Randall 922 replacement

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Can anyone suggest a replacement for the Randall 922 that could be replaced by a novice diy-er?
Boiler is still going strong.
Boiler Ideal Icos has had new PCB board, spark plug and generator and fan over the last few years but the timer bit seems a bit tempremental.
Hoping something is available that could be easily swapped over.
Been looking at a Randall FP975 but not sure if this is right or still available.
Thanks in advance
 
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you can upgrade to any two channel programmer, but you will have to change the back plate
 
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Thanks for the reply. When you say 'sjoild' fit the back plate. How sure are you?
Ideally don't want to have to mess too much with wiring?
 
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you can upgrade to any two channel programmer, but you will have to change the back plate

How difficult is it to replace the back plate?
Do I need an electrician or should I be able to do this myself?
 
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nothing hard in doing it, just a matter of transferring a few wires and screwing the new backplate to the wall
 
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But the wires have to be identified and correctly reconnected on the new back plate.

It always seems easy to me but I am aware that many do not find it so easy. Making a mistake can cause significant damage!
 

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