Lakewood Oil-Filled Electric Radiator Heater "turn heat" Questions

...turn the heat on. We have it on permanent hold as opposed to schedule? Auxiliary Heat is used to turn the electric heat strips ON, If the heat pump is not working. Or if the heat pump can't bring ...

...turn the heat on, the words, "heat on" blinks. Then, we hear a buzzing sound, sort of like an alarm and the panel on the thermostat says, "aux heat on". The buzzing starts when the unit is running ...

...turn on aux. heat? Thanks Turn up your outside thermostat in the outside unit. You should have about 3 degrees difference in one stage to the next. So I would change the thermosat with one that has ...

...freezing, the Rheem heat pump runs in emergency heat only. Should I turn it from auto to em heat so the compressor doesn't try to run Yes, you may turn to em heat only. May this confirmation help

turn on heat We have a honeywell thermostat. When we turn the heat on, the words, "heat on" blinks. Then, we hear a buzzing sound, sort of like an alarm and the panel on the thermostat says, "aux heat

...turn off the heat pump when it is under 34 degrees outside. If you are to cold when its under 34 degrees intall more electric strip heaters.. But if you do this your electric bill may go up ...

...heat won't turn off instantly. I have central heat and after I turn off the heater with the switch on the Honeywell panel the heater does not turn off instantly. Sometimes it take 10 minutes to turn ...

...turn on heat. pilot light is blue flame lights good but when try to turn on heat it clicks and goes out therefor heat doesnt come on How long do you leave the pilot on before you turn on heat. The ...

...turn on heat. Until I manually turn thermostat to Off on Heat/AC and manually turn Fan Switch to Manual On for 10 seconds. Then Fan Switch back to Auto. I then turn the Heat Switch back On and the ...

...heat on?? If you turned the ring and the pointer moved, then you are using the thermostat correctly. Turn the thermostat up above room temperature (the temp on the bottom of the thermostat) Make sure ...