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Default T87F heat anticipator issue

I'm having a problem with my furnace short cycling.

I have a Honeywell T87F thermostat. I have the heat anticipator maxed
out at
1.2 and it still short cycles. The thermostats on my other zones
don't have this problem.

How do I tell if the thermostat has gone bad and needs to be replaced?

Scott
 
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