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Originally Posted by look 171
I really think its your appliances and I think Bliculle is correct, it must be the bluetooth or wifi that's the cause. What the hell is bluetooth doing on a piece of appliance anyway?
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Its there to allow remote start/stop and temp monitoring. If I change the temp on either unit via wireless, it changes the set temp on the display, but the unit still overruns it, but again, only on the problem outlet. And the unit recognizes the set temp, as it beeps as it should when it reaches it, but the heat stays on. Also, the temp reading on the unit is correct (actual temp, not the set temp) as I've checked that.
Its kinda academic as I can use it on the good outlets and the electrician couldn't find anything that would burn the house down, but it stumps me.