Hunter-fan 44300 User Manual

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Page 1 - 44300/44350

OwnerÕs ManualSINCE 1 8 8 6®44300/44350

Page 2 - HumidifiersAir Purifiers

Each wire coming from the wall to the existing thermostat is connected to a terminal point onthat thermostat. Each of these terminal points is usual

Page 3 - Table Of Contents

Wire LabelingRHGYWRCRHRHRCRCGGYYWWand connect to thermostatTerminal shownthen mark wire with label shownIf the code letter on yourexisting thermostat

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12-13InstallationNOTE: If your thermostat has one wire marked R or RH (4-wire system), then leavethe jumper wire between the RH and RC terminals. Othe

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Snap open the wallplate from your thermostat by pressing the release tab on the bottom ofthe thermostat.Position wallplate on wall and pull existing w

Page 6 - Features

The heating system selector and the F°/C° selector switches are located on the PrintedCircuit Board. Heating system selectorThe heating system selec

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Be sure to tighten the terminal screws securely, otherwise a loose wire could cause operationalproblems with your system or thermostat. Push excess

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Programming1Remove mylar label covering displaywindow.2When the heating or cooling system isactually operating, “HEAT” or “COOL”will appear on the dis

Page 9 - FIGURE 1

Press and hold until current hourappears on display. Press and hold until currentminutes appear on display. Press until current day appearson disp

Page 10 - Installation

ProgrammingStudies conducted by the Department ofEnergy estimate that setting your thermostatback 10°F for two 8-hour periods duringwinter can reduce

Page 11 - Wire Labeling

NOTE: The thermostat program will NOTtake effect immediately afterprogramming of your thermostat but atthe next programmed time/temperaturechange. The

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Page 13 - Figure 2

ProgrammingBefore programming or changing theprogram, use this Personal Program Scheduleto determine which times and temperaturesettings will best sat

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Your thermostat can be programmed in twodifferent ways.1. Auto-program method2. Manual methodBefore programming, position theHEAT/OFF/COOL selector to

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ProgrammingWeekdayPrograms Normal display of time, temper-ature, and day of the week. Selects days M to F for same setof 4 programs each day.PROGDAY

Page 16 - Programming

Press once to changetemperature to 69°F. Weekday program 1 is complete. Press PROG to move toprogram 2, 3, and 4 and followthe same stepsM T W

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Programming SA and SU will have sameprogram.M T W TH F SA SUSET TEMP HOLD TEMP83:00 68cAMPM1234FILTERLO BATHEAT COOL M is selected, program

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T is selected.M T W TH F SA SUSET TEMP HOLD TEMP80:00 68cAMPM1234FILTERLO BATPROGDAYHEAT COOL W is selected.M T W TH F SA SUSET TEMP

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ProgrammingWeekdayProgram Normal display of current time,temperature, and day of week. 1st weekday program is displayed. Program indicator (1) appe

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To Review The Current Temperature Setting:Press for 2secondsor less:or Current time and temperatureM T W TH F SA SUSET TEMP HOLD TEMP89:15 6

Page 21 - Programming Your Thermostat

Programming Press arrow to display currentset and room temperatures.M T W TH F SA SU89:68 60cAMPMHEAT COOL1234FILTERLO BATM T W TH F SA S

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In the event you wish to hold your manualoverride for vacation or just an extended period of time, follow the temporary manualoverride instructions on

Page 23 - Programs

We are pleased you have selected one of our broad line of home comfort products. Ourproducts are manufactured to high quality standards and are design

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Other FeaturesYour thermostat is pre-programmed at thefactory to cycle when the temperature rises1° above or 1° below the temperaturesetting. It canno

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Operations72.7I.70.Your thermostat also keeps a record of thenumber of hours your filter has been in use.To maximize energy efficienty, change orclean

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TroubleshootingProblem SolutionSCRAMBLED OR DOUBLE DISPLAY(numbers over numbersNO DISPLAYENTIRE DISPLAY DIMSPROGRAM DOES NOT CHANGE AT YOURDESIRED SET

Page 27 - Manual Override of Program

HEATING OR COOLING DOES NOT GOON OR OFFERRATIC DISPLAYIF UNIT CONTINUES TO OPERATE IN OFFPOSITIONTHERMOSTAT READS , HI, LOPERMANENTLY1. Check that fun

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34-35Wiring Diagrams4-wire Heat/Cool System5-wire Heat/Cool SystemTHERMOSTATGWYRHRCHeat Relayor ValveHeat/CoolTransformerFanRelayCoolContactorJumperTH

Page 29 - Permanent Manual Override

2-wire Heat Only3-wire Cool Only3-wire Heat OnlyTHERMOSTATGWYRHRCHeat Relayor ValveHeatTransformerTHERMOSTATGWYRHRCHeat Relayor ValveHeatTransformerFa

Page 30 - Other Features

Read This Before Installing ThermostatIMPORTANT1Read the entire installation section of thisOwner’s Manual thoroughly before you beginto install or op

Page 31 - Operations

This thermostat is designed to optimize the use of your heating and cooling equipment. Itdoes this by matching your comfort (the temperatures in your

Page 32 - Troubleshooting

LIGHT6-7FeaturesManual switch for turning on heating andcooling system.Display backlight for viewing in the dark. (Feature found only on certain model

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Changes the clockinto 12 or 24 hour(military) mode.(Model 44300)HOLD/CLEAR button.(Model 44350)For entering minute of day.For reviewingand changingwee

Page 34 - Wiring Diagrams

This thermostat comes with two #8 slotted screws and two wall anchors for mounting. Toinstall your unit, you should have the following tools and mater

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TYPICAL HOME THERMOSTATSFIGURE 1Wall Mounting Plate Thermostat CoverWall Mounting Plate Thermostat Cover

Related models: 44350

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