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Posted by Zyp on February 2, 2009, 9:17 pm
amdx wrote:
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>> I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell
>> basic thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything
>> has been working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the
>> outside compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to
>> the thermostat would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up
>> pulling the disconnect at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>> Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
> This is not the group you want!
> 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
Like "alt.diy or somewhere.
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Zyp
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>> basic thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything
>> has been working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the
>> outside compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to
>> the thermostat would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up
>> pulling the disconnect at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>> Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
> This is not the group you want!
> 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