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My girlfriend has just moved to a bungalow but her central heating has no timer,all she has is a thermostat with a dial for setting the temp, no ability to make the heating come on and off when she wants.
The boiler is a combi located in the loft 089.jpg087.jpg
My question is can I fit a timer and if so which type?
Thanks
 
Unless your gas safe sorry you can't best to get a gas safe engy out and maybe get the boiler services at the same time for peace of mind
 
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