Thanks for your reply.Well, at least in that configuration, it wouldn't have blown up.
Keep it turned off for the moment and don't touch it - you appear to have wired it up incorrectly.
Was there an existing 'stat that you have replaced, and did you take any photos of its wiring?
It worked! You're amazing. Thanks!The grey wire with the blue sleeve is the neutral and should go in Meross N, terminal 1.
Leave the brown in L, terminal 2.
Move the black wire with brown sleeve to COM, terminal 5.
Add a link wire between L, terminal 2 and NO, terminal 3.
You should also reduce the amount of bare copper showing from the wires in the terminals.
If you try that, post a photo back here, and we can check the wiring before you turn the power back on.
The grey wire with the blue sleeve is the neutral and should go in Meross N, terminal 1.
Leave the brown in L, terminal 2.
Move the black wire with brown sleeve to COM, terminal 5.
Add a link wire between L, terminal 2 and NO, terminal 3.
You should also reduce the amount of bare copper showing from the wires in the terminals.
If you try that, post a photo back here, and we can check the wiring before you turn the power back on.
Managed to pair it successfully to WiFi. Although it doesn't seem to be starting up the boiler. I set temperature to over 30 degrees Celsius, I heard a click in the thermostat but boiler doesn't heat up.It worked! You're amazing. Thanks!
Can you show us a pic of your wiring of the Meross, so we can double check?I set temperature to over 30 degrees Celsius, I heard a click in the thermostat but boiler doesn't heat up.
Is it to do with adding the Link wire from L to NO which you mentioned? I just don't have any suitable wire other than speaker wire.Can you show us a pic of your wiring of the Meross, so we can double check?
After that, we can investigate your boiler settings - although if it was correctly responding to the old stat, the new one should be fine.
Yes, probably is!Is it to do with adding the Link wire from L to NO which you mentioned?
You should also reduce the amount of bare copper showing from the wires in the terminals.
That worked! Thank you so much.Yes, probably is!
The black wire, looks long enough that you could cut a short bit off, without making it any more difficult to rewire.
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