How to Adjust Honeywell T6360b1028 Thermostat?

[jessiebumblebee]

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• jessiebumblebee
• 17 Nov 2012
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I have this thermostat that only fires up the central heating (when the heating is programmed to come on) when you twist it past 20 degrees and it clicks on. Inevitably, we get blasted with too much heat.

I would like to lower the temperature that the thermostat is set to turn on the heating, but having removed the front cover, it isn't obvious how to do this.

Ideally, I think a more or less constant temperature of 18 degrees would be good.

Could someone take me through the process of lowering the setpoint temperature. As I said; the thermostat only clicks on when we turn it past 20 degrees...

Thanks,

Jessie

 

[Dan Robinson]

Seriously?



Turn it to 18. When it drops below 18 the heating will swtich on.

If it doesn't then you need to new thermostat or move it to a new location?

 

[Iddy]

Unless the thermostat is faulty, the point where your 'stat clicks is your actual room temperature. If your 'stat doesn't 'call for heat' when set to 18 and your room temp is below that then replace it.

 

[Iddy]

You beat me to it Dan!

 

[Phill Peck]

Brilliant

 

[Charnwood]

Don't twist it past 20?

 

[jessiebumblebee]

Hi everyone,

Thanks so much for the advice - I know it seems obvious...

Even when the room temp is well below 20, the heating still doesn't come on, so I think it will be a replacement!

Can anyone recommend a thermostat that is easy to install, digital and under £50.00?

Cheers

 

[Charnwood]

Honeywell DT90.

Spend a few quid more and fit a programmable inteligent 'stat. I've just swapped my antique like yours with a Honeywell CM907. Brilliant move.