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thermostat will trip when ac is turned on
Posted On: July 13, 2023
Question from user almasd94 at hvacadvice at reddit.
Answer:
If your thermostat is tripping or causing issues when you turn on your air conditioning, it could be due to several potential causes. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can take:
Check the wiring: Inspect the wiring connections between the thermostat and the air conditioning unit. Loose or damaged wires can cause a short circuit and lead to tripping. Make sure all connections are secure and there are no exposed wires.
Verify power supply: Ensure that the thermostat and air c . . . [
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thermostat will trip when ac is turned on
Posted On: July 13, 2023
Question from user almasd94 at hvacadvice at reddit.
Answer:
If your thermostat is tripping or causing issues when you turn on your air conditioning, it could be due to several potential causes. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can take:
Check the wiring: Inspect the wiring connections between the thermostat and the air conditioning unit. Loose or damaged wires can cause a short circuit and lead to tripping. Make sure all connections are secure and there are no exposed wires.
Verify power supply: Ensure that the thermostat and air c . . . [
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my entire ac system can’t cool more than 10 degrees to the outside temperature
Posted On: July 11, 2023
August 2022 my AC system was doing fine cooling the house but it unfortunately started leaking coolant.
Was told it's best to just get a whole new system by a technician.
So I bought the new system but now that summer is here I can't seem to cool my house when it gets to the mid 80s outside.
The system has water coming from below the coils here but the technicians are saying everything is just fine and only gave me recommendations and saw a couple things they quickly tweaked.
Even though they told me I'll “always be able to stay 20 degrees lo . . . [
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my entire ac system can’t cool more than 10 degrees to the outside temperature
Posted On: July 11, 2023
August 2022 my AC system was doing fine cooling the house but it unfortunately started leaking coolant.
Was told it's best to just get a whole new system by a technician.
So I bought the new system but now that summer is here I can't seem to cool my house when it gets to the mid 80s outside.
The system has water coming from below the coils here but the technicians are saying everything is just fine and only gave me recommendations and saw a couple things they quickly tweaked.
Even though they told me I'll “always be able to stay 20 degrees lo . . . [
More]
Embrace Comfort and Style with Our Custom Logo Chairs, Model 3400 Chair (DS-100)
Posted On: July 10, 2023
About Us: Dedicated to Superior Quality and Service
At Athletic Seating, we’ve been in the business of crafting chairs for athletic events including sideline chairs, basketball court chairs, and logo chairs for over three decades. Our sole focus is to deliver quality, custom chairs that make a statement and foster team spirit. Among our diverse product line of athletic chairs seating, the Model 3400 Chair (DS-100) holds a special place. A favorite among clients, it can be found on sidelines and in locker rooms across the globe, serving as . . . [
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Embrace Comfort and Style with Our Custom Logo Chairs, Model 3400 Chair (DS-100)
Posted On: July 10, 2023
About Us: Dedicated to Superior Quality and Service
At Athletic Seating, we’ve been in the business of crafting chairs for athletic events including sideline chairs, basketball court chairs, and logo chairs for over three decades. Our sole focus is to deliver quality, custom chairs that make a statement and foster team spirit. Among our diverse product line of athletic chairs seating, the Model 3400 Chair (DS-100) holds a special place. A favorite among clients, it can be found on sidelines and in locker rooms across the globe, serving as . . . [
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preventing pool heater failures
Posted On: July 9, 2023
Pool heaters are a great piece of equipment that extend your swimming season and make it a more enjoyable experience. Like all pool equipment, your pool heater will require special care and proper installation.
Do Not Cover Your Pool Heater. This may sound like bad advice but, once you cover up the pool heater it creates a warm escape for rodents to build nests for the winter. This could lead to potential damage to the heater. Mice like to eat wires, and their nests can get into the burner tray. If a mouse nest gets into the burner tray and is . . . [
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preventing pool heater failures
Posted On: July 9, 2023
Pool heaters are a great piece of equipment that extend your swimming season and make it a more enjoyable experience. Like all pool equipment, your pool heater will require special care and proper installation.
Do Not Cover Your Pool Heater. This may sound like bad advice but, once you cover up the pool heater it creates a warm escape for rodents to build nests for the winter. This could lead to potential damage to the heater. Mice like to eat wires, and their nests can get into the burner tray. If a mouse nest gets into the burner tray and is . . . [
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which pool heater brand is right for you?
Posted On: July 8, 2023
If you want to make the most of your outdoor swimming pool, a pool heater is a must. They’re a worthwhile investment for making the most use of your pool while the season allows it, whether you like to make your pool as warm as bath water or just get it up to a comfortable temp for nighttime dips in late spring. Without a heater, mother nature is your thermostat—and even a long day of bright sun isn’t always enough to meaningfully change the temp of your pool.
There are several types of pool heaters that work in tandem with your in- or ab . . . [
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which pool heater brand is right for you?
Posted On: July 8, 2023
If you want to make the most of your outdoor swimming pool, a pool heater is a must. They’re a worthwhile investment for making the most use of your pool while the season allows it, whether you like to make your pool as warm as bath water or just get it up to a comfortable temp for nighttime dips in late spring. Without a heater, mother nature is your thermostat—and even a long day of bright sun isn’t always enough to meaningfully change the temp of your pool.
There are several types of pool heaters that work in tandem with your in- or ab . . . [
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merv 16 furnace filter question
Posted On: July 7, 2023
I have been dealing with dust allergies in a house I moved into recently and was recommended to get a Lennox Healthy Climate 16x25x5 filter for my HVAC system by a relative.
He isn't a technician though, so I was hoping to get input here.
My system is 1.5 years old and I don't want to damage it with air restriction.
But I also don't want to be miserable with dust allergies 24/7.
I've seen mixed reviews on if the Lennox Healthy Climate does restrict or if it has enough pleats that it doesn't effect airflow.
Could anyone weigh in on this so I can . . . [
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merv 16 furnace filter question
Posted On: July 7, 2023
I have been dealing with dust allergies in a house I moved into recently and was recommended to get a Lennox Healthy Climate 16x25x5 filter for my HVAC system by a relative.
He isn't a technician though, so I was hoping to get input here.
My system is 1.5 years old and I don't want to damage it with air restriction.
But I also don't want to be miserable with dust allergies 24/7.
I've seen mixed reviews on if the Lennox Healthy Climate does restrict or if it has enough pleats that it doesn't effect airflow.
Could anyone weigh in on this so I can . . . [
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why do new homes being built have mini splits not vented ac
Posted On: July 6, 2023
A lot of newly built homes in my area appear to have mini splits (you can see them on the side of the house).
Also, a friend of mine is a very successful real estate agent that sells fancy homes in a fancy market (500k+ homes) & all the newly built homes have mini splits, no vents.
I am surprised by this.
My friend just says they are easier to have than vents — sure i get that.
But if someone is having a 800k house built, the homeowners probably arent looking to cut corners to save $5k.
They want something that is most reliable & efficient. . . . [
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why do new homes being built have mini splits not vented ac
Posted On: July 6, 2023
A lot of newly built homes in my area appear to have mini splits (you can see them on the side of the house).
Also, a friend of mine is a very successful real estate agent that sells fancy homes in a fancy market (500k+ homes) & all the newly built homes have mini splits, no vents.
I am surprised by this.
My friend just says they are easier to have than vents — sure i get that.
But if someone is having a 800k house built, the homeowners probably arent looking to cut corners to save $5k.
They want something that is most reliable & efficient. . . . [
More]
Innovative Pilot Program Launched to Help Prevent Overdose Deaths
Posted On: July 5, 2023
New Effort by Somers Fire Department Paramedics, Trinity Health New England & Community Health Resources (CHR) is First-of-its-Kind in New England
To help prevent overdose deaths and connect people to life-saving services, the Somers Fire Department Paramedics and behavioral healthcare provider Community Health Resources (CHR) recently launched an innovative pilot program to provide the addiction treatment medication Suboxone at the scene of an overdose, following resuscitation by Narcan.
Known as the Somers Fire Department Prehospital Suboxone . . . [
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Innovative Pilot Program Launched to Help Prevent Overdose Deaths
Posted On: July 5, 2023
New Effort by Somers Fire Department Paramedics, Trinity Health New England & Community Health Resources (CHR) is First-of-its-Kind in New England
To help prevent overdose deaths and connect people to life-saving services, the Somers Fire Department Paramedics and behavioral healthcare provider Community Health Resources (CHR) recently launched an innovative pilot program to provide the addiction treatment medication Suboxone at the scene of an overdose, following resuscitation by Narcan.
Known as the Somers Fire Department Prehospital Suboxone . . . [
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what to do if there are leaks from a hole in my hvac system
Posted On: July 4, 2023
If you have identified a hole in your HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system and are experiencing leaks, it's important to take immediate action to prevent further damage and ensure the proper functioning of your system. Here are the steps you can follow:
Turn off the HVAC system: Start by turning off the HVAC system to prevent any water or air leakage from causing additional problems.
Assess the extent of the damage: Inspect the hole and determine the size and location of the leak. This will help you determine the appropr . . . [
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what to do if there are leaks from a hole in my hvac system
Posted On: July 4, 2023
If you have identified a hole in your HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system and are experiencing leaks, it's important to take immediate action to prevent further damage and ensure the proper functioning of your system. Here are the steps you can follow:
Turn off the HVAC system: Start by turning off the HVAC system to prevent any water or air leakage from causing additional problems.
Assess the extent of the damage: Inspect the hole and determine the size and location of the leak. This will help you determine the appropr . . . [
More]
help with ac wiring
Posted On: July 2, 2023
Quick synopsis: I just purchased a house built in the 1830's it's been through several owners and just before we bought it had A/C added but not a new thermostat wired in.
The old thermostat had no cooling option, I'm having an issue wiring the new thermostat.
There are three wires, a red wire I have going to “R” a white wire going to “W” and a Blue wire going to “Y.
The fuse in the air handler(?) is not blown and power is turned on at the inside breaker, outside breaker and switch on the side of the furnace.
Question from user IDONTL . . . [
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help with ac wiring
Posted On: July 2, 2023
Quick synopsis: I just purchased a house built in the 1830's it's been through several owners and just before we bought it had A/C added but not a new thermostat wired in.
The old thermostat had no cooling option, I'm having an issue wiring the new thermostat.
There are three wires, a red wire I have going to “R” a white wire going to “W” and a Blue wire going to “Y.
The fuse in the air handler(?) is not blown and power is turned on at the inside breaker, outside breaker and switch on the side of the furnace.
Question from user IDONTL . . . [
More]