cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
February 9, 2013, 1:58am
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or not, for those of you that just operate a furnace from the thermostat would you call this temp discharge on this electrical furnace sufficient to make the call that this furnace was performing as intended???
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
February 10, 2013, 2:53am
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90 lookers no replys I thought this org had inspectors:D:p whats the deal cat got your typing finger;-)
belliott
(Bob Elliott, 450.0002662)
February 10, 2013, 2:56am
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I posted one hour before you actually looking for help,did you reply Charlie or to busy ?
My post is a real question rather than SEO booster so not worthy ?
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
February 10, 2013, 3:04am
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belliott:
I posted one hour before you actually looking for help,did you reply Charlie or to busy ?
My post is a real question rather than SEO booster so not worthy ?
you have lost me this is just a question about ele furnaces no SEO on this just the dry set
Yes I have been busy getting wife out of hospital and running back and forth 85 miles to hospital been a wild week
belliott
(Bob Elliott, 450.0002662)
February 10, 2013, 3:24am
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cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
February 10, 2013, 3:45am
7
mgratton:
tooo hot…
What is to hot, your a man of many words
mgratton
(Marcel Gratton, CMI)
February 10, 2013, 4:07am
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got the F mixed up with the C…
Actualy, if there is 2 heat strips its working as intended but if there is 3 heat strips, one heat strip is not, assuming that the room temperature is around 70 degrees F.
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
February 10, 2013, 12:43pm
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mgratton:
got the F mixed up with the C…
Actualy, if there is 2 heat strips its working as intended but if there is 3 heat strips, one heat strip is not, assuming that the room temperature is around 70 degrees F.
That would be correct 3 strips one not working:D did not need the amp meter for this one;-)