Who Fixes Thermostats?

Thermostats can be fixed by licensed HVAC technicians who are trained to diagnose and repair issues with heating and cooling systems. If you're experiencing issues with your thermostat, it's best to contact a professional to ensure the problem is diagnosed and fixed correctly.

Here are some common thermostat issues that may require repair:

1. Incorrect Temperature Readings: If the thermostat is displaying incorrect temperatures, it may need to be calibrated or the temperature sensor may need to be replaced.

2. Power Issues: If the thermostat is not turning on or is turning off unexpectedly, it may be a problem with the wiring, batteries or power supply.

3. Connectivity Issues: If you have a smart thermostat and are experiencing connectivity issues, the problem may be with the Wi-Fi network or the thermostat's firmware.

4. Programming Issues: If you're having trouble setting or adjusting the thermostat's schedules or settings, it may be a problem with the programming or user interface.

Overall, if you're experiencing issues with your thermostat, it's best to contact a licensed HVAC technician to diagnose and repair the problem. Attempting to fix the issue yourself can be dangerous and may result in further damage to the thermostat or the heating and cooling system.