| TROUBLESHOOTING THE THERMOSTAT |
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| Temperature reading is incorrect, |
| • Sensor or controller may be bad. |
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| showing a sensor error, | or |
| Sensor connections may be bad. |
| thermocouple input terminals. The |
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| LOAD LED is switching at the |
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| display should indicate ambient |
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| wrong temperature. |
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| temperature. If it does, the |
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| controller is ok. If not, replace |
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| controller. |
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| Decrease set point below ambient |
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| temperature, LOAD LED should be |
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| off for heating controllers. If it is, the |
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| controller is OK. |
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| Increase set point above ambient |
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| temperature. LOAD LED should be |
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| on for heating controllers. If it is, the |
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| • Controller is wired incorrectly. |
| controller is OK. |
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| Verify proper wiring. Call |
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| KEATING for a diagram. |
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| Temperature reading is decreasing, |
| • Thermocouple polarity is reversed. |
| Check thermocouple connections. |
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| but actual temperature is increasing. |
| Red wire denotes negative wire. |
| All connections, including extension |
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| wire, must maintain the correct |
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| polarity. Correct if needed. |
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| • Ambient temperature in the control |
| Measure temperature in cabinet to |
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| cabinet is over 70°C. |
| ensure it is below 70°C. |
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For troubleshooting the thermocouple, use the chart below
Temperature (°F) | Resistance (Ohm) |
95 | 0.30 |
100 | 3.80 |
125 | 4.60 |
150 | 5.50 |
175 | 6.40 |
200 | 7.90 |
225 | 8.40 |
250 | 9.70 |
275 | 10.90 |
300 | 12.40 |
325 | 13.80 |
350 | 15.10 |
375 | 17.00 |
400 | 18.40 |
425 | 20.20 |
450 | 21.30 |
475 | 23.30 |
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