since without incident.

    Now this weekend - We were away - nothing on and it seems that the heat genie tripped the switch - even though it wasn't in use. I unplugged it again and trip switch went back no problem. Left it for the night but next day - worked no problem.

    Has anyone any thoughts on why this is happening - my own feeling is that the heat genie should be wired into our electrical seperately (I'm not an electrician) rather than using a wall socket? I can understand it tripping the switch when on but when not in use or anything in use while we are away is a bit of a worry.

    Thanks in advance.


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