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MapleLawnFarm
Learner Burner
Joined: 01 Apr 2009
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Location: Northern Illinois
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 Posted:Tue Dec 08, 2009 4:29 pm Post subject |
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| The furnace blower cycle time is why I'm thinking I may need to go higher. I don't want to kill my electric bill by having the furnace blower going constantly. I'm assuming as it gets colder, the blower will want to kick on more, which could be offset by a higher aquastat setting. I'd have to adjust back down later in the winter though, when it starts warming up again. |
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