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If this is going into an existing system with a programmer and room stat is it just a case of wiring the nest stat into the old room stat and the heat link into the old programmer wires?
Cheers
 
What system combi or s plan
 
Best to remove the wiring and fit receiver below boiler you need to be gas safe to do this if the wiring is behind the main cover
 
I passed my gas on the 19th of December.. just waiting on my certificate now
Ive been a time served plumber since 2006 but our company didnā€™t do gas work so we had to sign something to say I wouldnā€™t be able to sit my assessments.
My current company is the first since then who agreed to put me through it so now Iā€™m trying to educate myself on heating controls, fault finding etc
 

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