Biasi 24S Broken Switch!
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Oh thank you so much you guys. My grey switch on my Biaisi broke on Tuesday, stressing coz have a 2 yr old, no extra money until next week, and heard its gonna be minus 7 this weekend!!!!
Unscrewed front panel but realised the timer is a unit so no pint fiddling more.
Read these posts, ensured all the tags on the dial were down, fiddled with a tiny screwdriver, VOILA it fired up - I now have heating.
Tony, may be calling on you to repair/advice as you seem a genuine guy!!
Great site, no techi talk for a a girl like me to understand
Unscrewed front panel but realised the timer is a unit so no pint fiddling more.
Read these posts, ensured all the tags on the dial were down, fiddled with a tiny screwdriver, VOILA it fired up - I now have heating.
Tony, may be calling on you to repair/advice as you seem a genuine guy!!
Great site, no techi talk for a a girl like me to understand
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Sometimes people ask for instructions on fitting these slide switches.
Remove old slide switch.
Pull all timer segments forward ( off ).
Look into the slot and at the left is a lever, hinged from the top, with an opening at the bottom.
Gently move the lever towards the right where it should stay putting it pretty much in the middle of the slot.
Take the replacement slide switch and carefully place it in the slot up against the RIGHT hand side and gently push it inwards keeping it parallel.
If you have done it correctly then it will clock into position.
It should then be OFF in the middle, ON at the left and ON/OFF in accordance with the timeclock on the right.
All other queries have already been covered in previous postings on this thread so please read them.
Tony Glazier
Remove old slide switch.
Pull all timer segments forward ( off ).
Look into the slot and at the left is a lever, hinged from the top, with an opening at the bottom.
Gently move the lever towards the right where it should stay putting it pretty much in the middle of the slot.
Take the replacement slide switch and carefully place it in the slot up against the RIGHT hand side and gently push it inwards keeping it parallel.
If you have done it correctly then it will clock into position.
It should then be OFF in the middle, ON at the left and ON/OFF in accordance with the timeclock on the right.
All other queries have already been covered in previous postings on this thread so please read them.
Tony Glazier
Thanks Tony,
I bought the spare switch for around £8 from the biasi spares website, and managed to replace the old broken one, following your instructions. Thank you so much!
Dear tony
i live in southlake parade woodley,reading
i need a 24s blasi boiler clock switch
do u have any left
david 07586310618
thanks
can u ship it to me
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