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Flipping the switch on thermostat to fan on vs auto

if you go to your thermostat and set it to fan on, should the air unit outside be turning on at all?




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Flipping the switch on thermostat to fan on vs auto

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by: Greg Lopezieo

Keeping your fan on after your temperature has been reached will cause humidity in your home to rise. Your coil is wet and after reaching desired temperature keeping your fan on will cause humidity to rise. In cooling "auto" is recommended.

Greg
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by: Shawn

The fan switch on your thermostat is just for indoor blower motor. If it on ON, it means your indoor motor will run nonstop until something break.

The ON position does not have anything to do with your condenser fan motor.

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