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Posted by Paul Milligan on January 18, 2007, 10:30 am
wrote:
>Hi, all. I hope you can help me, as I'm at my wit's end (much to your
>surprise, I'm sure).
>
>Here's the situation: I have a Heil heat pump and a Honeywell RTH7000
>programmable thermostat. My problem is that when the heat pump shuts
>off, the fan continues to run. (I mean the indoor fan that circulates
>the air. Maybe also called the blower?) It will continue to run until
>the heat pump comes on again and then shut down with the heat pump.
>Maybe. Often times the fan just continues to run until I shut it off
>using the circuit breaker. Rarely, the fan will shut down after the
>initial heat pump run.
>
>The problem started when I replaced my old thermostat with this one.
>But according to Honeywell's people, since I can take the thermostat
>off the wall (thus severing its connection to the house) and the fan
>continues to run, it's not the thermostat that's causing the fan to
>run.
>
>I have checked to make sure the fan switch is set to Auto and not to
>On.
>
>Any suggestions or information would be helpful. If you need more
>information, please do not hesitate to ask. I'll do whatever I can to
>tell you more.
I suggest you call someone to come fix whatever you fucked up
with your DIY thermostat.
>
>Thanks!
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