Hunter thermostats

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Originally posted by rich l

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Originally posted by frank shelley

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Originally posted by rich l
Gee guys, I guess I have been lucky with mine.

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Wouldn't it be ironically (nevermind Dice...to big of word for you) ironically funny if rich post up next week his heat is not working and asked us for idea's to why???

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Hahaha Frank.

IF it did fail, I think I am smart enough to fix it without you.

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Maybe but it is important you post so that a bunch of smart arse tech's get to vent off a little fun! At busy times this is our prime source of entertainment. (sad to say)

I've been on several "runaways" in the heat mode.Also have had several that the contacts(internal relays)failed on.Every thermostat has at one time had a bad run.Used to be we would not sell a Honeywell programable,but they appear to have gotten their act together.I like braeburn for design and price.Robert Shaw for price and reliability,White Rodgers for 2-stage,and Honeywell for commercial.

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Originally posted by Hillside
As a homeowner I have had 2 Hunter thermostats in my house for the past 8 years and have not had any problems with them at all.

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Then why two in the last eight years?

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Originally posted by berad

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Originally posted by Hillside
As a homeowner I have had 2 Hunter thermostats in my house for the past 8 years and have not had any problems with them at all.

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Then why two in the last eight years?

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Maybe the house is a duplex.

Maybe the house has 2 sep systems.

That's what I would have assumed. And hell, there are still some drum heat exchange furnaces still working without a problem, so go figure :D

Hunters just look like cheap crap up on your wall.

In my house, i want something that looks good.

Vision PRO for me!