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![]() Is the temp you're getting the reading on the chiller or a thermometer? You may have to check the temp with a normal thermometer and then "calibrate" the chiller to that temperature. I know my chiller was off by a degree or so when I first got it.
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![]() Maybe the heater has a thermostat that is a bit off. Did you notice if your heater was running off and on before (when it shouldn't have)? Now that the chiller thermostat is controling the heater, maybe that fixed the problem..??
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It's weird. I guess it's doing the job but I never hear it. I'd like to hear the chiller kick in just once, just so I know it's alive. Cheers,
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