SOURCE: Keeps going to 62 like it's on a program
You need to manually operate the thermostat by using the hold button. You did not specify the model number but try this procedure:
MANUAL OPERATION
• HOLD TEMPERATURE — With the SYSTEM switch set toHEAT or COOL, momentarily press HOLD button. HOLD will be displayed. Use UP or DOWN to adjust the temperature.The thermostat will hold the room temperature at theselected setting until you press RUN button to return to program operation.
If you need further clarification please cal hometechline 18002842925. I hope this will help you a lot...
SOURCE: * APPEARS NEXT TO TEMPERATURE
The snowflake is displayed on the screen when the system is in cool position. check page four of the installation manual
Link: INSTALLATION MANUAL
SOURCE: Hello I need program instructions for a
please call the homeowner tech line at 18002842925.
or check the TYPE NUMBER of the thermostat usually it starts with 1FXX-XXX. When you have that handy visit the website of White- Rodgers, just put the type number on the search cross reference box it will lead you the way to download the instruction manual online.
SOURCE: I have a 1F81-51 White-Rodgers thermostat that
I had the exact same problem. Even pressing the Hold button does not really help, because once it resets - the Hold temperature also changes to the default.
I fixed this by replacing the 470 micro-Farad / 10v capacitor in the unit (it's the grey-colored capacitor). To access the back of the circuit board, you will need to break 2 plastic rivets holding the front of the unit to the base.
After replacing the capacitor I've not had any resets for the past 3 days (it used to reset itself every couple of hours).
Hope this helps.
Noel
SOURCE: How do I program my
Download a PDF version of the Operating Manual HERE. ___ *Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, despite the handle. Words to live by: "Every creative act results from a sudden cessation of stupidity." -Edwin H. Land, inventor of the Polaroid Land Camera "The problem can always be solved with the materials in the room." -My college Physics Lab Professor
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