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Posted by ransley on January 20, 2008, 10:59 pm
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> > Hi!
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> > I've had a new Carrier furnace and humidifier installed a couple of
> > years ago. =A0Things are working great, but I am somewhat concerned that=
> > the humidity isn't being properly adjusted. =A0It seems like it's really=
> > all over the spectrum. =A0I can adjust the humidistat to 45%, and I will=
> > see 20% humidity inside. =A0Or, I can adjust it to 5% on the humidistat,=
> > and get 20% still. =A0I know that it's working sometimes though because
> > the filter is wet with water.
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> > I'm wondering, does it matter where the humidistat is mounted? =A0They
> > mounted it on one of the furnace intakes on the outside. =A0It looks
> > something similar to the picture on this page, but a little
> > newer. =A0;-)
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> >http://homerepair.about.com/od/heatingcoolingrepair/ss/humidifier_ana...
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> > Does it need to be mounted on the first floor, next to the thermostat,
> > in order to get an accurate reading? =A0The one I have looks identical
> > to this...
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> >http://arnoldservice.com/4016_analog_humidistat_everything.jpg
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> > Thanks in advanced for any information.
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> Humidity is variable from house to house, if you have condensation on
> windows it is to high. Some units monitor exterior temp to set
> humidity, these are best.- Hide quoted text -
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Have you cleaned the evaporator pad, use Lime A Way if its clogged or
another acid
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