The post imade yesterday i was refering to a honeywell central heating room stat NOT a microwave ..dont know how that pic got there.!! how do i reset the dial so its in the correct position ..its work

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Unless the thermostat is faulty, the point where your 'stat clicks is your actual roomtemperature. If your 'stat doesn't 'call for heat' when set to 18 and your room ...

the first problem is you need a milli-volt t-stat and your central has a 24volt t-stat if you connect the 2 it will fry the controlls in the wall heater the second problem is t-stat location if the wall heater is near the central heats t-stat it will shut off the central to soon . maybe relocate wall unit to coldest room ?

Yes,
Most all the Honeywell t-stats can be calibrated...
check out this tip to find the manual for your t-stat and then how to get into the installer setup program...

Manual Honeywell How to Find Honeywell Manuals
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IF YOU MEAN TIMER WHEEL ON HONEYWELL STAT ITS NORMAL OTHERWISE I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOURE SAYING

R comonY cool W heat G fan C other side of 24 unless you are battery operated. On the back of the Tstat tou should have switch that says gas or electric this controls how the fan operates. If not go into programing and program 1 stage heat one stage cool.Let me know I will walk you thru this.

Hi, Just to let you know I have repaired central Heat & Air systems for 33 years and Have seen this problem on many occasions. Lets see if I can save you so many trips.It says you have a programmable stat? On this stat and on a mechanical stat, they have what is called a heat anticipator that controls how many and how often your thermostat turns you're unit off and on and how long it cycles after the stat is satisfied. If you have ever seen under the cover of a mechanical stat, ( mercury switch type) you will see a dial with an arrow with numbers as .1, .3, .4 1.0, or .15 to 1.0 amps.Some are fixed and some are adjustable. On a digital stat, you will have to get into the program and see what the heat anticipator is set on. They come from the factory at .4, but to really find out what you'res should be it takes an amprobe to do this. The setting you need is what you're gas valve requires.I am sure I have lost you, but I am just giving you a little food for thought. If you can get into you're program and set this to .4, great. If the problem continues, your anticipator on this stat is more than likely, shorted, which would require you to buy a new stat.With a shorted anticipator, it will seem to be working like you say, but when satisfied, the temp.keeps falling until you reset power, then it fires and repeats this. Change the stat. If this is central heat and air, just follow red-rc which will have a red jumper to rh for heat, white to w, green to g=fan, and yellow or blue to y = cooling. If you have central heat only, you will find 2 wires red and white.Red to rh with jumper still installed to rc and then white to w.This is quite a long explanation, but I wanted you to know a little more then the next guy about your stat. Please let me know.
Sincerely,
Shastalaker7

The zone valve needs replacing.

with y plan 3 connections on programmer HW on HW off CH on HW on to cylinder stat then HW call to Orange on Mvalve to power boiler and pump HW off to grey wire on Mvalve to close hot water CH to room stat common then heating call to white on Mvalve

you have a link pin on 3-4 or 1-5 or seperate 2 pin connector,thats were the stat goes,any way round with wires

do a s plan plus and buy a poly plumb roomstat combined programer with built in relays as you require the relays to stop back feed! simple!