Danfoss Ally
Temperature Overshoot / Poor Regulation
Room temperature overshoots the setpoint by several degrees before the heating turns off.
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Possible Causes
Thermostat installed in draught or near heat source, Incorrect control algorithm for system type, Slow‑response underfloor heating with aggressive settings, Faulty or mispositioned sensor
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No electrical work is usually required.
Steps:
- Check location: Ensure the wall thermostat is on an interior wall away from radiators, windows, and direct sunlight.
- Adjust control settings: In the Ally app or installer menu, select the correct heating type (radiator vs. underfloor) and adjust cycle time or proportional band if available.
- Use external sensor: For underfloor heating, consider using a Danfoss floor sensor or remote room sensor to improve accuracy.
- Allow learning time: Some Ally thermostats use adaptive algorithms that need several days to optimize. If overshoot persists beyond a week, review installation and sensor placement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Danfoss NTC Remote Room Sensor (optional)
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