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Hi,
I'm a bit of a novice so please bear with me. The fuse in the fusebox next to my central heating controller keeps blowing. I replaced it twice yesterday with a 3A fuse and again this morning with a 5A fuse and within half an hour of the heating coming on and the radiators just starting to get warm it blows. Has anyone got any ideas as to what the most common causes could be. For info, it's a conventional boiler (not combi). It's a fairly old Glo Worm system and it's a normal (not digital) mechanical clock that it operates from. |
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