- Jul 15, 2003
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Nothing in the house went without power for more than a couple seconds, but it happened many times in a 10 minute period. I checked the circuit breaker panel in garage, all the breakers are in the ON position, and just for the hell of it I flipped the two furnace breakers a couple times each to be sure.
Furnace is a ARUF 14 Air Handler. It doesnt say that anywhere on the unit, its what the manual says, and I have no reason to disbelieve it right now. Am looking thru the booklet for troubleshooting help but there isnt much. If I call the furnace tech on a weekend its gonna cost me triple the normal rate.
The Honeywell thermostat upstairs functions when I installed the batteries in the back. Without batteries it gets no display, so I guess power is not going from the air handler up to the thermostat. Normally it has no batteries installed, and most of the techs who came by told me to leave the batteries out during normal operation.
What information do I need to start troubleshooting? I own hand tools and a couple of multimeters.
Furnace is a ARUF 14 Air Handler. It doesnt say that anywhere on the unit, its what the manual says, and I have no reason to disbelieve it right now. Am looking thru the booklet for troubleshooting help but there isnt much. If I call the furnace tech on a weekend its gonna cost me triple the normal rate.
The Honeywell thermostat upstairs functions when I installed the batteries in the back. Without batteries it gets no display, so I guess power is not going from the air handler up to the thermostat. Normally it has no batteries installed, and most of the techs who came by told me to leave the batteries out during normal operation.
What information do I need to start troubleshooting? I own hand tools and a couple of multimeters.
