Weil-McLain WMR-21 Instruction Manual
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To wire the WMR-21, connect the thermostat wires to the thermostat terminals on the relay. Then, connect the boiler control wires to the appropriate terminals marked for boiler use. Ensure power to the system is off during installation.
First, check the wiring connections to ensure they are secure and correct. Next, verify that the thermostat is functioning and set correctly. If these are in order, check the power supply to the relay and ensure the relay is not damaged.
Yes, the WMR-21 is designed to handle multiple zones. Ensure each zone's thermostat is correctly wired to the relay and that the relay is appropriately configured to manage multiple zones.
It is recommended to check the relay annually as part of the boiler system’s regular maintenance. Look for any signs of wear or damage and ensure all connections are tight.
The WMR-21 Switching Relay is typically rated to handle up to 20 amps at 120 volts. Always consult the specification sheet for your specific model to confirm.
A clicking noise usually indicates that the relay is switching on and off. This can be caused by a loose connection or a faulty thermostat. Inspect the wiring and ensure the thermostat is properly calibrated.
To test the relay, manually adjust the thermostat to call for heat and observe if the relay activates the boiler. You can also use a multimeter to check for continuity across the relay contacts when it is supposed to be closed.
Always turn off power to the circuit before installation to prevent electrical shock. Follow the installation instructions carefully, and ensure all connections are secure and correctly made.
Yes, the WMR-21 is generally compatible with most smart thermostats. Ensure the thermostat's wiring is compatible with relay connections, and configure the system according to the thermostat's manufacturer guidelines.
Common signs include failure to activate the boiler, audible buzzing or clicking sounds, and visible damage to the relay housing or terminals. If troubleshooting does not resolve these issues, consider replacing the relay.