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Make a mirror fog-free. Rub a thin layer of car wax onto a bathroom mirror and buff it clean. Next time you step out of the shower, you'll be able to see your reflection without having to wipe away condensation first.
How do you know it is reading watch too high is my first question..MAKE SURE IT IS NOT YOUR GLUCOSE THAT IS READING HIGH..the tester should have a small bottle of testing accuracy with it..there are number scales on the side of the strip container and on the test bottle use a strip and test it..if it reads on or between the numbers the strips and tester is ok..if it does not, try another from another strip from different container..if it still reads wrong..your tester is faulty..good luck..
If the Easy Touch is reading the correct temperature, but the heater is not - you need to double check the temperature of the pool water with a standard pool thermometer.
Other things to consider:
1) The water is traveling too slowly through the heater. If the water is heating too quickly, then it will shut it off. If it takes a while for this to occur, then this would not be the issue.
2) Thermostat/thermistor is incorrectly reading the temperature of the water prematurely shutting the system down.
Make sure you really are checking the temperature of the water and matching this temperature up with one of the two readings that you are getting. Don't just take the word of the displays on either unit.
No but this sensor is easy to replace. Just pull the sensor from the pipe by loosening the staniless steel clamp that holds it in the pipe. Then follow the wire back into the Aqualink box and unplug. Get a new one at your local store and replace. It's a common problem and you should be able to do it with ease.
Calibrate the compass (Main menu --> Setup --> Calibration --> Compass), follow the instructions on the screen. Also, see page 50 of the manual. Calibration must be done outside - stay clear of any large metallic object (e.g. car).
Most likely a bad temperature sensor if the bake element is coming on and not reaching temperature. The temperature sensor is in the back wall of the oven up high on the right or left side depending upon your model number. It is about 3 inches long and about the size of a thin pencil. It removes from the inside of the oven.
I assume r-22 refrigerant by the pressure... you have a saturate temperature of approximately 41 degree and 71 degrees at the service port this equates to a 30 degree superheat. a condenser saturation temperature of 105 degrees and since the liquid line temp at the service valve is not given only the enterin indoor coil on the liquid line a 96 degree temperature this would equate to a subcooling temperatureof about nine degrees. You have too high of a superheat reading. verify that the bulb for the txv is correctly positioned and insulated. if it is then you need to remove the bulb from the suction line, hold it in your hand to warm it up and see if the superheat changes. you could also have issues with your ductwork. If the supply temperture is around 50-55 degrees then the unit is doing all it can.. Check the txv and the ductwork as the subcooling indicates that the condenser side is doing it's job, but the superheat readings indicate that you are starving the evaporator..
Look at the LOW
pressure gauge reading when the engine is OFF.
On an 80 degree day, the
LOW gauge should read about 56 psi or higher if the A/C system contains
an adequate charge of refrigerant. On a 90 degree day, the LOW side
reading should be about 70 psi or higher. If the LOW gauge reading is
less than this, the A/C system probably needs some additional
refrigerant.
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this temp is normal...not anything to worry about this.. it is serious if it goes above 180 degree... even if reaches 150 mark the replacement of the heat absorbing PASTE in-between the processor and the heat sink will solve this for you
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