Heat Controller 7602-443COMMUNICATING, PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT, Heat Controller, Inc, 8 00A

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User Manual

7602-443 COMMUNICATING, PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT

Heat Controller, Inc.

 

 

 

Auto Fan Only (default): During the scheduled Programmed Demand Reduction time (section 5.6.5.5.4), only auto fan mode is allowed.

Allow Continuous Fan: During the scheduled Programmed Demand Reduction time (section 5.6.5.5.4), the fan will operate normally.

5.6.5.5.4SCHEDULE - PROGRAMMED DEMAND REDUCTION

This option allows setting a 7-day time schedule for Programmed Demand Reduction.

PROGRAMMED DEMAND

REDUCTION SCHEDULE

DEMAND REDUCTION

 

START

END

 

TIME

TIME

MON

8:00A

 

4:00P

TUE

8:00A

 

4:00P

WED

8:00A

4:00P

THU

8:00A

4:00P

FRI

8:00A

4:00P

SAT

12:00P

12:00P

SUN

12:00P

12:00P

SAVE

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Adjust the Programmed Demand Reduction Schedule start and end time settings using the up/down arrow buttons in increments of 10 minutes. Press the center button to save changes.

NOTE: To disable Programmed Demand Reduction, set the Start time equal to the End time for that day.

5.6.6 INTERMITTENT FAN

Intermittent Fan function allows the fan to run periodically when the heating/cooling equipment is off. Many times this functionality is used to improve the performance of air cleaning or special filtration systems.

When the Intermittent Fan function is active, the fan output will be activated for the currently selected Intermittent Fan On Time, and then operate using the selected Intermittent Fan Off and On times until a heating or cooling operation is activated again.

After the heating or cooling operation is complete, the intermittent fan operation will resume with the beginning of a new Intermittent Fan On Time on the ¼ hour.

On Time (default Off): options: Off, 5 to 20 minutes (in 5 minute increments)

Off Time: options: 5 to 90 minutes (in 5 minute increments)

NOTE: This intermittent fan operation can also improve the performance of air cleaning or special filtration systems that locate the cleaning or filtration media at the return air side of the fan.

5.6.7SERVICE INFORMATION (System Status and Fault Information)

These additional screens help the service personnel to have a better understanding of what problems might be occurring before arriving for service.

5.6.7.1FAULT STATUS

Fault Status mode displays the active fault code as well as the five most recent stored fault codes that occurred on the system.

FAULT STAUS

ACTIVE FAULT

NO FAULT

LAST 5 FAULTS

NO DEMAND REDUCTION

LT1 LOW WATER TEMP

NO FAULT

NO FAULT

NO FAULT

NO FAULT

PREVIOUS SELECT NO FAULT

Navigate between system fault codes using the up/ down arrow buttons. Press the center button to view more information about potential reasons why the highlighted fault may have occurred.

FAULT CODE E2

HIGH REFRIG PRESSURE

DIRTY FILTER - HEATING

NO DEMAND REDUCTION

LOW AIR FLOW - HEATING

LOW WATER FLOW - CLG

OVERCHARGED

BAD PRESSURE SWITCH

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