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I had my dual zone removed from upstairs
I had my dual zone removed from upstairs,but I believed they didn't removed the relay switch that detect the themostat for upstairs and downstairs. My HVAC still operating on a dual zone detection. How to disable the switch from still delaying like it operate on a dual zone switch. They only removed the dampers and installed a extra unit upstairs.
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