Now I finally started to switch on my heater by remote control. After it happened to me two times last week that I had forgotten to turn on the clock, it was time. Had another button free and thought, super, symbol an asterisk, fits! So I'll be happy to get the control unit out of the door and measured like a poacher. But nowhere did a short control pulse come from the "flame button". Nothing. Either full 12V all the time or nothing. Well, that's not good I thought, how am I supposed to do that? If I install a relay with "self-locking" then the heater never shuts down! No, that's nothing.
...so... screwed up the display. and staun
... I didn't expect so much electronics in there. Two boards full on both sides! So no wonder, the complete control of the heater is in there!Now in the end effect 2 cables go more out of my display (down of course
), which are switched together via a relay and thus simulate the actual pressing of the "flame button". Of course we can continue to do so! All functions are as original, only that the whole can be activated by radio. Additional function. And the nice, just as I can turn it off over the radio, whether by radio or by clock or by hand.Switch on and turn on are just two different things..
Greetings from a warmed-up eighth
Ronny