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| nothvac
 |  "rite temp thermostat"
, posted Wed 12 Dec 17:47:  
Got a new Rite Temp digital thermostat with humidistat control.
The humidifier was not connected at the furnace control board at the time, so I connected a wire to the H terminal and C terminal.
Now my humidifier runs every time my heat cycles. not controlling humidity. I inquired rite temp about this and they can't tell me which terminals I need to use.
ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED
just some guy
[this message was edited by nothvac on Wed 12 Dec 18:18] |
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| theduke03
| "Re(1):rite temp thermostat" , posted Wed 12 Dec 18:29
Your furnace control board simply powers the humidifier whenever heat runs. You should disconnect H from the control board and use the humidifier terminal on the stat instead.
You can't put a price on comfort! Be Safe.
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| | nothvac
| "Re(2):rite temp thermostat" , posted Wed 12 Dec 19:29
should I assume to do this at both ends?
the humidifier was not terminated at the furnace when i installed the new thermostat
just some guy
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| | nothvac
| "Re(3):rite temp thermostat" , posted Wed 12 Dec 19:50
I guess what I really need to knowis what the letters stand for on the furnace control board in a '93 Bryant furnace with just one transformer for everything (not seperate one for Aprilair) and what the termination should be for the humidistat. The whole thing was in shambles when I bought the house and installed a digital thermostat thinking it would make my life easier. Now my windows are frozen and it feels like southern Florida in here.
just some guy
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