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Old Jan 28, 2006, 08:42 AM
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Heating problem!!!!

As I ws watchingTV this morning I noticed that it was getting hotter and hotter in the house. I looked at the thermostat and it was not calling for heat, but it was still blowing very hot air. I turned the thermostat to the off position and it would not turn off. I tryed cycling it through the AC hoping that it would work, which it did after about 15 minutes. After that I set the thermostat to off and about 10 minutes later the heat was blowing with the thermostat off. Once again it was allready in the off position so I am completely confused. I have a Totalline electronic thermostat. I just pulled the unit from its base on the wall and that finally shut it off. I have the same thermostat upstairs and it is working just fine. This is the seond time in a week this has happened (it also occured last Sunday, but has been fine since then until now). I really need some help. I am hoping to fix this problem myself to save some money.

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Old Jan 28, 2006, 08:52 AM   #2  
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If pulling the unit off the wall shut off the heat, the problem is in the thermostat, not the heating system. I am afraid you are going to have pick through the manual for it and see if they give a fix. If you don't have a manual. you might find one online at their website.
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Old Jan 28, 2006, 01:03 PM   #3  
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labman,

Thanks a lot. I do not have the manual, but will search their website for it. Thanks again.

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Old Jan 28, 2006, 01:31 PM   #4  
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Tracked the manual down online. Absolutely no help. Does not have a troubleshooting index. Any more ideas. Should I just replace it?
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Might try new batteries if it has any. Some people have reported success that way. That will do 2 things. It may supply essential power. It may also reset the unit, fixing the problem.
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No batteries.
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Tracked the manual down online. Absolutely no help. Does not have a troubleshooting index. Any more ideas. Should I just replace it?

I have done what I can, and nobody else seems to have a better idea.
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