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heating timer

tedandbetty · 2010-11-30 12:03:33

anybody know if there is mush to change the timer on gas boiler. our timer gave up during the year and i must replace it as the house is freezing these nights when we get home which can be late. it is a standard timer you see on most heating systems.

30-11-2010 12:03pm

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tedandbetty

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anybody know if there is mush to change the timer on gas boiler.
our timer gave up during the year and i must replace it as the house is freezing these nights when we get home which can be late.

it is a standard timer you see on most heating systems.

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#2 30-11-2010 1:44pm

woody33

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APT brand mechanical timers, the ones with the roundy wheel with little pull-out tabs, are about 40 bucks. I have no idea what someone might charge you to fit it though, if you need that.

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