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Seymour Simon
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2019
Replace Auto Registration Sticker
Two quick tips to make it very easy to replace your auto registration sticker.
First, cover the top two corners with a small square cut from last year's sticker. This makes it very easy to grab the corner when it's time to remove the sticker.
Second, make the sticker less sticky. I try to make it more like a PostIt note and less like super glue. I just use the oil from my hands by repeatedly touching the sticky surface. But don't over do it.
When I use these two tips, last year's sticker peals right off the window without leaving a trace. Very nice. I hope this helps.
Replacement Time: 10 minutes.
Cost: $0.00
First, cover the top two corners with a small square cut from last year's sticker. This makes it very easy to grab the corner when it's time to remove the sticker.
Second, make the sticker less sticky. I try to make it more like a PostIt note and less like super glue. I just use the oil from my hands by repeatedly touching the sticky surface. But don't over do it.
When I use these two tips, last year's sticker peals right off the window without leaving a trace. Very nice. I hope this helps.
Replacement Time: 10 minutes.
Cost: $0.00
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Thank you for this video. After a power outage all I could get was heat. I had to go into the installer settings and reset the unit from gas/oil to electric. Now the A/C is working. It was 98 degrees here in VA today. You’re a lifesaver!
Excellent. Good to hear that the video helped you get your A/C working again. It's nice to be in control of your own house.
How do you reset the thermostat when it’s blank and flashing
Great Video - I assume the same process will work for setting up the 2 stage for the heat. I have done that, should the 2 stage heating flash on the screen when heating?
Yes, Mike, if your furnace has two stages, and there's a large temperature difference, I would expect to see 2nd Stage Heating on the display.
I just knew TH-cam would help
what is the smaller sicker for? mentioned as plate sticker
This is what I'm trying to figure out
every big video about replacing these stickers is a Texas sticker. Love it
Thank you this saved us money this summer!
Happy to hear that, Kim. Glad it was helpful.
Great video and easy to follow instructions. It saved me having to have a tech come out. Appreciate it!
Happy to save you some time and money, Greg.
I see a lot of comments about power outages. Yes thank you for providing this tutorial. unfortunately, know how to reset it doesn't do much good when the power blips at 8am and you don't get home until 6pm on a 96 degree day and the unit is not cooling the whole day. 82 degrees in the house when I got home. Could you give a recommendation on a DIY replacement unit that does have a battery backup? I just want it gone. I won't call the ONLY HVAC company in town because they installed this without telling me I'd have to pay $100 a visit for them to reset it! Thank you youtube contributors for saving me from this. I just want it gone. So any suggestions for a replacement? Thanks.
I don't happen to have a recommendation, Bob, but there must be alternatives. I haven't looked. Swapping the thermostat is probably a good idea. It's pretty silly to lose the setting when the power glitches.
Thank you! Had this issue exactly a year ago and this video helped, glad to find it again. Wrote it down this time haha👍🏾
Glad it helped, DJT. I have to write everything down, otherwise it's gone.
I have this thermostat also. I wonder if you can explain why “cool” mode no money does up and how I can get it back. The therm currently switched from off to heat only, though it did use to work. Thanks!
AT, it's hard to say why it's not working properly. You might try to cycle the power or try a factory reset on the thermostat.
Does stick have have blue on it
I'm not sure I understand your question, Lori, but the corner covers probably don't have to be blue.
Considering how easy it is to make the sticker come off this way, it would be nice if the state would just give up on trying to make these difficult to remove for anti-fraud purposes. All it does it frustrate millions of Texans every year.
Yes, I can't argue with that, Anarchist Wombat. Fortunately it's a pretty easy fix.
I appreciate these tips
I'm glad it was helpful, Eireee17.
You can put the sticker anywhere you want on the windshield? Some states require stickers to be put at a specific location on your windshield.
I think you're right, DZEyoyo123. There's a specific location (lower left driver's side). But exactly where in that corner is probably up to you.
Love this. Simple, no blades, sprays, or effort. Best solution yet. Thanks!
Glad it helps, Ted F.
Genius
Glad to hear it's helpfu!
So I screwed up mine and only way to get a new sticker is to pay another 50 bucks?
Sorry to hear you had trouble, KaiWen Wei. Maybe you can share your experience so other can avoid the problem. Did the sticker lose its stickiness? In the worst case scenario, you can probably tape the sticker to the window.
Brilliant - now if there was an easy way to make it perfectly straight.
no battery backup is annoying. My power goes off a lot...
Agreed, Jahn. Fortunately there's a way to reset your thermostat.
Nice! Super helpful. Thanks for taking time to post this video 👏🏽
you edited the part I was confused about.
thanks!
You're welcome, Laurel!
I thought Texas did away with stickers a few years ago.
Texas no longer has an inspection sticker but still has a registration sticker.
@@seymour-simon what benefits do you see from not having inspection? I could only see negative things come from that especially in car sales
@@seymour-simon what do I do with the sticker that says void do not use? Is that the inspection sticker we don’t have to use? I’m sorry this is my first car and I live in Texas please help😭😩
@@onceuponawalkingdeadpll8355 in some states, that little sticker is placed on the license plate.
@@ItsChepps You still need an inspection before you can get the registration sticker. There's just one sticker instead of two.
I have 2 thermostats of exact type. Each time there is a power off, even just a flick of second, the setting will be wiped off. In Houston, we have a lots of power flashes in Summer, due to thunderstorms. Last night, there was a microsecond power flash (again) from thunderstorm. These thermostats just went to dead mode. I had to reset mode to "cool" to get A/C running. Is there a way to let the thermostats remember the setting? Thanks.
Woody Liu, I don't know of any way to remember the settings. Sorry you're having to reset it so often. Better to be able to do it yourself rather than call someone, though.
I have the same thermostats and same issues of loosing the settings when power outages. You would think they have a battery backed thermostat to replace these awful thermostats.
My ac unit was reset by accident. I used to have it set at 77 and at 79 is when it would turn back on. I want it like that again! 🙏🏻 I just don’t know how to set it back to that? UGH! 😩😫 Can you please help me? In other words I had it set 2 degrees higher than my set temp at 77 so it would turn OFF at 77 but turn back on when temp in house would reach 79 and I really want to set it back like that! Does anyone know where is the setting that I need to do please? I have a Nexia American Standard 624 thermostat
2cute, you might try to set "Cooling Delta Stage 1 On" to 2 degrees. This setting is on page 33 of the linked manual. I've not changed those settings, so I don't have solid guidance for you.
@@seymour-simon That’s what I did earlier but there’s 2 different cooling delta stage settings I put 2 degrees to the one that says cooling delta stage ON DEGREES and then the other says the same thing but with 2 degrees where I had set it. Do I need to put 2 degrees on both of those options?? 🤷🏻♀️😢. Thank you for responding I really appreciate it. Been messing with it all day. UGH! 😩😫
2cute, if you have a two stage compressor, you might try these settings. If you have a singe-stage compressor, then I'd leave the "Stage 2" settings as the defaults. Again, I'm mostly guessing since I've personally never changed these settings. Cooling Delta Stage 1 On -> 2 degrees Cooling Delta Stage 2 On -> 3 degrees Cooling Delta Stage 1 Off -> 0 degrees Cooling Delta Stage 2 Off -> 0 degrees
@@seymour-simon yes I have 2 stage compressor. I will try that. Thank you soo much for trying to help. I’m soo grateful. Let me go try. Thank you again. 🙏🏻❤️❤️
Much appreciated for detailed video! Could you explain why not 2 compressors with 2 stages ? Thanks
Hey, huong nguyen. It depends on the configuration of your unit. Our unit only has one compressor but it can run on low and high (2 stages). Some units have 2 compressors.
I’ve got the American standard version of this. Thank you for getting me into the installer settings and not having to call my HVAC buddy to fix this again!
Happy to help, M. Spellm29.
thanks for such a detailed video. ill probably call my ac guys tomorrow because i just had this new hvac installed (i believe its a 2 stage 2 ton unit) and its under warranty, but my heat isn't turning on... Any idea why that might be? Ive set it to "hold" and it displays "heating", but nothing happens. Any suggestions?
Sorry I wasn't able to help, "Let's Find Out ASMR". Hopefully you got it working long ago.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome, Layali.
I have a trane heat pump, the auxiliary will not kick in until the thermostat falls behind by 4 degrees. Can this be changed in the thermostat settings so that the auxiliary heat will kick in when it falls behind by 2 degrees?
Jeffery, you might take a look at page 33 of the linked User Guide. In particular, the "Indoor Heat Delta Stage 1 On" setting (or related settings) might be of interest.
thank you
You're welcome, Nina. Glad it helped.