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Does anyone have an idea as to why the fan on my heater/AC would run
constantly when the thermostat is set to have the fan in "Auto" mode but not run at all when in "On" mode? The whole story: My fan was running all the time regardless of thermostat setting, including heat and AC off. I disconnected the green wire from the thermostat and it kept running. From everything I read that indicated a stuck fan relay. When I looked at the fan really it was cooked, burned plastic, etc. So I replaced it with the same model. I'm pretty sure I wired it exactly the same, I took notes, etc. So now I got the weird situation described above. I picked up a new thermostat thinking that maybe the burned relay took out the thermostat but it does the same thing. That makes me believe I did screw up the wiring but after much reading and checking and rechecking the wiring looks right. Does any know what could cause this? thanks |
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