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Manual Changeover Non-Programmable

BatterySC 2200Non-Programmable Electronic Thermostat

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Table of Contents

CAUTION!:Thisthermostatshouldbeinstalledbytrainedtechniciansonly.Adheretoalllocalandnationalcodes.Disconnectallpowertothesystembeforeinstalling,removing,orcleaning.

PartsDiagram............................................ 2Specifications............................................. 3PackageContents/ToolsRequired.............. 3GeneralDescription.................................... 3Features/Benefits....................................... 4ImportantSafetyInformation.................... 4ToRemoveExistingThermostat............... 5ReplacingWiringLabels............................. 5ToInstallThermostat................................. 6BatteryInformation................................... 7TestingtheThermostat............................. 9LEDIndicators........................................... 11Operation.................................................. 12 SettingtheSetpointTemperature.......................... 12 SettingaNewTemperatureDifferential.................. 12

ChangingFahrenheittoCelsius............................... 13 StartingtheThermostat......................................... 13

WiringDiagrams......................................... 14 CarrierSplitStreamCondensers............................. 14 Coleman3000Series.............................................. 15 ComfortmakerCYCSeries...................................... 16 Heil-Quaker867.814SeriesandPH50Series.......... 17 PayneReliantandEnduraModel............................ 18 Rheem/Ruud:-PGB,-PFA,-PCB,

-PLA,and-PKASeries....................... 19 Goodman,Janitrol,Trane/AmericanStandard......... 20 York-E1CS,-E1FB,E1FH........................................ 21 LennoxCB19.......................................................... 22 LennoxHP19andHP20.......................................... 23 LennoxHP21withCB21PCB................................. 24 LennoxHP22withCB19PCB................................. 25 FHP1Stage.......................................................... 26 FHP2Stage .......................................................... 27

Troubleshooting......................................... 28

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Parts Diagram

Mode Switch(Cool, Off, Heat, Emer)

Celsius/Fahrenheit Jumper (C, F)

Replaceable Fuse

Battery Compartment

Fan Switch(Auto, On)

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Packageincludes: SimpleComfort®2200non-programmablethermostatonbase,thermostatcover,wiringlabels,screwsandwallanchors,Installation,OperationandApplicationGuide.

Toolsrequiredforinstallation:Drillwith3/16”bit,hammer,screwdriver.

TheSimpleComfort®2200isintendedtooperateandiscompatiblewith24VACresidentialheatpumpswithupto2-stageheat,2-stagecool.Itwilloperatewithmulti-stageheatpumpsystemsthataremanualchangeoverandhaveauxiliaryoremergencyheating.Therearenooptionalitemsrequiredforstandardinstallations.Thisthermostatisalsocompatibleasamasterthermostatinzonedsystemapplications.

TheSimpleComfort®2200willautomaticallycontroltheheatand/orairconditioningsystem.Whenusedproperly,thisthermostatcanreduceheatingandcoolingcoststhroughouttheyear.

Package Contents/Tools Required

Input:•Voltage:24VAC(18-30VAC)•DCPower:3volts(2“AA”alkalinebatteriesincluded)Output:•Maximum:1ampmaximumloadperterminal (4amptotalmaximumloadforallterminals)TemperatureRanges:•Temperaturecontrolrange:45°Fto90°F(7°Cto32°C)Accuracy:±1°F(±0.5°C)•Differentialrange:1°Fto3°F(0.5°Cto1.5°C)Systemconfigurations:Multi-stageheatpump(2-stageheat,2-stagecool)Terminations:R,C,E,Y1,Y2,O,B,G,L,W2Secondstageactivationinheatmode:2°belowfirststage(notadjustable)Secondstageactivationincoolmode:2°abovefirststage(notadjustable)

SETROOMLO BATDIFF

Low battery indicator

Temperature differential setting

Room temperature

Room temperature setpoint

Specifications

General Description

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•Multi-stageheating/coolingcontrol•Multi-coloredLEDindicatorsforsystemstatus•Zonesystemcompatibleasamasterthermostat•FahrenheitdisplayandoperationcanbechangedtoCelsius•Adjustabletemperaturedifferential:1°Fto3°F(0.5°Cto1.5°C)

•Alwaysturnoffpoweratthemainpowersourcebyunscrewingfuseorswitchingcircuitbreakertotheoffpositionbeforeinstalling,removing,cleaning,orservicingthisthermostat

•Readalloftheinformationinthismanualbeforeinstallingthisthermostat•Thisthermostatshouldbeinstalledonlybyaprofessionalcontractor•Thisisa24VAClow-voltagethermostat;donotinstallonvoltageshigherthan30VAC•Allwiringmustconformtolocalandnationalbuildingandelectricalcodesandordinances•Thisthermostathasaremovablefusetoprotectthesystemfromdamage;ifsystemisnotoperating

properly,checkwiringandreplacefuseifnecessary•Donotswitchsystemtocooliftheoutdoortemperatureisbelow50°F(10°C);thiscandamagetheair

conditioningsystemandmaycausepersonalinjury•Thethermostatwillnotcontrolyourheating/airconditioningsystemwithoutpower;itrequiresa

continuous24VACcircuitforpropersystemcontrol•Usethisthermostatonlyasdescribedinthismanual•Whilecleaning,donotgetsoapdirectlyonthermostatswitchesorLCDreadout;onlyusea

dampclothwithamildsoaptowipeoutsideofthermostatcover

•Automaticheatingsystemshutdowniftemperatureexceeds90°F(32°C)

•Visuallowbatteryindication•Independentsetpointsforheatandcool

Important Safety Information

Features/Benefits

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ELECTRICALSHOCKHAZARD–Turn off power at the main service panel by removing the fuse or switching the appropriate circuit breaker to the Off position before removing the existing thermostat.

1. Turnoffpowertotheheatingandcoolingsystembyremovingthefuseorswitchingofftheappropriatecircuitbreaker.

2. Removecoverofoldthermostat.Thisshouldexposethewires.3. Labeltheexistingwireswiththeenclosedwirelabelsbeforeremovingwires.Seetablebelowforold

andnewlabelidentification.4. Afterlabelingwires,removewiresfromwireterminals.5. Removeexistingthermostatbasefromwall.6. Refertothefollowingsectionforinstructionsonhowtoinstallthisthermostat.

To Remove Existing Thermostat

Replacetheoldlabelswiththeenclosednewlabels:

Old New TypeR,V-VRorVR-R R 24VAC,return

Y,Y1orM Y1 Stage1cooling/heatingcircuit

OorR O Reversingvalve(coolingmode)

B B Reversingvalve(heatmode)

GorF G Fancontactorcircuit

Y2 Y2 2ndstagecoolingcircuit

W1,W2orW-U W2 2ndstageheatingcircuit

LorX L SystemmonitorLED

E E Emergencyheatingcircuit

C,XorB C 24VAC,transformercommonside

Replacing Wiring Labels

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ELECTRICALSHOCKHAZARD–Turn off power at the main service panel by removing the fuse or switching the appropriate circuit breaker to the Off position before removing the existing thermostat.

IMPORTANT:Thermostatinstallationmustconformtolocalandnationalbuildingandelectricalcodesandordinances.

IMPORTANT:Thisthermostatiscompatiblewith100%lockoutsystems.Toresetthesystem,turnthermostattoOffpositionforatleast60seconds.

Note:Mountthethermostataboutfivefeetabovethefloor.Donotmountthethermostatonanoutsidewall,indirectsunlight,behindadoor,orinanareaaffectedbyaventorduct.

1. Turnoffpowertotheheatingandcoolingsystembyremovingthefuseorswitchingofftheappropriatecircuitbreaker.

2. PutMode switchinOffposition.

3. PutFan switchinAutoposition.

4. Toremovecover,insertandtwistacoinorscrewdriverintheslotsonthesidesofthethermostat.

5. Putthermostatbaseagainstthewallwhereyouplantomountit(Besurewireswillfeedthroughthewireopeninginthebaseofthethermostat).

6. Marktheplacementofthemountingholes.

7. Setthermostatbaseandcoverawayfromworkingarea.

8. Usinga3/16”drillbit,drillholesintheplacesyouhavemarkedformounting.

9. Useahammertotapsuppliedanchorsinmountingholes.

10. Alignthermostatbasewithmountingholesandfeedthecontrolwiresthroughwireopening.

11. Usesuppliedscrewstomountthermostatbasetowall.

Cool Off Heat Emer Auto On

Mode Fan

To Install Thermostat

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12. Insertstripped,labeledwiresinmatchingwireterminals.SeeWiringDiagramssectionofthismanual(Pages14-27).

CAUTION!:Besureexposedportionofwiresdoesnottouchotherwires.

13. Tightenscrewsonterminalblock.Gentlytugwiretobesureofproperconnection.Doublecheckthateachwireisconnectedtotheproperterminal.

14. Sealholeforwireswithnon-flammableputtyorinsulation.

CAUTION!:Installingbatteriesincorrectlycandamagethermostat.

15. Installtwofresh“AA”alkalinebatteriesinbatterycompartment.Besuretomatchpositive(+)endsofbatterieswithpositive(+)batteryterminalsinthebatterycompartment.

Thedisplaywillshow:

16. Replacecoveronthermostatbysnappingitinplace.

17. Turnonpowertothesystematthemainservicepanel.

18. TestthermostatoperationasdescribedonPages9and10.

Ifyourthermostatwaspre-installed,thebatteriesmaybeinplace.Ifthedisplayison,thebatteriesareinstalledcorrectly.Ifthedisplayisblank,flashing,orconstantlyshowinga“LOBAT”message,thebatteriesareeithernotinstalled,installedincorrectly,ordrained.Correctbatteryproblemsimmediately.Seebelow.

IMPORTANT: Replacethebatterieswhenthe“LOBAT”messageflashesonthedisplay.Thiswillkeepthethermostatoperatingproperly.Use“AA”

Battery Information

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alkalinebatteriesonly.Toinstalltwonew“AA”alkalinebatteries:

Changingthebatterieswillcausethesetpointandtemperaturedifferentialsettingstobelost.See“SettingtheSetpointTemperature”and“SettingaNewTemperatureDifferential”toresetthermostat(Page12).

1.PutCOOL/OFF/HEAT/EMERswitchintheOFFposition.

2.PuttheFANAUTO/ONswitchintheAUTOposition.

3.Toremovecover,insertandtwistacoinorscrewdriverintheslotsonthesideofthethermostat.

4.Installtwo“AA”alkalinebatteriesinbatterycompartment.Besuretomatchthepositive(+)endsofthebatterieswiththepositive(+)terminalsasmarkedinthebatterycompartment.

5.Checktoseethatthedisplayison.Thedisplaywillshow:

6.Replacecoveronthermostatbysnappingitinplace.

Fahrenheit Readout Celsius Readout

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CAUTION!: Donotswitchsystemtocooliftheoutdoortemperatureisbelow50°F(10°C).Thiscandamagetheairconditioningsystemandmaycausepersonalinjury.

1. PuttheMode switchtoCoolposition.

2. Pressthe buttonuntilthetemperaturesettingisatleast3degreesbelowtheroomtemperature.Theairconditioningsystemandfanshouldturnonwithinafewseconds.

3. PuttheMode switchintheOffposition.Theairconditioningsystemshouldturnoff.Thefanmayhaveadelay.

Note:Removingthebatterieswillbypassthe5-minuteanti-shortcyclecompressorprotection.

Note:WhileinCoolorHeatmode,oncethethermostatturnsthesystemoff,abuilt-indelaykeepsthecompressorfromturningonforabout5minutes.Thisprotectsthecompressor.

4.PuttheMode switchtotheHeatposition.

5.Pressthe buttonuntilthetemperaturesettingisatleast3degreesaboveroomtemperature.Theheatingsystemshouldturnon.

Note:Thecompressormaynotturnonagainfor5minutes.

Cool Off Heat Emer

Mode

Cool Off Heat Emer

Mode

Cool Off Heat Emer

Mode

Testing the Thermostat

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Test Thermostat Operation (Continued)6.PuttheMode switchtotheOffposition.Theheatingsystemshouldturnoff.

Onceagainthefanmayhaveadelay.

7.PuttheFan switchtotheOnposition.Theblowerfanshouldturnon.

8.PuttheFan switchtotheAutoposition.Theblowerfanshouldturnoff.

Ifallfunctionsoperateproperly,thethermostatisinstalledcorrectly.

If the thermostat does not operate properly:

• Checkallwiringconnections

• Replacefuseifithasopenedtoprotectthesystem;replacewith4AG,4ampSlo-Blotypefuseonly

• SeeTroubleshooting(Page28)

Cool Off Heat Emer

Mode

Auto On

Fan

Auto On

Fan

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TherearethreeLEDindicatorslocatedonthefrontofthethermostat.Theyaredesignedtoinformyouofthefollowing:

AUX (GREEN): Thisturnsonwhentheauxiliary(back-up)heatingisinoperation.Thisisthesecond(non-economy)stageofheat.Itturnson2degreesbelowfirststageandisnotadjustable.

CHECK (RED): Whenthisturnson,amalfunctionhasoccurredsomewhereintheheatpumpsystem.Pleasecontactaqualifiedservicetechnicianassoonaspossibletocheckyoursystem.

EMER (RED): Thislightturnsonwhenevertheemergencyheatismanuallyselected(systemswitchisintheEMERposition).Whileintheemergencyheatmode,theheatpumpcompressorisoff,andtheemergencyheat(sameastheauxiliaryheat)maintainsthesetpointtemperature.

Cool Off Heat Emer OnAutoAux Check Emer

EMER (RED)

CHECK (RED)

AUX (GREEN)

LED Indicators

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Setting the Setpoint TemperatureStep1: Pressthe or button;thecurrenttemperaturesetpointdisplays.

Step2: Pressthe or buttonuntilthedesiredtemperaturesetpointdisplays.

Note:Holdingdowneitherthe or buttonwillscrollthetemperaturedisplay.

Thenewtemperaturesettingisautomaticallysaved.After5seconds,thedisplayreturnstoshowingthecurrentroomtemperature.

Setting a New Temperature DifferentialIMPORTANT:Thedefaulttemperaturedifferentialisfactorysetat1°F.Whenyourroomtemperature

variesby1°F,thethermostatturnsyoursystemon.Ifyounoticeyoursystemturningonandofftoofrequently,increasethetemperaturedifferentialaccordingly.

Step1: Removethecoverandthebatteries.

Step2: Reinstallthebatteriesandthecover.ThedisplaywillshowThisisthetemperaturedifferentialsetting.

Step3: Pressthe or buttontoadjustthetemperaturedifferentialdownorup.

Thedisplaywillreturntotheroomtemperaturedisplayfivesecondsafterthelastinput.Thenewtemperaturedifferentialsettingwillbesaved.

Operation

Differential Setting °F °C

1 1°F 0.5°C

2 2°F 1.0°C

3 3°F 1.5°C

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Operation (Continued)

Changing Fahrenheit to CelsiusThetemperaturedisplaysindegreesFahrenheitasafactorysetdefault.FollowthesestepstochangetodegreesCelsius:

Step1: Removethecoverandthebatteries.

Step2: MovetheF/C jumpertothedesiredposition,ForCusingthecenterpinasacommon.

Step3: Reinstallthebatteriesandthecover.

YourLCDreadoutchangesaccordingly.

Starting the ThermostatStep1: MovetheFan switchintotheAutoposition.

•InAuto,indoorfanrunsonlyduringaheatingorcoolingcycle•InON,indoorfanrunscontinuously

Step2: MovetheMode switchineitherCoolorHeatposition,dependingontheseason.Thethermostatwillnowoperateandmaintaintheroomtemperatureatthedesiredsetpoint.

Note:Whenthethermostatoperatesthesystem,thereisbuilt-incompressorprotection.Afterthecompressorturnsoff,thesystemwillnotturnitbackonforaboutfiveminutes.Thisprotectsthecompressor.

Cool Off Heat Emer

Mode

Auto On

Fan

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SimpleComfort® 2200W2 L C Y2EGBOY1R

Wiring DiagramsSimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:

Carrier Split Stream Condensers and Heat Pump Systems

The low voltage terminal designations and their descriptions and/or functions are used on all split system condensers and heat pumps.

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24 VAC, Return

Compressor Contactor

Reversing Valve (Cooling Mode)

Fan Contactor Circuit

Emergency Heating Circuit

2nd Stage Heating Circuit

System Monitor LED

24 VAC, Common

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Coleman 3000 Series Heat Pump Systems


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R

Y

B

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W2

L

X

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24 VAC, Return


Reversing Valve (Heating Mode)




System Monitor LED

24 VAC, Common

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Comfortmaker CYC Series Heat Pump SystemsC

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Bo

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R

Y

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W2

X

C

24 VAC, Return





Outdoor Thermostat

Defrost Sensor

24 VAC, Common


Note 1: E and W2 terminals jumpered at thermostat.Note 2: W2 terminal on Comfortmaker capped at PCB.Note 2: X terminal on Comfortmaker capped at PCB.

(capped)

(capped)

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Heil-Quaker 867.814 Series and PH50 Series Heat Pump Systems


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W2

C

24 VAC, Return




2nd Stage Heating Circuit (Sequencer 1)

3rd Stage Heating Circuit (Sequencer 2)

24 VAC, Common

Note 1: E and W2 terminals jumpered at thermostat.Note 2: W2 terminal on Heil-Quaker capped at PCB.

(capped)


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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Payne Reliant and Endura Model Heat Pump Systems


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L

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24 VAC, Return






System Monitor LED

24 VAC, Common

3rd Stage Heating Circuit

Note 1: W3 terminal on Payne PCB capped at PCB.

(capped)

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Rheem/Ruud: -PGB, -PFA, -PCB, -PLA, and -PKA Series Heat Pump Systems


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24 VAC, Return


Reversing Valve (Heating Mode)



System Monitor LED

24 VAC, Common

Note 1: E and W2 terminals jumpered at thermostat.

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Goodman, Janitrol, Trane/American Standard Heat Pump Systems


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24 VAC, Common

Note 1: E and W2 terminals jumpered at thermostat.Note 2: X2 terminal on Weathertron capped at PCB.Note 2: T terminal on Weathertron capped at PCB.

(capped)

(capped)

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:York -E1CS, -E1FB, E1FH Heat Pump Systems


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System Monitor LED

24 VAC, Common

Note 1: E and W2 terminals jumpered at thermostat.

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24 VAC, Return






System Monitor LED

24 VAC, Common

SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Lennox CB19 Heat Pump Systems

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Lennox HP19 and HP20 Heat Pump Systems


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24 VAC, Return






24 VAC, Common

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Lennox HP21 with CB21 PCB Heat Pump Systems


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24 VAC, Common

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:Lennox HP22 with CB19 PCB Heat Pump Systems


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2nd Stage Cooling Circuit

System Monitor LED

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:FHP 1 Stage Heat Pump Systems


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24 VAC, Common

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SimpleComfort® 2200 Electronic Thermostat Conversion to:FHP 2 Stage Heat Pump Systems

Compressor 2 Contactor


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24 VAC, Return




24 VAC, Common

Note 1: Jumper from W2 to Y2 for 2 compressor systems without electric heat only.

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Symptom RemedyThesystemisnotturningon Checkthewiring(seeInstallation,Page6)

Checkthefuse(replacefuseifithasopenedtoprotectthesystem)

LCDisblank,ordisplayingLOBAT Replacebatteries,ormakesuretheexistingonesareproperlyinstalled

Thermostatdoesnotturnonthesystemasfrequentlyasitshould

Decreasethetemperaturedifferential(seeSettingaNewTemperatureDifferential,Page12)

Thermostatisnotproperlycontrollingthefan Checkthewiring(seeInstallation,Page6)

Thermostatiscontinuouslyturningonandoff Increasethetemperaturedifferential(seeSettingaNewTemperatureDifferential,Page12)

Temperaturedisplayisnotaccurate Yourthermostathastwooptionsfortemperaturereadout:Fahrenheit(default)orCelsius;checkthatthe“jumper”isproperlysettoyourpreference

Plugtheholeforwiringbehindthethermostatwithnon-flammableinsulationtopreventairflowintothethermostat

Troubleshooting

ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYTheSellerwarrantsitsproductsagainstdefectsinmaterialorworkmanshipforaperiodofone(1)yearfromthedateofmanufacture.TheliabilityoftheSellerislimited,atitsoption,torepair,replaceorissueanon-casecreditforthepurchasepricesofthegoodswhichareprovidedtobedefective.ThewarrantyandremediessetforthhereindonotapplytoanygoodsorpartsthereofwhichhavebeensubjectedtomisuseincludinganyuseorapplicationinviolationoftheSeller’sinstructions,neglect,tampering,improperstorage,incorrectinstallationorservicingnotperformedbytheSeller.InordertopermittheSellertoproperlyadministerthewarranty,theBuyershall:1)NotifytheSellerpromptlyofanyclaim,submittingdatecodeinformationoranyotherpertinentdataasrequestedbytheSeller.2)PermittheSellertoinspectandtesttheproductclaimedtobedefective.ItemsclaimedtobedefectiveandaredeterminedbySellertobenon-defectivearesubjecttoa$30.00perhourinspectionfee.ThiswarrantyconstitutestheSeller’ssoleliabilityhereunderandisinlieuofanyotherwarrantyexpressed,impliedorstatutory.Unlessotherwisestatedinwriting,Sellermakesnowarrantythatthegoodsdepictedordescribedhereinarefitforanyparticularpurpose.

LIA165-3

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