I could not agree with you more. I do not know what I am talking about. That
is why I posted. This way I can get some ideas. That is what newsgroups are
all about. You have the opinion that I should not be posting, and others who
are not experts should not be posting. How does everyone else here feel?
That homeowners who don't have a clue shouldn't even post for fear of
attacks like yours?

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No, actually it wouldn't. But I suppose you can't see that
from where your head is. So go ahead, chase the goose.

On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 02:58:44 GMT, "David"
wrote:

Thanks for your idea. I think you are on to something. Gotta check it
out.
That would explain it, even if both zones are turned down, the water
heater
still requires heat, and that may cause hot H2O to go thru upstairs
pipes!

"AJW" wrote in message
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Could it possibly be that the zone valve is defective and is stuck
open?
When heat is called for by one of the other zones, hot water is pushed
thru
the defective one. Possible I guess!

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On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 00:13:57 GMT, David
wrote:


Hopefully someone out there can help us out. We don't want to be
frying
in the middle of summer and having the ac compete with the heater.

Absolutely.

They are listed in your Yellow Pages under 'Heating and Air
Conditioning Repair'. Call them, they'd be glad to come out and fix
your problem.



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