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How to check if central heater or thermostat is the problem

 
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 2:24 am    Post subject: How to check if central heater or thermostat is the problem Reply with quote
We have central heating, and the second floor (where the bedrooms are) is fine and warm, but our first floor, which is just one long open space divided into a living, dining, and kitchen area, is FREEZING. The thermostat is in the first floor, and when I checked it again last night, it was set to 75 degrees. However, the room temperature reading (again, as it appears on the thermostat) was a constant 65 through out the evening. Is there a way to find out if it's just the thermostat that's broken? Or is it probably our heater that needs to be replaced?
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