Questions & Answers for: sub thermostat

...This is a very common problem. In most cases, it is due to a faulty refrigerator thermostat. I have seen balls of ice as large as a gallon of water on back walls of sub-z refrigerators due to

...sub-panel are connected to the two red "Line" wires on the thermostat. Then I have run the 12/2 wire from the "Load" lines on the thermostat to the basedboard heater wires. The ground wire is ...

...thermostat sub base and the other wire would be connected to the W terminal on the thermostat sub base. Seal up the hole in the wall where the wires pull through so cold air does not effect the ...

the control wiring connected to it, and is normally held to the wall by a screw and anchor at each end. So, just remember that all stats have 3 sections, cover, thermostat, and last, the main sub-base

sub base to thermostat, TH5110D10060807. Make sure the NEW thermostat is for Heat Pump.. Now look at the sub-base.. The sub base will have a O/B terminal to connect the orange or blue wire to. Be sure

...thermostat. The sub-base is the portion of the thermostat that has the indicator dial or indicator lever. Remove the screws with a Phillips-head screwdriver, and pull the sub-base away from ...

...sub zero service code 40 ,50 excessive run check on top of subzero with it shut off and you will see a fan pulling air through some fins. those need to be clean and free of dirt if not your system ...

...a thin toothpick inside to depress the switch and get ready to operate it manually. If there is no hole, separate the thermostat from its sub-base and look closely at the sub-base for a reset

thermostat pops off of the sub base with a little 'persuasion'.... To release the plastic tabs, try squeezing center top and bottom of just the outer cover and if that doesn't work, try the same thing

...will not shut off? If you take the thermostat off the sub-base will the furnace shut off? If the furnace does shut off with the thermostat disconnected from the sub-base then you have a bad ...