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![]() "Thomarse" wrote in message ups.com... Hello, I have an old mechanical central heating control unit made by SMC. It has stopped working, the dial no longer goes round, so I cannot set the timer and also I cannot switch between hot water and central heating, as whichever setting I have the switch on I get both hot water and central heating. I haven't the same problem as you but I've just replaced a digital timer that required a degree in electronics, the instruction manual and at least two new swear words everytime you wanted to change the programme. I replaced it with a nice new analogue mechanical timer made by Horstman and am very happy indeed. I discovered that the old timer had the wiring identification on its rear (hot water demand. hot water satisfied etc etc) and it was a very simple job to swap wires over like for like, especially as the new timer came with standard wiring diagrams for umpteen other controllers. Be brave, give it a go! Julian. |
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