Worcester MT20 2019 Installation and Operating Manual
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To set the current time, rotate the dial clockwise until the correct time is aligned with the reference mark. Ensure that the time is set to either AM or PM as required.
Check if the timer is set to the correct program and that the time is accurately set. Ensure that the system is not in 'OFF' mode and that there is power supplied to the boiler.
Use the tappets around the edge of the dial to set desired on and off times. Push the tappets out for 'ON' periods and in for 'OFF' periods, ensuring the timer is set to 'Timed' mode.
First, check the power supply to ensure the timer is receiving electricity. If the power supply is fine, the timer may need to be reset or replaced if it's faulty.
To reset the timer, turn off the power supply for about 10 seconds and then turn it back on. Re-set the current time and schedule as needed.
Yes, the Worcester MT20 Timer can be used with combi boilers. Ensure it is correctly installed and configured according to the boiler's requirements.
The MT20 Timer requires minimal maintenance. Regularly check for dust and debris around the timer and ensure all settings are correct. Annual inspections by a professional are recommended.
To switch modes, use the mode selector switch on the timer. Set it to 'Manual' for continuous operation or 'Timed' for scheduled heating.
The clicking noise is typically the sound of the timer switching between on and off periods. If the noise is excessive, inspect for any loose parts or consider professional servicing.
Use the override function to temporarily extend the heating period. This can be done by adjusting the manual override switch on the timer to the 'ON' position.