Drayton
Unstable RF Link Between Thermostat and Receiver
Thermostat frequently loses wireless connection to the receiver; heating drops out intermittently.
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Possible Causes
Excessive distance or walls between thermostat and receiver, RF interference from other devices, Metal back box or cabinet blocking signal, Weak thermostat batteries
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Battery changes are low risk; isolate mains before moving receivers.
- Replace batteries: Fit fresh alkaline batteries in the thermostat to ensure maximum RF output.
- Relocate thermostat: Move the thermostat away from metal objects, large mirrors, or appliances. Avoid mounting on or near metal back boxes without plastic spacers.
- Relocate receiver: If possible, move the Drayton receiver or Heat HubR to a more central, open location.
- Reduce interference: Keep Wi‑Fi routers, cordless phone bases, and baby monitors away from the receiver and thermostat.
- Re-pair devices: Perform a fresh pairing between thermostat and receiver following Drayton’s procedure.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
RF Link Between Thermostat and Receiver
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