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Does anyone know if it is difficult to remove a central heating timing switch QE2 from a first floor airing cupboard to a ground floor next to a Condensing boiler Glow Worm Flexicom HX24 ?
 
it can be depends what the set up is and wiring etc best get someone out locally to have a look and do it
 

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