Honeywell Electronic Programmable Heat/Cool Thermostat - CT3300A100 Heater - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
What wires go to what
The colors you have are not standard.
Your going to have to see where the wires connect on your appliance to answer this. find out and post back
2/11/2021 11:41:35 PM •
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on Feb 11, 2021
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I have a programable honeywell
If you want clean air without changing the temperature and without using as much power as on the A/C setting then put it on "Circulation" which just means you'll just filter dust etc out of the air. If you want to change the room temperature put it on Auto at your desired temp this will filter the air longer as it's running more but it will use more power than Circulation there's only a better setting if you tell me your exact requirement eg do you want to cool the room or just clean the air, or clean the air saving power??? otherwise if you don't care about the power cost then the "On" setting is the best as it filters non-stop and cools the air non-stop. Cheers
1/2/2019 7:26:45 PM •
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on Jan 02, 2019
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I have a blinking snowflake icon on my air
When the snowflake is blinking the thermostat in in a delay mode designed to protect your compressor. If it does not stop blinking in 15min the stat is bad otherwise something is wrong with the AC
12/21/2018 2:24:09 AM •
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on Dec 21, 2018
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Cooling limit on th320u
the cooling setting will not go below the heating setting. lower the heating setting so you can lower the cooling
1/16/2018 6:55:57 AM •
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on Jan 16, 2018
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Ultrastat Thermostat
70 to 72 degrees maximum surely now we are all supposed to be pulling together to save our planet???
I suggest you download the instructions for your type of thermostat. If the thermostat doesn't work per instructions it is obviously faulty.
You could contact Honeywell for advice over such an important matter.
11/17/2017 10:21:04 AM •
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on Nov 17, 2017
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Gas heater short cycles
At your indoor unit, look at 1 of the front panels and see if there is a clear, plastic view port. Look through it and try to see a red flashing led. Count the flashes and look at the factory data on the front of the unit. That should give us a trouble code and lead us in the right direction. Also make sure air filters are clean.
8/25/2017 12:54:43 PM •
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on Aug 25, 2017
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Nothing working, unknown errors
Sounds like the tstat, obviously, isn't responding. A sure check is to bypass the tstat. Turn power off to airhandler and remove cover. Remove red, green and yellow wires and wire nut/ twist together. Turn machine on and see what you get. If inside and outside turns on...bad tstat OR just not setup properly. EVEN THE PROFESSIONALS READ THE INSTRUCTIONS THESE DAYS!! If you need further help, reach me via phone at
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3/4/2017 2:11:10 PM •
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on Mar 04, 2017
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