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Old 05-08-2021, 01:33 AM
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I've looked again. It's hard to work out exactly what is being switched by the voltage selector. In the 220V position I don't think you need C140 at all. Simply remove C140, R147 and R148. Then you would need to check the heater chain to see that all valves are getting a supply. It may be possible to remove V21 and V22 completely.
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