How Do You Test A Wall Thermostat?
One of the most important features of your home is the heating and cooling system. It is what makes us comfortable in our home, and it can also be our major utility expense. To conserve energy, as well as finances, your thermostat must function properly. Periodically check your thermostat. While you may assume all is well because you are neither too hot nor too cold, even if the thermostat temperature is off by just a few degrees, it can affect your pocketbook. Put new batteries in your thermostat, if you have a programmable one. Close all windows and open inside doors. Place the indoor thermometer near the thermostat. Turn your thermostat temperature to 5 degrees above what it says the house temperature is. If the thermostat thermometer says it is 70 degrees in the room, turn the thermostat to come on at 75. Wait for the thermostat to come on. If you have a programmable thermostat, you may see a small flame icon on the screen, meaning the furnace is heating up. If you do not have a di
