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I'm trying to use an underfloor heating programmer/timer on my Worcester Boiler to control the central heating ?
The switched output from the programmer is 240v at 16amps yet it will not fire up the boiler ?
I cant understand why.

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You haven’t just wired into the feed of the boiler eg when the timer comes on the boiler lights up ?
 

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