To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the snowflake icon blinking on my White Rodgers NP100 Thermostat?
The snowflake icon on your White Rodgers Thermostat might be blinking because the 5-minute lockout is enabled to protect the compressor. No action is needed; it should stop blinking after 5 minutes.
What to do if my White Rodgers Thermostat has no heat, cool, or fan?
If your White Rodgers Thermostat isn't producing heat, cool air, or fan, check the following: - Replace any blown fuses or reset tripped circuit breakers. Also, ensure the furnace power switch is turned to the 'ON' position. - Make sure the furnace blower compartment door or panel is correctly installed to engage the safety interlock or door switch. - Tighten any loose connections to the thermostat or system. - Replace low batteries.
Verify all items are included in the thermostat package before installation.
Identify your home's heating system type (e.g., gas, oil, hydronic) for correct setup.
Gather necessary tools like screwdrivers and batteries for thermostat installation.
Safely disconnect electrical power to the HVAC system before commencing installation.
After powering off, access and expose wires connected to the existing thermostat.
Label each wire by its terminal before disconnecting to ensure proper re-connection.
Mount the new wallplate securely to the wall, passing labeled wires through the opening.
Connect the labeled wires to the corresponding terminals on the new thermostat's wallplate.
Familiarize yourself with the thermostat's display, buttons, and switch functions for basic operation.
Configure system settings and preferences by answering a series of on-screen prompts.
Adjust the FAN and SYSTEM switches to AUTO/COOL or HEAT as per your system requirements.
Restore power to the HVAC system after completing thermostat installation and setup.
Configure the thermostat to remind you when it's time to change the system's air filter.
Instructions on how to replace thermostat batteries when the low battery indicator appears.
Calibrate the displayed temperature to match or offset the actual room temperature by a few degrees.
Verify all items are included in the thermostat package before installation.
Identify your home's heating system type (e.g., gas, oil, hydronic) for correct setup.
Gather necessary tools like screwdrivers and batteries for thermostat installation.
Safely disconnect electrical power to the HVAC system before commencing installation.
After powering off, access and expose wires connected to the existing thermostat.
Label each wire by its terminal before disconnecting to ensure proper re-connection.
Mount the new wallplate securely to the wall, passing labeled wires through the opening.
Connect the labeled wires to the corresponding terminals on the new thermostat's wallplate.
Familiarize yourself with the thermostat's display, buttons, and switch functions for basic operation.
Configure system settings and preferences by answering a series of on-screen prompts.
Adjust the FAN and SYSTEM switches to AUTO/COOL or HEAT as per your system requirements.
Restore power to the HVAC system after completing thermostat installation and setup.
Configure the thermostat to remind you when it's time to change the system's air filter.
Instructions on how to replace thermostat batteries when the low battery indicator appears.
Calibrate the displayed temperature to match or offset the actual room temperature by a few degrees.
General| Type | Non-Programmable |
|---|---|
| Display | Digital |
| Compatibility | Single-stage heating and cooling systems |
| Stages | 1 Heat / 1 Cool |
| Voltage | 24 VAC |
| Accuracy | ±1°F |
| Backlight | No |
