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Cheers for the help, will give that a go and report back.

Sorry to be a dumb##s, just want to check that you mean putting a link between the 240v and ch terminal on the clock connection and another beween 240v and hw terminal on the clock connection?? Cheers

Cheers oilman, in fact thanks to everyone else too. Any particular terminal block or is it dependant on which joint has 'gone'. sorry guys, I must sound a right 'Homer'.

Already pressed both resets, burner and the one under the control box, with no joy :( Is there anyway to bypass the timeclock, i've seen it's just a plug in type? I've also checked there is oil coming through too. Pump doesn't run and burner is silent, not a dicky bird happening.

Found that on the underside, it's a little red button, pressed with no difference to anything. also topped the pressure up by about 0.2 bar so it was at 1.0 bar again no difference. lights are still illuminated on the time clock and power to the board but nowt else happening. Thanks for all...

The fuse looks ok (clear glass fuse and i can see the intact wire inside), there is also power to the integral plug in clock. There is water flowing from the hot tap although it is cold, and that is the click i hear, when the tap is turned on and again when it is turned off. I know about the...

Hi, We have an oil fired worcester heatslave 12/14 with a built in timeclock. Since yeasterday we have had no heat or hot water. The thing won't even fire up when a hot tap is turned on, we have tried calling for heat/hot water on the timeclock both together and individually, the red lights...