The Honeywell Furnace Thermostat is a programmable temperature control device designed for residential and commercial heating systems. It features digital display, programmable schedules, temperature hold functions, system mode selection (heat/cool/off), fan control, battery backup, filter change reminder, and compatibility with most standard furnace systems. Below are key sections for installation, programming, operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Key components: Digital LCD display, Program buttons, System mode selector, Temperature controls, Battery compartment, Wiring terminals.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Digital Display | Shows current temperature and settings |
| Programmable Schedule | 7-day programming with 4 periods per day |
| System Mode | Heat/Cool/Off/Auto mode selection |
| Fan Control | Auto/On fan operation modes |
| Temperature Hold | Temporary override of programmed schedule |
| Battery Backup | AA alkaline batteries for power outage protection |
| Filter Change Reminder | Programmable reminder for furnace filter replacement |
| Vacation Hold | Extended temperature hold for vacations |
| Keypad Lock | Prevents unauthorized changes to settings |
| Backlight | Illuminated display for easy reading |
Turn off power to furnace before installation. Remove old thermostat and prepare mounting location.
WARNING! Electrical shock hazard - ensure power is completely off before wiring. Use qualified HVAC technician if unsure.
After installation, configure basic settings for proper operation.
CAUTION! Allow system to complete startup cycle before making adjustments.
Front panel controls: Up/Down temperature buttons, System mode button, Fan button, Program button, Hold button.
Menu Navigation: Press and hold program button to access settings menu. Use up/down to navigate options.
System Settings: Heat/Cool/Off mode selection, Fan Auto/On control, Temperature calibration, Filter change interval, Keypad lock, System test mode. Programming: Wake time, Leave time, Return time, Sleep time temperatures for each day of week.
Standard terminal designations: R (24V power), W (Heat), Y (Cool), G (Fan), C (Common).
Tip: Take photo of existing wiring before disconnecting old thermostat for reference.
Create energy-saving temperature schedules for different times of day.
WARNING! Do not set temperatures below 55°F in winter to prevent pipe freezing.
Normal operation modes and system responses to temperature changes.
Heat Mode: Furnace activates when room temperature drops below set point. Cool Mode: Air conditioner activates when room temperature rises above set point. Auto Mode: Automatically switches between heat and cool based on temperature. Fan Operation: Auto mode runs fan only during heating/cooling cycles; On mode runs fan continuously.
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity.
CAUTION! Never use water or chemical cleaners on thermostat. Turn off power before any maintenance.
UL Listed: Complies with UL 873 safety standards. FCC Part 15: Class B digital device compliant. Manufactured to meet industry standards for temperature controls. Copyright © Honeywell International Inc. For technical support, visit www.honeywellhome.com or contact 1-800-468-1502. Warranty: 3-year limited warranty from date of purchase.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| Blank display | Dead batteries/power loss | Replace batteries; check furnace power and circuit breaker. |
| Furnace not heating | Mode setting/wiring | Ensure system in HEAT mode; check W terminal connection. |
| Incorrect temperature | Location/calibration | Relocate away from heat sources; recalibrate temperature. |
| Short cycling | Temperature differential | Adjust temperature differential in advanced settings. |
| Fan not operating | Mode setting/wiring | Check fan mode (Auto/On); verify G terminal connection. |
Reset: Remove batteries and disconnect from furnace for 30 seconds to reset.
Service: 1-800-468-1502; www.honeywellhome.com