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Default CH timer workaround - is it safe?

Their not getting it are they! Yup, I had the 103 and direct replacement
with the 105E - what a difference - changed and programmed in two minutes
:-))

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"The problem is that it's very old and the plastic knobs just get
pushed around the dial so the heating wither stays on, or stays off
depending on which knob actually managed to switch it last."

gives it away as being a 102 or a 103. The direct backplate compatible
replacement is the 103E or the 105E

To replace it with any other make would involve replacing the backplate
and rewiring it


We had an old Randall with the same symptoms, and bought a Drayton Tempus
Seven from B&Q, for about 40 quid.
It comes with a replacement backplate and a simple wiring diagram, and

was
pretty easy to fit. It works a treat.


A 105E will do the same without a rewire
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