Atwood 8500-IV furnace problem
Need a little help. We have a 2005 National Sea Breeze LX with an Atwood Hydro Flame 8500-IV series furnace. The furnace has been causing us problems for some time and hoping someone can offer some ...
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bid_time wrote:Sluggo54 wrote:That's a very good suggestion. If the "range" is set to low it could cause the cycling. That furnace should not be instantaneously cycling on and off. That could possibly make something get to hot and make the circuit breaker blow.
Some thermostats have adjustable "range" - i.e., it can be set to raise the temp 1 degree, two degrees, or three. It may be sensitive enough that a slight change in temp could cause problems. It is no cost to open it or take the cover off and find out.
Can't do that with this thermostat. Still feeling that the draw of the motor is causing at least part of the problem. Plan to check that before anything else at this point,
