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How to wire a White-Rogers multi-stage thermostat for basic furnace? Pat Coghlan 07-06-2007
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Posted by Noon-Air on July 13, 2007, 8:21 am

> Noon-Air wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>And that 'stat looks like it is
>>>>for multi-stage specific application. Installer option does not show
>>>>anything for single stage operation. I could be wrong.
>>>
>>>Oh my...
>>
>>
>> ROFL...... mine works just fine, I guess you just gotta be smarter than a
>> temperature controlled, ON/OFF SWITCH
>>
>>
> So how many control board have you fixed? That is my hobby.
> Not a difficult task knowing how it works and with proper tools;
> DVM of course, 'scope and IC tracker.
> In the product description nowhere it mentioned anything for single stage
> operation.

I don't have a problem with troubleshooting boards at the componant level. I
am still operating some of the HAM radio equipment that I designed and built
from scratch over the last 30 years. A thermostat is still nothing more than
a switch. A multi stage stat works just fine with single stage equipment.
All I carry on my truck are multi stage stats so I can configure them for
*ANY* application. Like I said before, you just have to be smarter than a
temperature controlled, ON/OFF SWITCH



Posted by Lloyd E. Sponenburgh on July 13, 2007, 9:39 am

> I don't have a problem with troubleshooting boards at the componant level.
> I am still operating some of the HAM radio equipment that I designed and
> built from scratch over the last 30 years. A thermostat is still nothing
> more than a switch. A multi stage stat works just fine with single stage
> equipment. All I carry on my truck are multi stage stats so I can
> configure them for *ANY* application. Like I said before, you just have to
> be smarter than a temperature controlled, ON/OFF SWITCH

Ha! De WA4ZEG (inactive).

I knew there must be some electronics background there.

LLoyd


Posted by Tony on July 13, 2007, 1:32 pm
And I taught I was the only one here playing with toys
KA2AYS (QRT)


>
>> I don't have a problem with troubleshooting boards at the componant
>> level. I am still operating some of the HAM radio equipment that I
>> designed and built from scratch over the last 30 years. A thermostat is
>> still nothing more than a switch. A multi stage stat works just fine with
>> single stage equipment. All I carry on my truck are multi stage stats so
>> I can configure them for *ANY* application. Like I said before, you just
>> have to be smarter than a temperature controlled, ON/OFF SWITCH
>
> Ha! De WA4ZEG (inactive).
>
> I knew there must be some electronics background there.
>
> LLoyd
>



Posted by Noon-Air on July 13, 2007, 3:45 pm
n6ojn here

> And I taught I was the only one here playing with toys
> KA2AYS (QRT)
>
>
>>
>>> I don't have a problem with troubleshooting boards at the componant
>>> level. I am still operating some of the HAM radio equipment that I
>>> designed and built from scratch over the last 30 years. A thermostat is
>>> still nothing more than a switch. A multi stage stat works just fine
>>> with single stage equipment. All I carry on my truck are multi stage
>>> stats so I can configure them for *ANY* application. Like I said before,
>>> you just have to be smarter than a temperature controlled, ON/OFF SWITCH
>>
>> Ha! De WA4ZEG (inactive).
>>
>> I knew there must be some electronics background there.
>>
>> LLoyd
>>
>
>



Posted by DIMwit on July 13, 2007, 6:34 pm

> And I taught I was the only one here playing with toys
> KA2AYS (QRT)
>
>
>>
>>> I don't have a problem with troubleshooting boards at the componant
>>> level. I am still operating some of the HAM radio equipment that I
>>> designed and built from scratch over the last 30 years. A thermostat is
>>> still nothing more than a switch. A multi stage stat works just fine
>>> with single stage equipment. All I carry on my truck are multi stage
>>> stats so I can configure them for *ANY* application. Like I said before,
>>> you just have to be smarter than a temperature controlled, ON/OFF SWITCH
>>
>> Ha! De WA4ZEG (inactive).
>>
>> I knew there must be some electronics background there.
>>
>> LLoyd
>>
>
>

kumbaya?



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