by alisepanel@gmail.com | Thermostats
A system malfunction message on a Carrier Infinity thermostat tells you the Infinity control has detected a problem somewhere in your Carrier system, and it is pointing you toward a fault rather than the thermostat being broken. Because Infinity is a communicating...
by alisepanel@gmail.com | Thermostats
In a zoned system, each zone has its own thermostat that sends a low-voltage call to the zone control board. When one zone thermostat stops sending that signal, the board never opens its damper and that area is left out in the cold. Here is how to tell whether the...
by alisepanel@gmail.com | Thermostats
A communication error on a Lennox iComfort thermostat means the thermostat and the rest of your Lennox system have lost their conversation, and the heat or cooling stops responding. Because iComfort systems are communicating systems, this error works differently from...
by alisepanel@gmail.com | Thermostats
When you set your Honeywell thermostat to heat and nothing happens, it is frustrating, particularly during a cold Greater Vancouver snap. The good news is that several of the most common causes are simple settings or power issues you can check yourself before anyone...
by alisepanel@gmail.com | Thermostats
Emerson Sensi thermostats are popular in Greater Vancouver partly because many models can run without a C wire, but wiring questions still come up during installation and afterward. If your Sensi will not power on, will not connect, or controls the wrong function, the...
by alisepanel@gmail.com | Thermostats
Seeing the word Recovery on your Honeywell thermostat throws a lot of Greater Vancouver homeowners, who worry the system is broken or in some kind of error state. It is not. Recovery is an intentional, helpful feature, and once you understand it, you can decide...
