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Really, that could cause the thermostat to not shut off once it reaches the desired temp? We had to get it serviced a while back because it was low only last time the problem was that the house temp...

No, there's no ice buildup anywhere on the unit outside.

Manually kicked the heater back on (had it off to save power) and went outside to check. It's not hot to the touch by any means, but not freezing over either. You can tell there's some warmth to it.

Yes, the outside unit does run when the heat is on.

First and foremost, thanks for helping me out with this one... Did as you said. With the thermo system selector "off" I changed the fan to on and it kicked on, then to auto and it kicked off. I...

Sorry, posted that before I saw your response. Honestly, no. The air seems a bit chilly. Always been told that "electric" heat doesn't always feel as warm to the touch as "gas" so I just assumed...

Read another post and my problem sounds very similar. Unless I mannually drop the temp setting to turn off the heater/fan, it just keeps going. The problem there seemed to be a fan relay. How do...

I know this sounds weird, but it's doing a few odd things. If I crank it up to 70 on regular heat and it reads as though it's reached the set temp in just a short period but as mentioned before,...

Here's the deal. Installed a new thermostat as a test. (Honeywell RTH3100C) Set desired temp, unit turned on as it should, house warmed up to the set temp but five minutes later it was still...

Pulled the thermostat off the wall. Honeywell (number on the back read T8411R 1028 and then under that 9827 E). I believe that the model number of the outside unit, which is a Lennox, is HP290241P. ...

I have a Lennox electric furnace (heat pump w/ aux heat I believe) that's about 10 years old. The thermostat is a basic Honeywell digitial. The problem at hand is that the furnace only shuts off it...