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For educational purposes only, and to preserve history: RobertShaw 700-208 dual capilary, remote dial, snap-throttle gas valve: http://www.uni-line.com/modules/cata...e&prodID=64600
I told him it looked like the spring was bad and it would cost 4 grand to replace lol
Agreed! I don't plan on touching it all nor would I. If he's to cheap to replace that pile of s**t, he can't afford the service call. I'm thinking its just a line voltage bellows tap stat. I ain't touching it Loved the museum link
Joking aside. That unit is so old finding a replacement is going to be a huge challenge, if possible. Most likely you will end up with anything but a direct replacement and now you own any issue that comes from this guy. Its had a good life, let it die.
Lmao! Ur guys are killing me. Slowlyyyy back away
Put the cover back on and back away slowly. Hopefully no one saw you touching that time bomb. Looks like a thermostatic style stat of some type. Check here http://www.si.edu/Museums/american-history-museum
The kind with a REALLY WIDE temperature swing! And on the "NEED A NEW FURNACE."
Lol!
That's one of those "DUDE YOU NEED A NEW FURNACE ALREADY" thermostats.
Old gas furnace thermostat. What kind is it? Gentleman What type of T Stat is this? Someone emailed me asking this question? Is this a line voltage/low voltage stat? Just a regular stat for a gas furnace? Blah Blah Blah Thanks
Old gas furnace thermostat. What kind is it?
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