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Brand | Iso-Therm |
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Model | 3000 |
Category | Thermostat |
Language | English |
Explains display behavior (flashing vs. not flashing) and set-point temperature storage.
Steps to show the desired room temperature, which flashes briefly on the display.
Instructions for adjusting the desired room temperature using the thermostat buttons.
Describes display indicators (sun/moon) and set-point temperature for dual models.
Details on switching between day (sun) and night (moon) operating modes.
Steps to show the desired room temperature, which flashes briefly on the display.
Instructions for adjusting the desired room temperature using the thermostat buttons.
Explains the chrono-proportional mode and how heating percentage is indicated.
Details for 2-wire models supporting specific wattages and programmed cycles.
Details for 3-wire models supporting specific wattages and programmed cycles.
Details for 2-wire models with fan support and longer cycle times.
Details for a 2-wire model supporting higher wattages and using a relay.
How to switch between chrono-proportional and conventional operating modes.
Describes the thermostat display in different operating modes.
Instructions for adjusting the set-point temperature on single-point models.
Explains dual set-point modes and how to select them.
How to switch between normal and economy set-point modes.
How to adjust set-point temperatures for active/inactive modes.
Step-by-step example of setting normal and economy temperatures.
Troubleshooting steps for a thermostat with no display.
Troubleshooting steps for an intermittent display issue.
Explains normal display behavior when ambient temp is out of range.
Troubleshooting for continuous heating when ambient is below setpoint.
Explains normal partial heating and gradual indicator decrease.
Confirms that a warm housing is normal during operation.
How to return to chrono-proportional mode from conventional.
Simple fix for clicking noises by slightly unscrewing baseboard.