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Adjusting heat cycle on old thermostat
Renting an apartment with boiler/radiator heat. Seems like when the
heat goes on, it stays on too long. The old Robertshaw thermostat (can't see a model #) has a "longer-shorter" sliding switch inside it. Am I correct that moving it in the "shorter" direction will cause the heat to stay on for shorter periods? If I set the thermo at 65 degrees, I would want it to turn off at 67. Thanks. |
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