Boiler Timer

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01-12-2006, 11:00 AM

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Boiler Timer

Hi Guys,

Complete n00b when it comes to DIY and the such so please bear with me... ROAR!!!

*cough* Anyway, I have just moved in with my missus and in the house she says the central heating / hot water combi boiler seems to have a broken timer unit. This means that I have to manually switch the unit on and off which is becoming a pain in the bottom! (and expensive when we forget to switch it off)

I can still set the thermostat to adjust the temperatures but it's either on.. or off.

I'll get some more information about the boiler etc and do a full investigation at the weekend, just so I can get it clear in my head what is going on.

Can anyone help / advise? what I should be looking for / how to test etc.

Thanks so much in advance.

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