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New boiler advice today
callmechar
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Hi
I had a new boiler installed today. They are coming back to finish tomorrow. Husband done central heating himself. So only the boiler being done.
They put the programmer/timer in the airing cupboard. Thats odd isnt it? It was in kitchen before. Never heard of it being anywhere but kitchen
I was not in today, my husband was here.
I had a new boiler installed today. They are coming back to finish tomorrow. Husband done central heating himself. So only the boiler being done.
They put the programmer/timer in the airing cupboard. Thats odd isnt it? It was in kitchen before. Never heard of it being anywhere but kitchen
I was not in today, my husband was here.
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Airing cupboard is the most common place to fit a programmer, as all the controls are usually in there as well.0
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Airing cupboard for all the places I have lived in (around 30 houses/flats) and I don't recall any in a kitchen before:)63 mortgage payments to go.
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Kitchen for me now and in my previous house, otherwise hall and utility room. Never seen one in an airing cupboard before. Slightly fewer houses than missprice though (5).0
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Might have been an idea to tell them (or your husband) before installation where you wanted it, rather than leaving it to chance?
If it's a wireless one, then moving it should be a very quick job.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Unless your previous was a combined programmer/thermostat. I had a Honeywell 7 day type which also included the thermostat0
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