When you discover your Braeburn thermostat is not cooling your home anymore, you usually want to fix the problem as soon as possible. However, the problem might be that you don’t know where to start troubleshooting because you don’t know what all the possible reasons for the issue are. Braeburn thermostat not cooling can be due to incorrect thermostat settings, loose wiring, depleted batteries, tripped circuit breakers, and clogged filters. Fortunately, you can troubleshoot most of the issues yourself if you follow a system as discussed in this article. In this article, I’ll discuss the most common reasons why your Braeburn thermostat is not activating the cooling procedure in your home. For this discussion, I’ve divided the reasons into two main groups: Reasons related to a possible Braeburn thermostat fault or setting, and reasons more related to other HVAC and AC aspects. In the discussions, I’ll also recommend ways how…
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