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Part for a Dial-Type Grasslin Towerchron Time Switch

Patient1 · 2010-10-27 19:59:10

I am looking for a part for an old Grasslin Towerchron Time Switch and I'd appreciate any advice on where I might get one. It's a time switch for a gas boiler and it's the 24-hour analogue dial type. Rather than pulling out tabs, you have to put a tiny plastic insert into the dial. A red insert at the time you want to…

27-10-2010 7:59pm

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Patient1

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I am looking for a part for an old Grasslin Towerchron Time Switch and I'd appreciate any advice on where I might get one.

It's a time switch for a gas boiler and it's the 24-hour analogue dial type. Rather than pulling out tabs, you have to put a tiny plastic insert into the dial. A red insert at the time you want to start the boiler and a blue one at the time you want to stop it. I would like to get additional inserts. I doubt that most electrical dealers would stock such obsolete items, which is why I'm posting here for advice.

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#2 30-10-2010 10:52am

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Probably get an electrician to put in a modern timer is the best way forward there.

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