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<blockquote data-quote="Reptech" data-source="post: 559380" data-attributes="member: 38266">It does all sound a bit that way tbh. For curiosity I&#039;ve just programmed it to come on for 20 minutes at lunchtime to see if a short &#039;Comfort On&#039; time gives the same fault condition. I&#039;ll update with the result of that later all being well.The heater was installed summer of 2020 so pretty new but out of warranty. I&#039;m kind of 50:50 at this point as to whether its a genuine &#039;hard fault&#039; meaning a component issue or a weird &#039;logic lock up&#039; type of condition. There is some documentation I have that says it can take the fan &#039;up to&#039; 1 minute to respond and &#039;this is not a fault&#039; which to me is a curious behaviour to the design anyway. Having said that it usually takes around 4 or 5 seconds for the fan to respond normally.Even with a reset some info is&nbsp; still retained in the user logs so its not a total reset if that makes sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reptech, post: 559380, member: 38266"] It does all sound a bit that way tbh. For curiosity I've just programmed it to come on for 20 minutes at lunchtime to see if a short 'Comfort On' time gives the same fault condition. I'll update with the result of that later all being well. The heater was installed summer of 2020 so pretty new but out of warranty. I'm kind of 50:50 at this point as to whether its a genuine 'hard fault' meaning a component issue or a weird 'logic lock up' type of condition. There is some documentation I have that says it can take the fan 'up to' 1 minute to respond and 'this is not a fault' which to me is a curious behaviour to the design anyway. Having said that it usually takes around 4 or 5 seconds for the fan to respond normally. Even with a reset some info is still retained in the user logs so its not a total reset if that makes sense. [/QUOTE]

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