When I put Mac ID and croc info in it says they are not compatible. I have CID & rechkd the numbers. Thermostat is connected and heat works .just can't get internet set.
SOURCE: honeywell round mercury thermostat - heat not coming on
If you tip the mercury switch so that it makes contact and the furnace
doesn't start, it isn't the t-stat. Check the connections, then
start checking the furnace.
In any case, ditch the mercury t-stat (recycle it properly) and get a
new programmable one if at all posible. It will pay for itself
many times over by turning your heat down in the middle of the night
and back up by morning.
SOURCE: central heating thermostat
Looks like it was replaced by the CM67 series, try this link for the manual:
http://www51.honeywell.com/pacific/common/documents/CM67_User.pdf
Geno
SOURCE: Replace three wire thermostat with four wire thermostat
From the two red and two black wires (and the specs in the pdf), your new thermostat sounds like it's designed to directly control the line voltage (120 or 240) to the heater. That's the usual way baseboard heaters are controlled.
Could your wires be red, black, and (old, yellowed) white, the standard colors in a 3-wire power cable? Just the red and black should be enough to control a 120-volt heater so I don't understand what the white would have been used for. If it were my heater I'd take off the cover(s) -- with the power off, of course -- and find out what those wires actually connect to.
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