Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product CT2095 Honeywell
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Place Bar Code Here 69- 138 5 OWNER’S GUID E Honeywell/20 Programmable Thermostat Week day/W eekend ( 5-day/2-day ) Programm able Heat a nd/or Cool Low V oltage (20 to 30 V ac ) Ther mostat and Mou .
2 69-1385 Wel come to t he world of c omfort an d energy saving s wi th you r new Hone ywe ll Programm able Thermostat . Y o ur new the rmostat wi ll auto matically contro l the temp erature in your ho me, keep ing you comfort able whi le savi ng ene rgy when progra mmed acco rding to th e inst ructions in this ma nual.
3 69-1385 Contents Step 1. Pre pare for Ins tallation ............ ........... ................. ................. ................. ................. ... ....... 4 Step 2. Rem ove Old Therm ostat ............... ................. ................ ...
4 69-1385 Step 1. Prepare for Installation ❑ Chec k T abl e 1 to mak e sur e thi s the rmost at i s compa tib le wi th y our s ystem . If not, retu rn it to th e retailer . For more infor mation, call Honeywell Consumer Se rvices, 1-80 0-468-1502 , Monday - Frida y , 7 am to 5: 30 pm, Central time.
5 69-1385 ❑ Acquire t ool s a nd items as nee ded (se e i llu stratio n). Al so pu rch ase two AA alkaline bat teries; we recomm end Ener gizer® batt eries.
6 69-1385 Step 2. Remove Old Thermostat ❑ T est to be sure y our heatin g and coo ling systems are working properly . If either does not wo rk, contact y our local heating/a ir conditi oning dea ler . T o avoid c ompress or damage , do not op erate the c ooling s ystem when o utdoor tem perature is below 50 ° F (10 ° C).
7 69-1385 Replacing a Cloc k Thermostat that has C or C1 Clock Term inals? If you are repl acing a Honeyw ell Chron otherm ® Thermos tat, you ma y fin d one or two wires tha t go to the C or C1 clock terminals on the Chrono therm ® Thermostat wiring wallplate.
8 69-1385 Step 3. Install Batteries IMPORT ANT Batteries must be installe d for the pro - grammi ng and ope ration of t he ther- mostat and heati ng/coolin g system. ❑ Purchas e two AA alka line batte ries; non- alkali ne batterie s do not l ast as long , and can lea k, causi ng damag e to the th ermostat or th e wall su rfac e.
9 69-1385 ❑ Install the fresh batteries a s shown, m aking sure pos itive an d negativ e termina ls are orie nted c orrect ly . ❑ Repl ace th e batte ry cov er . As the ba tteries run low , a bAt Lo indi cator flashes for one to two months be fore the batteries run out c ompletely .
10 69-1385 Press do wn on the left e nds of ba tteries to remove them. If you ins ert the new batt erie s within 20 to 30 s econds of removi ng the old ones, y ou do not need to rep rogram the thermos tat. Howe ver , if the display is blank , the batteries are dead or incorrect ly install ed and you mu st reprogra m.
1 1 69-1385 Step 4. Program Thermosta t After the b atteries a re inst alled, the thermost at can be easily p rogramm ed in yo ur hand be fore it is in stall ed on the w all. If you prefer to p rogram the thermost at after it is install ed on the wall, go to Step 7 a nd return later to t his progra mming sec tion.
12 69-1385 Set one s chedu le for wee kdays a nd anot her for week ends be caus e your r equi remen t s are usua l ly di fferent for e ac h. Al so, du ring we ek- ends, o nly the W AKE and SLEEP time perio ds are a vailable . Fill in the times and tem peratures you desi re for weekd ays and weekends.
13 69-1385 a The tem peratures c annot be set any h igher than 88 ° F (31 ° C) or any lower th an 45 ° F (7 ° C). b If you dec ide no t to ente r weekend programs, the therm ostat operates on the weekday SLEEP p ro- gram al l weeke nd. T able 2. Per sonal Progr amming Chart fo r Heating.
14 69-1385 . a The tem peratures c annot be set any h igher than 88 ° F (31 ° C) or any lower th an 45 ° F (7 ° C). b If you dec ide no t to ente r weekend programs, the therm ostat operates on the weekday SLEEP p ro- gram al l weeke nd. T able 3.
15 69-1385 NOTE: Batteries are require d for opera tion and p rogramming. W hen inse rting batte ries, set t he System switch to Of f. Remove the batte ry door (o n the the rmostat l eft side) using a coin a t the botto m. Follow i nstructio ns in Step 3.
16 69-1385 Press until SA T SUN (Saturday-Su nday), W AKE and SET appear on displa y . Use to program W AKE time a nd to progra m W AKE tempe rature for SA T SUN (Saturday-Sunda y). Repea t sequence f or SLEEP . Press and rele ase to start the p rogram.
17 69-1385 Operating Your Thermostat System switch must be set to He at or Cool t o perform th e follow ing: T emporarily Cha nge Te m p e r a t u r e for curr ent period only — Press ; temporary indicator sho ws on disp lay a nd cancels itself at the next s chedule d change; to cance l sooner , press .
18 69-1385 Cancel Program — Press , until program to cancel shows; then press . Check Usag e — Press to see len gth of tim e heat or a ir conditi oning has ru n today s ince midnig ht; pres s aga in for yest erd ay ’ s usage, p ress aga in for cum ulative; press to clear cumula tive read ing, if des ired; then press .
19 69-1385 Step 5. Ad just Fan Op erati on Switch, As Required ❑ The ther mostat fan operati on switch, labeled FUEL SWITCH (se e illust ration) is factory-set in the F pos ition.
20 69-1385 In the un likely e vent that you wan t a longer furnace on -tim e, rea dju st screws A and/or B as follows: First, turn both screws in co mpletely , then adjus t for system type: • W a rm Air Furna ce — Set a t the Hot W ater setti ng (A — out one turn, B — le ave in) .
21 69-1385 Step 7. Mount Thermostat Moun ting Pl ate ❑ Position mou nting plate on wall . Use level to make s ure mount ing plate is level . Use a pencil to mark th e two moun ting hole s. ❑ Remov e mounti ng plate f rom wal l, and dril l 3/16- inch holes in w all (if drywall ) as marked.
22 69-1385 ❑ Level f or appe arance on ly; thermo stat funct ions prope rly ev en when not le vel. ❑ T ight en mounti ng screws . LEVEL M1714A.
23 69-1385 Step 8. W ire T hermo stat Termi nals NOTE: All wirin g must comply with local code s and or dinances. If un sure about h ouse- hold w iring proc edures, call your loc al heating /air co nditionin g contrac tor . ❑ Refer to the labels y ou placed on the term inal wires w hen you removed you r old thermostat.
24 69-1385 ❑ Loosen the term inal screws and s lip ea ch w ire ben eath i ts mat ching termin al. See illus tration s for wire insertio n techniq ue. ❑ Securely tighten t erminals . ❑ Plug the hol e in the w a ll w ith ins ul ati on t o h elp pre ve nt d rafts fro m adv ers el y a f fe cti ng the r mo sta t operatio n.
25 69-1385 R Rc W Y G B D A C 2-WIRE HEAT-ONLY (JUMPER INTACT) M1709B L1 (HOT) L2 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED. 1 1 HEATING RELAY OR VALVE COIL JUMPER R Rc W Y G B D A C 4-WIRE HEAT/COOL (JUMPER INTACT) L1 (HOT) L2 POWER SUPPLY.
26 69-1385 R Rc W Y G B D A C 5-WIRE HEAT/COOL (JUMPER REMOVED) L1 (HOT) L2 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED. 1 M1711C L1 (HOT) L2 COOLING CONTACTOR COIL FAN RELAY HEATING RELAY OR VALVE COIL 1 1 R Rc W Y G B D A C 3-WIRE COOL-ONLY (JUMPER INTACT) L1 (HOT) L2 POWER SUPPLY.
27 69-1385 Step 9. Mount Thermostat NOTE: T o remo ve thermo stat from wall, first p ull out at bottom of thermosta t, then rem ove top. M13545 PRESS LOWER EDGE OF CASE TO LATCH. ENGAGE TABS AT TOP OF THERMOSTAT AND SUBBASE. SWING OPEN COVER TO CHECK OPERATION .
28 69-1385 Step 10. Check Thermostat Operation After Pr ogramming and In stal ling Heating Do not chec k heating system operation by jumperi ng thermo stat te rminals s uch as gas valve, zone val ve, and o il burner c ontrol at the primary control. T his dama ges the th ermostat.
29 69-1385 Cooling T o avo id possi ble comp ressor da mage, do not operat e the coo ling sy stem when outdoor tempera ture is bel ow 50 ° F ( 10 ° C). See compr essor ma nufact urer in struct ions . IMPORTANT When co oling setting i s changed, t her- mostat delays u p to five minutes before tu rning on th e air cond itioner .
30 69-1385 Step 11. Set Fan and System Switches First set the Fan switch. Fan Auto: Normal setting fo r most homes. A single-s peed fan will turn on a utomatic ally with the air conditi oner or furn ace. A two-s peed fan usua l ly run s on h i gh wit h the air cond itio ner and on l ow with the furna ce.
31 69-1385 Trou blesho oting G uide If... Then... Displa y does not come on. Set th e System sw itch to Off . Remove batteries. Insert the m back ward for at lea st five s econds to re set the the rmostat. Re place ba tteries correc tly . Di splay s hould co me on.
32 69-1385 Heating does not come on. Check th at the Sys tem switch is set to Heat. Make s ure the hea ting setpoin t is abov e the r oom temperatu re. Check th e system fu se or circui t breaker a nd replace or reset, if nece ssary . Make s ure the System s witc h is in t he On posit ion; s et it to On if it is in the Of f po sition.
33 69-1385 Cooling does not come on (Continued). Th e thermos tat has a built-in ti me delay on cool ing. Allow fi ve to ten minutes after cha nging the setting befor e the ai r conditione r starts. If tempe rature setti ng is lowe r than curre nt temperature , and the display says COOL, m ove the System switc h from Cool to Off fo r ten minutes .
34 69-1385 Toll-free C ustomer Ass istance For all q uestions concerning this therm ostat, pl ease read and follo w the instru ctions. I f addition al assis tance is needed, c all Honey well Consum er Service s at 1-800 -468-1502, Monday - Friday , 7:00 a.
35 69-1385 Limited One-Year Warranty Honeywe ll warrant s this produc t, excludin g battery , to be free from defects in th e workmansh ip or mate rials, und er norma l use a nd service, for a period o f one (1) yea r from th e date of p urchase by the consum er .
36 69-1385 THIS W ARRANTY IS THE ONL Y EXPRESS WARRANTY HONEYWEL L MAKES ON THIS PRODUCT . THE DURA TION OF ANY IMPLIED W ARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A P A RTICUL AR PURPOSE, IS HEREBY LIMITED T O THE ONE YEAR DURA T ION OF THIS W ARRANTY .
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