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Hello group. I had a typical round mercury wall thermostat until a
drunk guy (no, not me :-) shoulder-planted into it and busted off the dial. I'm thinking of replacing it with a battery-powered digital model and a preliminary Internet search indicated it should be a pretty simple two-wire job. But after reading some posts in here I'm a little more concerned (I'm a fairly new homeowner and not super handy). Questions a - Do I need to cut the power to the gas boiler, the hallway, or both? - I'm totally lost with voltage compatability issues - how do I determine this? - If I totally screw this up, how will I know (other than the thermostat not working at all)? Any help and advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. - Chris, home repair newbie |
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