Salus Worcester Boiler Control - ST620WBC - Multicolor

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This guide is for users of the Salus Worcester Boiler Control (ST620WBC), designed to provide convenient and efficient temperature control for your home. The key benefit is straightforward: it offers programmable heating, allowing you to optimize energy use. A potential caveat is the 30-meter range limitation, so consider the distance between the thermostat and the boiler. This guide covers setup, usage, troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions to help you get the most out of your Salus control.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ST620WBC |
| Brand | Salus |
Use the up and down arrow buttons on the thermostat to adjust the desired temperature.
Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on programming the schedule. Typically, you will set the time and temperature for different periods of the day.
Check the distance between the thermostat and boiler, and ensure they are within range. Try re-pairing the devices following the setup instructions.
The battery type is specified in the user manual. Typically, it will be standard alkaline batteries.
Replace the batteries when the low battery indicator appears on the thermostat display.
Yes, you can usually manually adjust the temperature, and the system will revert back to the programmed schedule at the next scheduled change.
RF stands for Radio Frequency, which means the thermostat communicates with the boiler wirelessly using radio signals.
Check the distance between the thermostat and the boiler control unit. Make sure they are within the 30-meter range. Ensure both units have power and are properly paired. Replace batteries if needed.
Check the batteries in the thermostat. Replace if necessary. Ensure the display settings are correctly configured for brightness.
Verify that the correct schedule is programmed into the thermostat. Check that the current time and date are set correctly. Ensure the boiler is powered on and functioning properly.