Oct 24, 2006 by frisky | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
When thermostat is turned on or lowered in temp, invariably there is a striking or sparking noise associated with the thermostat until the temp is obtained. It's not continuous ... also there are "sparks" associated with this as well. Kinda
Thermostats are of different types. Low voltage don't spark. Line voltage (120V) may, as they make and break frequently around the desired temp. If it is loud, the contacts may be worn or burnt.
Replace it.
Just_gone | Oct 24, 2006
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