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I think I blogged a few months back about the purchase and installation of a new heating system for the house. It was great! It got lovely warm air into all the rooms of the house, making the bedroom in particular wonderfully toasty. It came with one of those (relatively) newfangled computerized thermostats, the kind where you can set a schedule (8:15AM M-F 68°, 9:30AM M-F 62°, etc). And it worked very well indeed once the chilly weather started hitting. (Yes, we get cold weather, even in California.)
But you'll notice that past tense that I used just now.
The house is supposed to be 68°. It is 60°. I have called our installer explaining the situation, and am hoping that he calls back SOON.
Bah. Things Not Working is my other horseman at the moment, it appears.
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EDIT, happily quickly: He called back and got us to check the circuit breaker. While it hadn't obviously been tripped, turning it off and back on again has set all to rights. Yay, the furnace is going, and the fan should go on soon!
But you'll notice that past tense that I used just now.
The house is supposed to be 68°. It is 60°. I have called our installer explaining the situation, and am hoping that he calls back SOON.
Bah. Things Not Working is my other horseman at the moment, it appears.
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EDIT, happily quickly: He called back and got us to check the circuit breaker. While it hadn't obviously been tripped, turning it off and back on again has set all to rights. Yay, the furnace is going, and the fan should go on soon!
