Heatline C24 Timer Broken

[vbpupil]

Heatline C24 Timer (part no: 3003200045)

Morning all, the timer mounted on my Heatline boiler seems to have failed - the push switch mechanism for turning to OFF/CONSTANT/TIMER is not working correctly. I was wondering if its at all possible to get somone to fit a new digital timer control in its place.

The boiler has luckily broken on the ON position but im thinking if I have to replace the timer a bit more control over when it comes on would be great. Has anyone had any experience with this kind of modding?

 

[Agile]

Any boiler part can be changed.

But those are not designed for hourly use.

Its expected you will have a room thermostat which you can use.

Tony

 

[rustyo11]

high, i have the same boiler but no wall mounted thermostat and my boiler is located at low level, do you know if you can add a wall mounted thermosat to the boiler?

many thanks.

Russell

 

[lee420]

Yes a digital timer can be fitted to this boiler without hassle.
This one is a direct replacement.
http://boilerpartscenter.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=59_68&product_id=824

 

[Classic40]

I would be tempted to replace it with a Salus RT500BC - http://www.salus-tech.com/products/plug-in-receivers/_c1_35_programmable-room-thermostat/

Can be bought for around £45.. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PROGRAMMA...DIY_Materials_Plumbing_MJ&hash=item2591776733

This sorts the problem and gives you a wireless programmable thermostat.

 

[lee420]

The problem is that the Heatline clock is a low voltage clock and the clock I mentioned is a direct replacement.

The Salus is mains powered and would need to have some wiring altered.

 

[EFLImpudence]

240V (mains) is low voltage.

<50V is extra-low voltage.

 

[lee420]

Sorry my bad. Heatline is extra low voltage (24V)