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combi boiler timer problem
The timer on my boiler is giving me problems. When I set it to turn on/
off the central heating and hot water, it doesn't work. I can boost the CH or HW for an hour and it keeps the time and settings fine - just doesn't fire when it's supposed to. Any suggestions? |
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combi boiler timer problem
ramman wrote:
The timer on my boiler is giving me problems. When I set it to turn on/ off the central heating and hot water, it doesn't work. I can boost the CH or HW for an hour and it keeps the time and settings fine - just doesn't fire when it's supposed to. Any suggestions? Has it just stopped working or has it always been like this? |
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combi boiler timer problem
On Sep 25, 5:48 pm, Lobster wrote:
ramman wrote: The timer on my boiler is giving me problems. When I set it to turn on/ off the central heating and hot water, it doesn't work. I can boost the CH or HW for an hour and it keeps the time and settings fine - just doesn't fire when it's supposed to. Any suggestions? Has it just stopped working or has it always been like this? No - it worked fine until recently. |
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ramman wrote:
On Sep 25, 5:48 pm, Lobster wrote: ramman wrote: The timer on my boiler is giving me problems. When I set it to turn on/ off the central heating and hot water, it doesn't work. I can boost the CH or HW for an hour and it keeps the time and settings fine - just doesn't fire when it's supposed to. Any suggestions? Has it just stopped working or has it always been like this? No - it worked fine until recently. What sort of timer: digital, or mechanical with the rotary dial? If the latter then these can fail to switch properly when they get old. The solution is to either replace it, or leave it permanently on and add a programmable room stat and leave that to control things. -- Cheers, John. /================================================== ===============\ | Internode Ltd - http://www.internode.co.uk | |-----------------------------------------------------------------| | John Rumm - john(at)internode(dot)co(dot)uk | \================================================= ================/ |
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In message , John Rumm
writes ramman wrote: On Sep 25, 5:48 pm, Lobster wrote: ramman wrote: The timer on my boiler is giving me problems. When I set it to turn on/ off the central heating and hot water, it doesn't work. I can boost the CH or HW for an hour and it keeps the time and settings fine - just doesn't fire when it's supposed to. Any suggestions? Has it just stopped working or has it always been like this? No - it worked fine until recently. What sort of timer: digital, or mechanical with the rotary dial? If the latter then these can fail to switch properly when they get old. The solution is to either replace it, or leave it permanently on and add a programmable room stat and leave that to control things. Stop being ageist Failing to switch properly is more a function of age rather than being mechanical (falls into own trap !) Digital timers have internal relays and their contacts are, in general, less robust than the contacts of mechanical timers -- geoff |
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