Have the remote from Quadrafire. I can set the room temp to what I want and the stove will run/cycle just fine during the day but not at night. I set the remote to 64 degrees for night time, down from 72, and the stove will not turn back on once the temp has dropped into the lower 60's. It has been 56 degrees in the morning inside the room where the thermostat is. I called tech support today and didn't get much help as in customer service didn't know how to answer my questions. He told me the temp differential has to be greater then 7 degrees for the remote to turn the stove back on therefore I need to set the remote for greater then a 7 degree differential. This makes no sense to me as I may not want the house to be that cold. He also could not answer what the timer function does and how to turn it off. I have been playing with this for the last couple of weeks trying to figure out what is not working. It almost seems like the remote stops working when the temp set is lower then a certain point.
The stove will run all day every day and maintain the set temp, but will not at night.
Any experiences or ideas?
What type of programable themostat are you using. I am thinking of changing this remote unit out. It will be going on a Mt. Vernon (Non AE). What kind of voltage does the themostat need to be.
Bkins
The stove will run all day every day and maintain the set temp, but will not at night.
Any experiences or ideas?
What type of programable themostat are you using. I am thinking of changing this remote unit out. It will be going on a Mt. Vernon (Non AE). What kind of voltage does the themostat need to be.
Bkins