No D.C. Power at thermostat.
So I'm not getting D.C. Power at my thermostat. I can take a good +12v wire and start the fan or compressor. Circuit breaker is working and I ran the "good" +12v from there to check. Where does...
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Chris Bryant wrote:
On the old mechanical thermostats, that would be an incorrectly set (or oxidized) anticipator. Not sure what's up with yours.
It definitely has me puzzled. I think I'm going to pick up another thermostat in the morning and see what happens.
The only thing I'm not 100% on is the fact that it is a "residential" thermostat. However, with it operating off of batteries, all of the opening and closing of circuits is ran by the AAA's which means it should work to me?
I mean it definitely works awesome for the air conditioner! Not sure why the furnace would be any different.
