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Originally Posted by Akuma223
That's a pretty good idea actually, we're doing a ton of improvements on the house and that'd be an excellent idea. He has problems with his furnace not accepting new thermostats and his old one is rather ornery, therefore the house gets frightfully cold. Although, I don't understand why in the bloody hell someone wouldn't build insulation into a house? That's a bloody no-brainier and we live in New York!
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I work as residential HVAC mechanic, unless you're dealing with 30+ year old equipment. 95% of furnaces out there have standard R,W,G and usually Y lol for basic heat, cool and fan controls without any fancy stuff. Is he in a condo? I haven't seen a furnace that didn't have R W and G terminals.
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