HVAC: How To Check A Thermostat With a Multimeter (Thermostat Troubleshooting) Is It Bad? Explained!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- How to check a thermostat with a multimeter
Thermostat troubleshooting with a multimeter
Thermostat troubleshooting Honeywell
Thermostat not working
Thermostat Honeywell not working
Thermostat not turning on AC
Thermostat not turning on heat
Is my thermostat bad
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Interesting subject. Excellent explanation and presentation. Great job JMT.
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I have looked aat several videos on this topic and this is, by far, the best so far. VEry well explained and detailed...and I have not even finished watching. Thanks. I have subscribed.
Very good instructions speak clearly speak at a pace that even a woman like me can understand very nicely done
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Clear straight forward and easy to understand. Thanks.
Thank you for your Time & Video. It is very clear for understanding and Helpful.
Great instructions video for thermostat test.
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Great explanation.
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Awesome explanation, could you do a guide with maretted connections or is it the same as a terminal block for potential difference? Thanks.
Nice video
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I have 16 volts between common and power. Is it the transformer in the furnace? or in the condenser?
Can you please do a video for line voltage thermostats? I have a two wire thermostat from my boiler with 2 wires "L1" and "T1". TY
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classic explanation
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Power for the blower on a heat call might come from the sequencer.
I don’t know where the board you are checking is. I know there is one inside the thermostat but that doesn’t seem to be the one you are checking. Is it on the furnace?
This board was used as a reference. It could be a board or just a terminal block but the key is to focus on the thermostat cable entering your indoor unit/furnace. Follow that cable inside the indoor unit & you will find the board/terminal block you are looking for👍 Thanks for watching & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧⚡️
If the cover is off so is the control board how are you to test wires coming from the wall
If the control board is set aside and how can you switch of and on auto/fan if the cover is off. This I find a little confusing, but I think it's me
The board he's testing in the video is a supposed to be the control board you'd find inside your blower unit. The thermostat he keeps turning on and off is on the wall in the home.
I'm a DIY homeowner. Removed old thermostat a while ago for remodeling project. Didn't label anything because it seemed everything was obvious and correct... r to r, w to w, etc. Now, a month later, trying to install new nest thermostat. I'm getting 24 on multimeter for red coupled with each wire, yet thermostat not getting power. Any suggestions??? I've even tried reinstalling the old thermostat and that's not working either.
No batteries on thermostat btw, powered via c wire
It all depends on how it’s wired at the furnace/air handler.
The nest needs a battery or a common wire or it won’t work.
Lol professional homeowners
You can’t check the thermostat when you have the face off and try to operate the unit at the same time.