Questions & Answers for: span on thermostat

thermostat. It seems that my a/c runs long and then doesn't come back on for awhile. It feels like it gets so warm and then it comes on, runs long and gets real cool, then it doesn't come on again for

thermostat in the correct direction to match the coolant flow.<span>You should be able to squeeze the radiator hose before the thermostat and feel it expand when you have the engine running. You might

span>Thermostat <span> span>heating element under the ice tray, limit switch inside gearbox, blown fuse in the wiring harness between ice maker and plug receptacle. <span> span>Now I am willing to

...coolant mixturespan> <span>Check the operation of the thermostat (it may be stuck open)span> <span>ECT sensor signal circuit has high resistancespan> <span>ECT sensor has failedspan>

...span is too hi both sides of set temp. this is ok for long cooks but too hi for short cooks like pastries, can it be shortned to 30 or 40 degrees so cookies do not get burned or come out raw..... ...

...thermostat or thermistor.<br> .<br> <span id="ctl00_ctl00_MainColumn_CenterColumn_ThreadSolutions1_Repeater1_ctl00_lblSolution"> You can find links to helpful exploded view diagrams ...

...Span setting on the thermostat causing that, most newer thermostats have a adjustable span from 1 to 5 degrees, if your thermostat has a option menu, scroll through the options and see if you find a ...

...on the transformer are clean and in good shape and the burn flame is good. Any ideas on what to check next. Increase the span on the thermostat so cut-in and cut-out temperatures are farther

span quoted is about right for a thermostat to start opening Some systems need bled trapped air can cause poor coolant circulation some have a blender nipple on or near thermostat The Northstar engine

...and then the thermostat keeps it at that inside a high and low figure most work with a 10 degree ...