I just wonder why the pellet stove thermostat is reading the room temp so high. I had posted a little about this in another thread but thought I would try a new one with a photo.
the bottom thermostat is the pellet stove. you can see it is set on 68 degrees and the bottom reading says 85 degrees in the room.
the top thermostat is for our furnace (that is turned down to 55 and has not ran in a month). It says our room temp is 73 degrees which seems right.
the pellet stove thermostat is working correctely with the pellet stove cycling fine and even powering off when the room gets warm enough and restarting when cooler. It isn't paying any attention to the 85 degree reading or it would shut down all the time. It is keeping the house at a nice 73 degrees in the room of the pellet stove and 65 - 68 in the rest of the house.
the bottom thermostat is the pellet stove. you can see it is set on 68 degrees and the bottom reading says 85 degrees in the room.
the top thermostat is for our furnace (that is turned down to 55 and has not ran in a month). It says our room temp is 73 degrees which seems right.
the pellet stove thermostat is working correctely with the pellet stove cycling fine and even powering off when the room gets warm enough and restarting when cooler. It isn't paying any attention to the 85 degree reading or it would shut down all the time. It is keeping the house at a nice 73 degrees in the room of the pellet stove and 65 - 68 in the rest of the house.