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Troubleshooting
Welcome to our guide on testing the resistance of floor heating system wires using a digital multimeter. To ensure that your floor heating system will function properly, always test the resistance of your wires with a digital multimeter set to 200 ohms before, during and after installation. Let’s dive into the steps of how to check the resistance readings of your electric floor heating system to help you get started.
The Control Fault message might occur for several reasons. Please contact your electrician to have them test the resistance of your heating system based on the heating model that was installed in your floor using a digital multimeter set to a 200 ohms scale.
If you see the floor sensor error icon on the screen it means that your thermostat has been unable to detect the temperature of the floor. Please contact Warmup.
The megger is used as a quality control measure to test the insulation resistance to detect any fault in the heater cable jacket. Such leaks cannot be spotted with a regular ohmmeter and help spot any damage to the cable and cable jacket.
This page explains the purpose of testing your self-regulating cables and how to perform these tests.
The thermostats sensor probe can be installed in a number of ways and must be housed in a separate conduit from the heating systems cold tail lead. Click “Read More” for details.
One reason why your thermostat keeps tripping could be that you have GFI on the thermostat and the breaker simultaneously. Click “Read More” for details.
This could indicate your sensor needs to be cleaned. Click “Read More” for instructions.
Try these simple troubleshooting tips to isolate what the issue could be. Click “Read More” for details.
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