Hi, I bought a house two years ago that's heated with Sylvania convectors model SYACP-2000. Last year they all worked fine but this year, two of them wired to the same circuit (breaker) have acted up. One of them never turned on (Living room) - nothing on the thermostat; the other one (bedroom) had the electronic built-in thermostat light up and show activity, as though the heater was going, but the element didn't actually heat up. I had a friend check if the electricity was going through, and it does. Messing around with the bedroom one magically made the element work - it started heating up. The other one (LR) didn't change. However that night something burned in the house and I opened t he windows to let the smell out, and so I turned down the thermostat to something like 4 ou 5 degrees celsius so the heater would go on while I had the windows wide open. Next time I checked, all the lights had gone out, no more activity at all - so now they are both totally dead. Since the things don't have an off and on swicth, I think I did turn down all thermostats pretty low over the summer to make sure they wouldn't start heating up even if nights got chilly. Is it possible that turning them way down somehow makes them turn off altogether? I flipped the breakers a couple of time to see if it would kick start it and pressed all the buttons possible; anyone has had this problem? Thanks for any help, Marianne

I have a Goodman air handler unit (Mod # AWUF361016BA) and heat pump. I've tried two different thermostats, the present one being a Honeywell RTHL3550. With both thermostats, whenever I turn on the heat, the auxiliary heat comes on within a minute or two. No matter the temperature I set the thermostat to, even when the set temp is within a degree of the thermostat house temp, the heat strips come on. Since this has been the case with two thermostats, I'm thinking the thermostat wiring is not correct. I'm including some pics for verifying the wiring. I would sure appreciate it if someone could verify this wiring or give me some pointers. Last winter's power bills were horrendous. Here are pics for more detail: Air Handler Details [IMG]http://imageshack.com/a/img633/4432/kc0cQg.jpg[/IMG] Air Handler Schematic [IMG]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/3644/cHO853.jpg[/IMG] Honeywell Thermostat [IMG]http://imageshack.com/a/img903/2770/6kZpqC.jpg[/IMG] Honeywell Thermostat Wiring [IMG]http://imageshack.com/a/img907/1504/i6udR9.jpg[/IMG] Thermostat Wiring at Air Handler [IMG]http://imageshack.com/a/img903/7391/6M7db5.jpg[/IMG]