Recent content by stratocaster1422

Page 30, Step 6 in the right column: 1.) 0V on M1 to T5 2.) Disconnected T4,5,&6. Jumped T4 to T5 - does not open damper or turn on system 3.) All M1 to M4 and M1 to M6 readings correspond to whether the damper is open or closed.

I guess. I don't really think so though. I have the controller on page 16 and everything looks like it's wired correctly, maybe I have a bad relay? https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/68-0000s/68-0101.pdf

So are you saying that KNOW there should be additional wires at the other tstat? The system is original to the house so I am not so sure that is the case

Also, the downstairs t-stat seems to be the "main" controller. If that is off...I can't use the upstairs t-stat to turn on the fan manually. If I set downstairs to cool or heat, I can manually turn the blower on using the upstairs t-stat.

The AC is wired into the downstairs t-stat and not the upstairs....or so it seems. The upstairs t-stat does nothing when trying to call for AC.

I just moved into a new house in November. It has central AC/Forced hot air and 2 zones. The zones split in the basement and are controlled via dampers from the main blower. In the winter, the heating system worked fine. The previous owners disconnected power from the 1st floor damper and...

It is blue board with Uni-Kal veneer plaster. It will have 2wks of cure time by the time I get to paint. The safest approach to not wait a year would be an acrylic primer, then whatever latex paint I want? Are Acrylic an Alkyd primers the same? I'm a little confused. I also saw on a...

In a previous post I mentioned that I had my living room down to the studs and subfloor. Well there is a main beam running through the house and it looks like the main beam was most likely nailed together unevenly, so when the subfloor was placed over it, it wasn't exactly flat compared to the...

The wife and I just recently had blueboard/plaster guys in to do the walls and ceilings of our living room. While they did an amazing job, there are a few very small areas that are either slightly rough compared to the rest of the walls or some very light trowel marks. I have a few prep/paint...