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Posted by real pisser on October 15, 2009, 10:20 am
problem is stormy, you put the pill in the wrong hole. I top posted this
especially for you.
> "Dear Doctor. I'm sick. I tried taking asprin, but it didn't
> help. I'm not going to tell you what symptoms I had. I'm not
> going to tell you what I'm trying to accomplish by takeing
> medicine. But, I'm going to ask you waht pills to take."
> --
> Christopher A. Young
> Learn more about Jesus
> www.lds.org
> .
> All --
> If I wanted to bypass or jump out a chronotherm III, where
> the furnace is
> connected to W1 and C screws, how would I do this? Jumping
> W1 and C does
> not seem to do it.
> Does this mean the III is supplying the 24 V to the control
> board? I
> thought the 24V xformer was external, and that the III was
> just acting as a
> switch. I know the 24 V transformer for cooling is
> external.
> So if I wanted to bypass the III altogether, how would I do
> this?
> --
> EA
>
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Posted by Noon-Air on October 15, 2009, 2:31 pm
> All --
> If I wanted to bypass or jump out a chronotherm III, where the furnace is
> connected to W1 and C screws, how would I do this? Jumping W1 and C does
> not seem to do it.
> Does this mean the III is supplying the 24 V to the control board? I
> thought the 24V xformer was external, and that the III was just acting as
> a switch. I know the 24 V transformer for cooling is external.
> So if I wanted to bypass the III altogether, how would I do this?
OK, so you don't know how a thermostat or basic controls work... Your best
bet is to call you local HVAC pro, and upgrade to a Vision Pro 8000 stat.
No I am not gonna tell you why its not working, other than tho quit while
your ahead before you burn up a control board and/or transformer.
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Posted by on October 15, 2009, 5:02 pm
wrote:
>> All --
>> If I wanted to bypass or jump out a chronotherm III, where the furnace is
>> connected to W1 and C screws, how would I do this? Jumping W1 and C does
>> not seem to do it.
>> Does this mean the III is supplying the 24 V to the control board? I
>> thought the 24V xformer was external, and that the III was just acting as
>> a switch. I know the 24 V transformer for cooling is external.
>> So if I wanted to bypass the III altogether, how would I do this?
>OK, so you don't know how a thermostat or basic controls work... Your best
>bet is to call you local HVAC pro, and upgrade to a Vision Pro 8000 stat.
>No I am not gonna tell you why its not working, other than tho quit while
>your ahead before you burn up a control board and/or transformer.
Dog forbid he should get any advice that led to that ! :-)
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Posted by amdx on October 15, 2009, 10:16 pm
>> If I wanted to bypass or jump out a chronotherm III, where the furnace is
>> connected to W1 and C screws, how would I do this? Jumping W1 and C does
>> not seem to do it.
> No I am not gonna tell you why its not working, other than tho quit while
> your ahead before you burn up a control board and/or transformer.
HVAC technicians are the Rodney Dangerfield of technicians.
They feel they get no respect
Almost everyone here has a Rodney Dangerfield complex.
This causes them to withhold every tidbit of information away from any
DIYer with a question.
It even causes some of them to post incorrect information. I'm not sure why
they do that, they don't get to see the end result, so I don't see the
thrill. Maybe it makes them feel powerful.
Look somewhere else for your answer.
Mike
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Posted by Tony Hwang on October 15, 2009, 10:29 pm
amdx wrote:
>>> If I wanted to bypass or jump out a chronotherm III, where the furnace is
>>> connected to W1 and C screws, how would I do this? Jumping W1 and C does
>>> not seem to do it.
>
>> No I am not gonna tell you why its not working, other than tho quit while
>> your ahead before you burn up a control board and/or transformer.
> HVAC technicians are the Rodney Dangerfield of technicians.
> They feel they get no respect
> Almost everyone here has a Rodney Dangerfield complex.
> This causes them to withhold every tidbit of information away from any
> DIYer with a question.
> It even causes some of them to post incorrect information. I'm not sure why
> they do that, they don't get to see the end result, so I don't see the
> thrill. Maybe it makes them feel powerful.
> Look somewhere else for your answer.
> Mike
>
>
Hmmm,
If proper question is asked, proper answer will be given.
The OP should state what kind heating/cooling system he has,
what kind of problem he is experiencing, whether it is within the reach
of DIY'er to tackle it. Just "I jumpered out this terminal to that and
furnace does not come on, what is wrong?" Improper or dumb question will
be only ridiculed wasting time.
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> help. I'm not going to tell you what symptoms I had. I'm not
> going to tell you what I'm trying to accomplish by takeing
> medicine. But, I'm going to ask you waht pills to take."
> --
> Christopher A. Young
> Learn more about Jesus
> www.lds.org
> .
> All --
> If I wanted to bypass or jump out a chronotherm III, where
> the furnace is
> connected to W1 and C screws, how would I do this? Jumping
> W1 and C does
> not seem to do it.
> Does this mean the III is supplying the 24 V to the control
> board? I
> thought the 24V xformer was external, and that the III was
> just acting as a
> switch. I know the 24 V transformer for cooling is
> external.
> So if I wanted to bypass the III altogether, how would I do
> this?
> --
> EA
>