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I had always assumed that when I manually opened one of these valves
that the 'boiler ON' microswitch was activated. I seem to remember manually driving my old heating system that way once. Looking at ones I have fitted now seems that the manual lever DOESNT move the cam far enough to close the switch. I guess when the motor controls it, it will. Yes? TIA |
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