Thermostat Replacement Help
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OK, I just wondered if you had blown a fuse and welded the switching contacts of the thermostat together.
Looks like that's a honeywell T4360F?
If so neutral should be corrected or anticipator won't work.
If so neutral should be corrected or anticipator won't work.
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The OP doesn't state the model, but from the instructions he's posted, and the terminal numbering it looks to be this one. [there isn't a T4360F shown]
In which case all of the terminals are 'live' terminals:
1 is Live supply
3 is NO
4 is NC
Honeywell thermostats usually use 2 as the neutral, and the space is left blank
But even if there was an anticipator and it wasn't connected, it wouldn't make the boiler stay on.
In which case all of the terminals are 'live' terminals:
1 is Live supply
3 is NO
4 is NC
Honeywell thermostats usually use 2 as the neutral, and the space is left blank
But even if there was an anticipator and it wasn't connected, it wouldn't make the boiler stay on.
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