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Thermostats for boilers?
Asked Jan 5, 2012, 09:39 AM
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I have a boiler system with 3 temperature controls - high temp, low temp and pump temp. I alos have a white/Rodgers thermostat 1E30w609. I think either it is the wrong thermostat for the application or the setting on the other controls are wrong because the boiler is not turning on consistantly. What suggestions do you have? |
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