I have 4500 amps of electric baseboard heater on 1 thermostat and it seems to intermitantly goes out of whack. too hot for the temperature setting. Help me find the problem. Thanks
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4500 watts divided by 240 volts equals 18.75 amps. check your rating of the thermostat in amps -or- watts. the thermostat is inevitably of the bi-metallic design, that is to say two dissimilar metals that expand and contract at different rates according to room temperature. the actuator pawl of the "stat" pushes against a snap action microswitch. it is this switch that does the actual connect and disconnect of the load. the wires that come off the switch[es] is red and black. please confirm.
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Has anyone had an occurrence of a Laser 730 or 731 over firing?
The top of the heat chamber and the heat exchanger glow red on high when this occurs....
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