DT92E room stat appears to be very inacurate with its room tempreture, our normal room temp is about 22c we have to set the stat at 25c to get heat and the stat cuts out after a temp rise of 1c

possible bad temp sensor

Have your zone Valve checked It has nothing to do with the Thermostat or zone pump.

It sounds like its working as a frost stat ,which will fire the heating when the temp drops with the heating not being on , this to stop house from freezing up .

typically a general rule of thumb is 2degrees fahrenhiet per minute so if if its 72 dergees (22C) (normal room temp) it would take 36 or so minutes to reach 145 f (62c)

I have a triton opal shower.

I turn shower on low pressure and cold water. then no low pressure and piping hot water for a very short time then low pressure and cold water.

I've changed the solenoid and the little black plastic ball.

Help !

there is no such thing
but there is if you told the ambient temp there and did not
PC can be in 0F to 95F , environments.
we can not guess where you are or the temp there. can we.
this is called normal temperature RISE over ambients.
and what the PC is doing now, idle or gaming or what.?

HD0 138 degrees Farneight and Temp1 is 149F.
a goal is 50C or less. your at 65C
65C is ok gaming, ,
all PC's on earth last longer cool that is a fact.
and 90C the CPU shuts down to keep from blowing up.
50C is 25c rise over 25C ambient. see that?
if in a Cabana at 120F ,48c the temps go wild and it 90C and the PC self shuts down. fans screaming
are you fans screaming?
BIOS runs the fans and all fan paths must be kept lint free.

at 25c room 50 is not bad.
my gaming PC runs 30C on HDD 1,2,3,
and GPU is.32C
and CPU is cores 37C as I type now. (i have 4 fans in sys)
My PSU (DPS) is 31C

laptops run hotter, and is mostly caused by users crying like babies
on fan noise. so the maker underclocks the PC to cool it
I run fan over-rides on mine to run 25% more fan RPM to keep it cooler. and last longer./
50C is not bad or wrong, NO CPU runs at 25C, ever, to do work(means clocking it) burns power in the CMOS logic.
just like a car but way worse there.
no room temp super conductors yet, my 1/2 joking
a desktop works 10x better and can be actually made better easy

If you are calling for heat and the thermostat is set for 2 degrees higher than room temp, the heat pump and strips come on.
When the room temp and stat temp are less than 2 degrees the strips turn off.
That is, unless the installer wired the t-stat for the strips to stay on.
If they are coming on in the air/cool mode then you have a bad heat relay or a t-stat wire shorted.

Precisely because it is a very old, round type device

Turn the thermostat down. If it's a mercury bulb stat, they are very inacurate and have a wide temp swing.

You could also just replace the thermostat with a good honeywell or white rodgers digital stat and get more accuracy, comfort and efficiency out of your unit.

Fiend your solution direct from intel. Here is your solution....



http://www.intel.com/motherboard/prob676ijt65/solution
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