Originally posted by badey112
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With the power off and the power plug removed, disconnect the INPUT cables on the SSR. Power back up and see if the boiler switches back on - It shouldn't - If it does power the boiler back up, then the SSR has indeed failed and needs replacement.
Quite apart from this, I would recommend that you engage the services of a licensed sparky to thoroughly check out the entire wiring system and overall safety of the unit, given that it has been subjected to trauma. This should be a priority...
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