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| Member | Boiler question: Timed Programmer
I had a new boiler fitted last week with a new timed programmer,Its one of those silly timer ones that has tabs i never have the heating timed only the water,So on the control box i have the button pressed in for water timed. Now what would happen if i never pushed those silly tabs down would the water be on constant? yes thats right i never pushed the tabs right down. This is the timer i have Switchmaster 805 - H&V Controls If you click on the picture its the bottom right box. |
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