Coleman Presidential 6806A Electrical Q

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Still on the planet. Anyhoo, living in a '74 Homette 24x40 (Or so it claims. It measures 36x24). Crossover is beasty shredded, and naturally the "professional" setup people that put it together here 20+ years ago wrapped the flex crossover around the piers they placed right in its route. No matter, I'm going to replace it with rigid with a twist or two. Did the skirting, dug up and ran new plumbing for the well, new phone cable, buncha other stuff this year. Getting lean and mean. :D

My actual question is if there is a way to set up the furnace to use either heat/blower combined or blower by itself? If I could use the blower by itself it would help circulate warm air from the wood stove. Got a ceiling fan in place (real good trick with this structure). That helps a lot. We ventilate so much heat in the winter we show up as a thermal bloom on satellites. Just waiting to hear from Homeland Security. Dumping some of that heat under the house would be useful.

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Hi,

If you're unit has a switch that allows you to turn to 'fan', then you're all set. You can then use this thermostat to turn on the blower in timed intervals to move air. http://www.aberdeenhomerepair.com/store ... lower-ctrl

Mark
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