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ariston programmer
Hi every one
Got myself a bit of a problem with an Ariston time clock, after some considerable messing about I have come to the conclusion that the timer is shot ( after setting on off times, the boiler wont respond) can I fit an external programmer or must I use an original part. The boiler is about 15yrs old and I cant seem to find the same clock any where Thanx in advance Brian  |
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Re: ariston programmer
I would imagine that you could bypass the programmer and fit another on the room stat connections. You really need to check the manufacturers instructions before attempting anything though.
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