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    Oct 27, 2008, 02:34 PM
    Heat does not shut off
    We set the thermastats a t 65 but the temperature always exceeds to 85 -90. The flow valves were changed. Someone said there is a way to check the thermastats by connecting the to zone wires( we have to zones one upstairs and one downstairs). Both zones are not shutting down can you help
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    Oct 27, 2008, 03:52 PM
    First start by disconnecting one of the wires to each zone and see if they close. Then you will know if the valves are working.

    Next is to disconnect the w wire on the thermostat or at the termination on the air handler this should also shut down the valves and show if the thermostats are working correctly.

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