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Originally Posted by claud1
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A blank thermostat indicates a loss of low voltage which originates in your indoor unit. The simplest of reasons would be a blown low voltage fuse or a tripped low voltage circuit breaker.
It could also be that a safety device has tripped, like a float switch... check to see that your unit is draining properly. Is your unit in the attic? Check for a float switch in the pan under it. Is it in the basement? Check for a condensate pump with a float in it. Also check for a float switch on the condensate drain where it exits the indoor unit. If any of these are tripped, it could indicate that the drain is clogged. |
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