What are you trying to wire up?
Typical Thermostat Wiring for 4 or 5 wire Heat/Cool Thermostat (not heat pumps)
4 Wire Termostat
R = Red One Side of 24 volt Transformer
G = Green Blower
Y = Yellow Cool
W = White Heat
5 Wire Thermostat
with one transformer for both units
Rc One Side of 24 volt Transformer
Rh Jumper Rc to Rh
G = Green Blower
Y = Yellow Cool
W = White Heat
5 Wire Thermostat
With 2 transformers one for indoor unit
And one for outdoor unit
Rc = Red One Side of (outside) 24 volt (outside transformer)
G = Green Blower (outside transformer)
Y = Yellow Cool (outside transformer)
Rh = Blue One side of (inside) 24 volt (inside transformer)
W = White Heat (inside transformer)
COOLING ONLY Thermostat
R = Red One Side of 24 volt Transformer
G = Green Blower
Y = Yellow Cool
HEATING ONLY
R or Rh One Side of 24 volt Transformer
W = White Heat
SOURCE: Honeywell T86A3006 24V Class 2 Round thermostat 8020
The honeywell tradeline thermostat would work as a direct replacement (no mercury in the new ones), however if your using just heaters and no cooling system off of it, you could Heat only thermostat from honeywell that would replace your unit as well. Both at available at Ace Hardware with the heat only unity being roughly 7 dollars cheaper.
SOURCE: rewire an old 2 wire thermostat to a honeywell 5-1-1 programmable
I connected the blue wire to the R and the white wire to the W on the old thermostat and shoved the new Honeywell 5-1-1 Day programmable thermostat up the first guys *** that i ran into at Canadian Tire
Thanks for your help
SOURCE: Replacing Round Honewell Mercury Thermostat
try to get one that is made for oil heat, the installation is easy only two wires, and the instructions make it easy.
SOURCE: how to use a round circular honeywell thermostat?
If you turned the ring and the pointer moved, then you are using the thermostat correctly. Turn the thermostat up above room temperature (the temp on the bottom of the thermostat) Make sure all your switches are on, and that the fuse or circuit breaker is also on. If you still do not have heat after verifing all these things, then it is most likely a problem with the heating appliance.
Also, if it is a heating and cooling thermostat, make sure your lever is in the heating mode. Hope this helps
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