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NS1002 Not Correctly Controlling Boiler

Troubleshoot an NS1002 thermostat that is not controlling your boiler correctly. Learn how to check thermostat and relay connection, verify the CH light response, and identify possible wiring, valve, or boiler faults.

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Written by James Hunter

If your NS1002 system appears to be calling for heat but the boiler is not responding, check the following:

Ensure the Thermostat and Relay Module are both connected.
Confirm both devices are communicating with the system and showing as connected.

Check the Relay CH light.
The CH light on the relay should flash green when the thermostat calls for heat.

Listen for the relay clicking.
When the heating turns on or off, the relay should make an audible clicking sound.

Possible valve, boiler, or wiring fault.
If the relay module is responding correctly but the boiler does not start, there may be a fault with the zone valve, boiler, or system wiring. Contact a qualified heating engineer.

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