Crazy thermostat issue...help please
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Crazy thermostat issue...help please
Crazy scenario here. We set our thermostat to 72°. The air conditioner doesn't turn on until the thermostat says it's 69° in the house, then turns off. Then it won't turn back on until the thermostat says 75°. Then it turns on and cools the house back to 75°. We have had the thermostat replaced. The ac unit is about 7 years old. Any ideas as to what this might be? Our main ten guy says he's never seen this problem before. It not a heat pump system.
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Let me preface my response. I just moved to Asheville and this is an apartment. I dont think the maintenance here knows that much about a/c's. That said, it's the cheapest Honeywell thermostat I've ever seen. The closest I found is TH1210DH1001 except this one does not have the EM Heat option.
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I need more information.
It's not a heat pump..... so what is it ? Gas/electric furnace with split A/C ?
When I hear apartment..... I think of a building system using hot and cold water.
It's not a heat pump..... so what is it ? Gas/electric furnace with split A/C ?
When I hear apartment..... I think of a building system using hot and cold water.
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The model number is usually behind the thermostat.
Are you sure that it is a Honeywell thermostat?
If it is a different brand it may be the differential adjustment.
I would also verify that thermostat Y terminal is in use instead of Y2, and verify that a supply air register isn't blowing on the stat.
The hole behind the thermostat should also be sealed around the stat wire so that drafts in the wall do not affect operation.
Are you sure that it is a Honeywell thermostat?
If it is a different brand it may be the differential adjustment.
I would also verify that thermostat Y terminal is in use instead of Y2, and verify that a supply air register isn't blowing on the stat.
The hole behind the thermostat should also be sealed around the stat wire so that drafts in the wall do not affect operation.