To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Johnson Controls T7000e cannot be turned on?
If your Johnson Controls Thermostat won't turn on, there are several possible reasons. First, ensure the thermostat is powered on. If it is not a power issue, check the front and rear panel cables to make sure they are properly installed. Lastly, verify that the power cord is correctly connected.
Why does the fault icon appear on my Johnson Controls T7000e?
The fault icon on your Johnson Controls Thermostat accompanied by a fault code indicates a specific issue: * **E0**: If you're using an external remote sensor, verify it's selected in the settings. If not using a remote sensor, the thermostat may need replacement. * **E4**: The filter has reached its service time. Replace the filter, then reset the filter service time in the parameter settings. * **EE**: There is a failure on the thermostat's EEPROM chip, it may need replacement. * **HI**: The ambient temperature is too high. The thermostat should automatically restore once the temperature drops. * **Lo**: The ambient temperature is too low. The thermostat should automatically restore once the temperature rises.
What to do if the screen icon is flickering on my Johnson Controls T7000e?
If the screen icon on your Johnson Controls Thermostat is flickering, it indicates a communication line failure. Check the communication wiring. Also, check the communication address and the baud rate setting.
General| Brand | Johnson Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | T7000e |
| Category | Thermostat |
| Language | English |
Read installation sheet and safety warnings carefully before installation.
Do not attempt to repair; contact representative for issues.
Crucial operational, environmental, wiring, and electrical safety precautions.
How to turn the thermostat on/off and select operating modes.
How to adjust the set temperature and fan speed settings.
Features like key locking, health function, automatic timers, and low-temperature protection.
Configuring dry contact inputs and external remote sensors.
Managing filter replacement reminders and remote configuration.
Procedures for restoring factory defaults and accessing parameter settings.
Parameters for system configuration, application selection, and input functions.
Settings for temperature limits, backlight, and operational modes.
Parameters for controlling operation, timing, and protection features.
Parameters for ECM fan voltage and speed settings.
Parameters for proportional valve PID control and voltage settings.
Solutions for common thermostat failures and error indicators.
Information on product compliance and hazardous substance content.
Legal agreement governing the use of the thermostat's software.
Information regarding the limited warranty for the product.
