IF I HAVE A BLOWN TRANSFORMER, WHERE IS IT LOCATED OR WHAT DO IT LOOK LIKE??

A mon avis, vous n'avez pas d'alimentation sur vos thermostats Honeywell ou votre contr?leur de zone Honeywell hz311 et que le fusible n'est pas grill?, il y a probablement un autre probl?me ?lectrique ? r?soudre.
Voici quelques ?tapes que vous pouvez suivre pour d?panner ce probl?me
V?rifiez le disjoncteur : Assurez-vous que le disjoncteur pour votre syst?me de chauffage et de refroidissement n'a pas saut?. Si c'est le cas, r?enclenchez-le et v?rifiez si l'alimentation est r?tablie.
V?rifiez les connexions de c?blage : V?rifiez les connexions de c?blage ? votre contr?leur de zone Honeywell hz311 et ? vos thermostats Honeywell. Assurez-vous qu'ils sont tous bien branch?s et que les fils ne sont pas desserr?s ou endommag?s.
V?rifiez les transformateurs : V?rifiez les transformateurs dans votre syst?me de chauffage et de refroidissement. Si les transformateurs sont d?fectueux, ils ne pourront pas fournir l'alimentation n?cessaire ? votre syst?me. Remplacez les transformateurs si n?cessaire.
V?rifiez tout de m?me les fusibles sur les transformateurs : V?rifiez les fusibles sur les transformateurs et remplacez-les si n?cessaire.
Contactez un professionnel : Si vous ne parvenez pas ? r?soudre le probl?me, il est peut-?tre temps de contacter un professionnel qualifi? pour examiner votre syst?me et diagnostiquer le probl?me.
Il est important de prendre des pr?cautions de s?curit? lors de la manipulation de tout syst?me ?lectrique. Veuillez contacter un professionnel pour vous aider ? r?soudre le probl?me. Si vous n'?tes pas s?r de ce que vous faites.

Sounds like you have a loose connection somewhere. You will need to remove the light and start tracing the wires.

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First thing to check is the batteries in the thermostat, if that checks out good you might have a blown transformer on the unit. To check the transformer you will need a multimeter and kill the power to the air handler/furnace, then take off the panel and locate the transformer, with the power off check continuity on the secondary side of transformer u should have resistnace if it's good and OL if its bad and you will need to replace it.

You most probably have a blown fuse if the horn and turnsignals aren't working. The fuse panel is located under the right side cover. If there is a noticeable "gap" between the the switch box on the rightside of the handlebar and the front brake master cylinder, this gap is causing you rear stop lamp to be on. If someone has very recently worked on your bike, I'd be speaking to them to correct your problems.

Either you have blown the low voltage fuse located inside the air handler (if there is one) or you have blown the transformer feeding the low voltage control wiring.

If the transformer is blown due to no fuse installed, I would recommend installing a low voltage 3A fuse in line with the red terminal coming off the transformer. This will protect the transformer in the future.

there is a voltage regulator locATED next to the flyback transformer this will fix ur proble normal repai is about $250

Sorry I can't solve your problem. I think the main fuse on mine is blown too. Can you tell me where it is located?

you need the firing order?? it is 1, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 clockwise. Number one on cap is forward position, or 6 o'clock position, just left of the hold down bolt.

I have the same problem with my Crosley Turntable stereo. I've been able to determine the proble is the power Transformer. 115v in, and nothing out. I attached a separate transformer and it powered up. The problem that remains is finding the correct power rated transformer. The transformer that came built in has no information as to it's power rating.