Help with hive wiring

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Hi there I have a alpha e-rec 20s boiler and I’m trying to fit a hive dual receiver can someone help me with the wiring there is already two wires coming from the boiler but this fed a old style timer I think the wiring is not connected right can you help please see attached pictures coming from boiler

Thanks
 

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You have a system boiler, so wiring should be done at previously used programmer or at the wiring center.
 
You have a system boiler, so wiring should be done at previously used programmer or at the wiring center.
So the wiring at the programmer what wire goes where I have I wire from the boiler with one blue one brown and a earth and a second wire with one earth and one brown just a bit confused which wire should go where
Thanks
 
And Looking around all different forums should there not be wires coming from 41 and 44 on the boiler
 
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Looks like it could be the following: (hot water off being used if you have a Y plan)

A to L
B to N
2 to hot water on
3 to hot water off if needed
4 to heating on
 
And that’s from the boiler so run a new wire in the order as cover says 2is optional room thermostat just found out that it’s a gravity feed hw
 

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Yes, run some 5 core heat resistant flex and that should get you all you need, unless a Y plan. Are you sure it’s gravity hot water?

Post a photo of cylinder cupboard if unsure
 
I’m a little stumped then, sorry. Good few others on here who can probably help, but you’ll have to be patient.
 

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