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It was the charge limiter cutout, the heater is now working again. Total cost of parts are not that far off a call out fee in the South East. If I could do it again I would bypass the thermostat and run the thing off normal mains to test.

There's only so many parts in this thing, when it is not the charge controller I'll replace the storage elements, when it is not that I'll suspect that it is cursed then give up and replace the entire unit, and when it is not that I'll realise that it was the supply all along. This is the...

It is getting warm on both sides. I stripped it down to the bricks and they all felt equally warm. I have replaced the thermostat and it behaves exactly the same. That one linked, the XLS12N is what I have. Here's a circuit diagram... The charge controller seems to have a bimetallic strip...

Not the input thermostat, the one in there is fine and even bypassed the heater only get slightly warm. Looking at it I'm not sure  fully understand the circuit in the heater. Seems to me that it will need to be replaced unless anyone else has an experience of this.

Got a Dimplex storage heater that is only getting very slightly warm, almost so slightly that you can only feel the heat by taking its cover off. It is an Dimplex XLS12N automatic storage heater located in a bathroom, it has a thermostat to automatically regulate its heat. I am guessing that the...