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How Much To Replace A Central Heating/Hot Water Timer & A Couple of Switches??
stressedoutmum
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Our timer on our boiler has gone. We dont have a combi boiler so would be timer for hot water/heating. The clock moves but it doesnt 'click' into place and if I dont remember to move it on then we've no hot water.Can you tell me how much it would be to have a new timer fitted that does hot water/heating.
Also in 2 of the bedrooms we still have the 2-way cord switches which need replaced (4 in total) plus 1 single cord pull socket in the 3rd bedroom.
How much would it cost if I bought the switches/timer and paid to have them fitted or is it cheaper for the electrician to supply and fit all.
Have phoned 3 electricians so far and not one of them have turned up/called back :mad: Thanks.
Also in 2 of the bedrooms we still have the 2-way cord switches which need replaced (4 in total) plus 1 single cord pull socket in the 3rd bedroom.
How much would it cost if I bought the switches/timer and paid to have them fitted or is it cheaper for the electrician to supply and fit all.
Have phoned 3 electricians so far and not one of them have turned up/called back :mad: Thanks.
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Guess this might be free then. Only kidding - thought I would post again as you seem to get more response in the evening posts. thanks.0
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try posting this at https://www.screwfix.com and click on the talk tab in the top right hand corner. then click plumbers talk
you will have to join to post a messgae but they reply very quickly
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Thanks Chilli Dog. Didnt know screwfix done this. :T0
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