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Old 10-07-2010, 08:33 AM   #1
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this is the first time using this forum so thanks for the help. now the problem when i set the thermostat to around 70 the furnace doesnt come on till the tempature is about 60 and doesent shout off till it reaches 80. is ther a way to shorten this cycle. i have a Atwood Hydroflame Wall Thermostat.

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Old 10-07-2010, 09:11 AM   #2
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Many TT thermostats have a setting. Remove the cover and look for a series of numbers kinda recall them as 1.0; 1.8; that type. This controls the length of cycle. Sorry I could not be more help but it is YEARS since I had to do this.

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Sensitivity?
Old 10-07-2010, 01:47 PM   #3
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Your thermostat should have an adjustment that controls the sensitivity of the unit.

Some can be set to 1 degree, so if set to 70 they turn on at 69.

If set at minimum they may need a great amount of difference to act.

Your thermostat may also be bad.

There are many new devices that have clocks and other features to conserve energy, you may want to toss yours and upgrade.

Before you do you will need to confirm the control system of your heater.

Get the make and model of both your heater and thermostat and make a trip the the home store.

Work with the folks there to select a couple different units, they may be able to look up a compatability chart, if not get the manufacturer name and model of the units you like, drop the manufacturer an email containing your information and they will advise if the unit will work and how to connect it.

They aslo can advise if the product is not compatable what might work.

Better to upgrade a $20 item to something that will save its own cost than to wast the energy repairing the old one.
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Old 10-11-2010, 04:11 PM   #4
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i would just replace the thermostat, there only about $20 on ebay.
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