Questions & Answers for: heater blow cold air honeywell

...heater and it would turn on... but when it get to 76 it turns off so when the temperature drops down and the heater clicks back on all i get is cold air .. it only works on the 1st time what to do

...cold air I have a carrier 2 ton electric furnace/ heat pump system. I have been running the auxilliary heat for the past 2 years, and it worked fine until last night. Now it blows cold air. I checked ...

heater has been on. I can hear the chiller (?) above my bathtub trying to start up and the space gets cold, but no air blows out of the vents. I finally figured out that if I shut everything off/on at

...hot air and when the heat is on the air comes out cold, but not AC cold. Is this a programming issue? How do I fix it? This is a wiring issue or you have a heat pump and the reversing valve is

...cold air is blowing out hot air. you need to program the thermostat for the reversing valve "O" it will tell you how to do this in the manual. you will need to chang from "O" to "B" or "B" to "O" ...

...COLD AIR Chances are that the thermostat has nothing to do with the blowing of cold air. Get in front of your heating system and give us the make and model number along with any signs of blinking ...

...not heat past 66 degrees and only blow cold air Sometimes the fans kicks in by time ---or by heat...even if the heat cycles dont starts . Is this gas or electric,, name brand,.... model #

...heater thermostat is only blowing cold air, there is no heat blowing regardless of setting. how can i fix it? it won't even turn off. the wiring for thermostats are color coded. R(red)power, ...

...heater is blowing cold air, could it be the thermostat? It did the same thing yesterday and eventually began blowing heat, then late last night started blowing cold air again. Not sure what type of ...

blow anything, the heating system might though. Check the breakers for your heat system, then call a heating specialist. They're really not that expensive. Could be improperly installed (wrong wiring)