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Hunter SET & SAVE 44155C User Manual

Hunter SET & SAVE 44155C
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Form# 42708-01
20091111
©2009 Hunter Fan Co.
Set & $aveSet & $aveSet & $ave
installation and
operation manual
Model
44155c
Programmable Thermostat
English
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Hunter SET & SAVE 44155C Specifications

General IconGeneral
Temperature Range45°F to 90°F (7°C to 32°C)
DisplayLCD
CompatibilitySingle-Stage Heating and Cooling Systems
Product TypeThermostat
Power SourceBattery
Programmable Schedule7-day

Summary

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

TOOLS

INSTALLING THE THERMOSTAT

INSTALLING THE WALL PLATE

Steps for positioning and mounting the thermostat wall plate, including marking holes and leveling.

CONNECTING THE WIRES

Instructions for connecting wires to the thermostat terminals, including jumper wire usage and securing connections.

ATTACHING THE THERMOSTAT

Guide to setting system switches (HE/HG, Auto Recovery, System Type) and attaching the thermostat unit.

SETTINGS

Temperature Scale Setting

How to change the thermostat's temperature display between Fahrenheit (F°) and Celsius (C°), including reset procedure.

Setting Day and Time

Instructions for setting the current day and time, including 12-hour and 24-hour format options.

METHODS OF OPERATION

Manual Operation

Guide to temporarily or permanently overriding programmed settings to adjust temperature manually.

Manual Operation (Permanent Override)

Steps to permanently override all settings, adjust temperature, and return to normal display using Hold/Return.

Using Pre-programmed Settings

Explanation of how pre-programmed settings optimize energy usage and save money without further action.

Creating Custom Programs

Steps for programming custom temperature settings, including time increments and saving settings.

ICONS AND FEATURES

INDIGLO® Night-Light

Description of the backlight feature for display viewing in the dark and how to activate it.

Filter Change Indicator

Explanation of the filter change indicator, how it appears, and how to reset the filter timer.

Span Setting Mode

How to adjust the system ON/OFF cycle rate (span) to optimize performance and prevent rapid cycling.

Low Battery Warning

Explanation of low battery warnings, their stages, and what happens when battery power is insufficient.

Auto Recovery

How Auto Recovery gradually adjusts temperature to comfort levels and how to disable it.

Error Mode

Indicates an unexpected battery problem; requires reset and reprogramming after battery replacement.

Auto Cut Off

Automatically turns the system off if temperatures exceed limits (95°F) or drop below limits (40°F).

System Operation and Resetting

Temperature Range

Defines the program range and display range for temperature settings, including out-of-range indicators.

Compressor Protection

Explains the 3.5-minute delay after cooling stops to prevent compressor damage from rapid cycling.

Resetting the Unit

How to restore factory settings by pressing the reset button with a paperclip, which erases user programs.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Display Not Coming On

Troubleshooting steps for a blank thermostat display, including checking batteries and resetting.

Auto Fan Feature Malfunction

Steps to resolve issues with the auto fan feature, potentially involving the HG/HE switch.

Erratic Display

Solution for an erratic display, involving resetting the thermostat and reprogramming settings.

Program Not Changing

Checks for correct time (AM/PM), permanent override mode, and day setting for program changes.

Heating/Cooling Not Turning On/Off

Steps to troubleshoot heating/cooling system control issues, including delays, power, batteries, and wiring.

Display Not Staying Illuminated

Solution for the display turning off immediately, primarily involving replacing batteries.

System Continues Operating in Off Position

If the system operates when off, the unit likely needs replacement.

Permanent HI, LO, or ERR Display

If the display shows permanent HI, LO, or ERR, the unit likely needs replacement.

Manual Operation Instructions

Reference to pages 28-31 for instructions on how to operate the thermostat manually.

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