After running my newly installed baseboard heather for 5 mim heather shut down. Power is comming into the heather

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Jan 14, 2003 - 10 posts
My hot water baseboard heating system is a closed system. ... Could I shut off the main water and leave the boiler and heat going for ... If one is not installed, install one and rely on that to save the boiler from the damage of running out of ... I do not wantto have city water push my antifreeze out of the system ...

What's the best temperature to set my hot water baseboard ...

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Nov 21, 2010 - With hot water baseboard heating, is it better to keep the heat at 60+ degrees ... a hot water heating system where water is heated in a hot water boiler and then ... by setting the thermostat to lower the heat when you don't need it on. ... Not only do I turn my heat down when I leave for work in the am but also ...

some have a low pressure switch that keeps it from burning up the compressor if it has a leak.

Check motor for lint build up around motor. Will cause motor to overheat and shutdown on motor
overheat switch and will restart after cooling down.

The problem is with your windows driver setting you have either not installed all drivers needed by the motherboard or some of the newly installed software is blocking/obstructing the computers shut down database may be because of some automatic update of that software.In that case 1.Insert your windows bootable disk again and load all drivers {only} again by selecting press any key to boot from c.d after the driver loading procedure is complete press enter and then F3 and again enter before the 15 second timer completes and bring your system to the state you were previously in.
2.Run the operating system and then insert your motherboard driver disk in the c.d drive install all drivers needed for the motherboard functioning especially the chipset drivers .
3.Check for any newly installed programs/softwares in the control panel>addor remove programs menu .Remove any newly installed program.
Please take the steps one by one and continue checking in between the problem will be solved in one of the three ways given above

Ok,
Try disconnecting the D-Link Wireless modem, maybe some networking log off is making trouble ...
If not, go into safe mode... And try removing some newly installed applications, they could be making a fuss...
Hard shutting down your PC doesn't create this kind of problem, so don't worry about that...
Tell me if you have solved anything

Darko, Serbia

is a 60 cycle hum, resonating with the power. check screws that mount it nothing to really worry about

how to wire this unit

Hello;

So i guess that the PSU is good. As i diagnose of what you have said, i digested a conclusion that when the computer shutdown when application run. there a problem conflicting the application to another application or such an application trigering the system to shutdown.

Some causes of this problem are:

The system is infected by known and unknown virus
The driver of the system are not properly installed
The application program committed an errors trigering the system to shutdown.

Possible solutions:

1. Scan you system with a potent anti virus
2. Remove the installed driver of the sytem and reinstall it after restarting
3. Unistall the application that causes shutdown problem and you can reinstall it after restarting.
4. remove newly installed hardware or install the correct driver of the hardware.


Note in scanning your system with antivirus you should scan it it safemode.
some usefull links: http://www.precisesecurity.com/antivirus/online-scan.htm

If all the solution did not work to your system. please notify me for further solution.

best regards, melnavz

Yes, you should use only one thermostat per power source.