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    Mar 5, 2010, 08:22 PM
    Heat pump troubleshooting trane frayed wires
    I had a squirrel strip off the insulation on most of the wires connecting the thermostat to the outside unit. I separated all to prevent shorts and the heat pump still won't come on. I checked breakers in the box and found one in the inside unit. None were tripped. Anything else I should look for?
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    Mar 6, 2010, 07:41 AM
    First replace or tape up the wires that have insulation gone

    Then check the furnace for a low voltage fuse ,probably in the circuit board

    If that's done and OK,its possible the wires could have shorted and fried the transformer

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