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Really sorry - I'm not a gas engineer, so I don't know how to pair with the boiler.

No idea I'm afraid. I'd suggest looking here: www.manualslib.com/manual/15092/Beko-Dg581.html#manual

Ha, worked it out. Panel on front at bottom. But had to wear rubber gloves to push it down and off, as it was VERY stiff.

I didn't know, so thanks for coming back and sharing!

Not sure I can help with the flame icon. Sorry on that. However, the thermostat doesn't actually operate as on-off. You set periods of highs and lows, so day time you may want a high of 19 degrees, so the boiler will kick in when the temperature drops below 19. For the other periods, the same logic applies, it's just a lower temperature. Depending on what kind of house you get, you may find the temperature drops below 10 degrees. In my conservatory with poor insulation it's regularly at 5. If you have that overnight temperature set too high, it will kick in. The solution is to reduce the overnight temperature so it won't kick in. I hope that helps.

Sorry to hear that - and sorry for missing your comment. From the community here, it sounds like this thermostat is a bit delicate and doesn't always work. It depends what you mean by doesn't turn-on. If you mean the screen is blank and you can't get any response, then that sounds like it's broken. Sorry. If it's an intermittent problem where it looks on, but doesn't switch the boiler on when you want, then check the temperature for the thermostat. It will only turn the boiler-on when the temperature in the room is below the temperature on your thermostat. I hope that helps, but fear it won't.

Sorry to hear that. It sounds broken to me.

Hi. I'm not a gas-safe engineer, so you would need to contact a gas-safe engineer to check. However, there are safety features within the appliance to prevent the flow of gas should the flame go out. Certainly if there is a spark, then if gas is coming-out, it will ignite eventually. You should confirm that the spark is being fired at all burners. If the gas ignites from a spark at another burner, the resulting fireball will be interesting. If you smell gas before it ignites, then I suggest you should vent the room before trying to ignite.

I have found the guide in one of your comments and the oven is WORKING, hallelujah. Wish it was in the actual video

It's the beginning part of the video for about the first 2 minutes. You switch the heating to manual, and use the side buttons to adjust the target temperature.

@@hobbitprs Thanks very much indeed xx

Cause I just bought and can't understand how to operate it..hope someone can answer

I'm not aware of needing to reset the signal after changing the batteries. It sounds a little odd, as this isn't how this kind of thing usually works, so could indicate a problem with your unit. Either way, you probably need to get a gas-safe engineer to look at the connection to your boiler if it's lost the connection. Sorry I can't be more help.

You can set different times for each day. You just need to enter the details manually for each day that you want to be different.

You can get apps instead, but they're much more expensive. See things like Hive. In terms of your WiFi question, the easiest way to think about it is that the remote is generating its own WiFi signal that is not connected to the internet and only connected to your boiler. It's more like a radio-controlled car than your WiFi. If you want to use an app, then that requires an WiFi connection to connect the boiler to what ever control hub and mobile device you have. It's far more flexible as you can usually control the heating remotely over the internet rather than when you're in the house, but that comes at a premium.

@@hobbitprs cool…. Can I set it up with my existing boiler or ?

My exact question because I have small kids and that’s a big no no

​1) Turn knob to gas 6 while pressing the knob in. 2) Turn on ignition. 3) Keep the knob pressed for 15 seconds while the flame is on to override the automatic shutoff feature. 4) Let go, it should work.

Gas pipe at the back prevented something bigger without ripping out the whole unit and making good.

Thanks. I assume so, and other comments suggest it can be changed, but I'm afraid I don't know how to change the batteries.

It shouldn't impact your water heating. If you are having problems there, then it could be that your boiler has an internal problem. My default first step with boiler problems is to check that the water pressure within the heating system is correct including bleeding the radiators. You may need to adjust the pressure more than once if you're bleeding the radiators. Bad heating system water pressure can cause boilers to work incorrectly and have an impact on the water heating.

It is not the easiest to use!

Same happens to us it keeps randomly resetting and turns the heating on. 22 keeps flashing and we have to reset it. Annoying bit is it turns the heating on while flashing 22

Sorry to hear that. Comments on here seem to suggest it's not the best controller. My only thought would be that the batteries might be running down if it's losing the time.

Each Programme is basically a switch to go to a different setting. Most people want what you're describing, although they usually switch the heating off at some point during the day as well, but that's your choice. Essentially you have P1 as 6AM and 21C, then 7PM as 12C. Then the clock rolls over midnight to the next day, the 7PM programme is still active, so the temperature won't change until it hits the next P1 setting for the next day. I hope that makes sense.

It sounds like a slightly different unit, so I don't know I'm afraid. Sorry.

I don't know, but I would guess that the signal is not getting through. You'd need to speak to the engineer who fitted the controller and connected it to the boiler.

Oh no... If you've removed then replaced the batteries and it's not reset, then that sounds fundamental, as that usually clears the chip cache, which is what can affect all devices with chips. I'd suggest you'll need a replacement, but you could see what an engineer says.

Hi, I have a similar problem but my screen is completely blank so I have changed the batteries but it is still blank, is there any way to reset it? Nothing happens when I press any of the buttons, thanks

In principle yes, but it depends on the amount of electrical interference. Don't put it next to a microwave, or put your microwave between the control and the boiler (just like WiFi), but I don't think you need to worry too much about electrics. Range is probably the bigger concern, and yes, electrics can affect range.

I've not experienced that, so don't know why that's happening. Someone else here seems to be getting the same problem, but I guess that no solace!

@@hobbitprs Thanks for getting back to me. It’s been ok since I asked you. I did read someone had said there is this fault with some of them and the manufacturer is aware. If it continues I will contact them.

Seems quite a few people are experiencing poor quality. I'm pretty sure there's no app, as their now wifi set-up for the controller. There are controllers that can do that kind of thing, but they are far more expensive.

Really sorry - I don't know how to change the battery. I'd assume (but don't know) that the cover or part of the cover comes off.