Honeywell TH6220D1028 Operating Manual

FocusPRO TH6000 Series Thermostat Reference Card and pull to see basic operating instructions at a glance Holder down and pull to remove batteries should be replaced once a year see page 17 manual covers the following models For 1 Heat 1 Cool systems For up to 2 Heat 2 Cool systems For up to 3 Heat 2 Cool systems battery holder to find model number assistance with this product please visit http yourhome honeywell com call Honeywell Customer Care toll free at 1 800 468 1502 Help and save these instructions U S Registered Trademark Patents pending 2009 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved of contents your new thermostat features 2 at a glance 3 reference to controls 4 reference to display 5 Operation time and day 6 fan setting auto on 7 system setting heat cool 8 program schedules 9 schedule overrides 12 heat cool 14 protection 15 Intelligent Recovery 16 TH6000 Series replacement 17 case of difficulty 18 assistance 20 parts 20 limited warranty 21 This thermostat is ready to go new thermostat is pre programmed ready to go page 3 to check settings EQUIPMENT DAMAGE To prevent possible damage do not operate system when outdoor is below 50 10 Manual your new thermostat your new thermostat on the purchase of your new Honeywell thermostat It has been to give you many years of reliable service and easy to use push button control Separately One touch EnergyStar compliant to greatly reduce your heating cooling expenses Large Displays Removable Built in TH6000 Series your new thermostat thermostat is ready to go new thermostat is pre programmed and ready to go All you have to do is set time and day Then check the settings below and change if needed Set time and day required for proper operation See page 6 Select fan setting Auto On Preset to Auto To change see page 7 Select system setting Heat Cool Preset to Heat To change see page 8 Program schedules Preset to energy saving levels while you at work or assumes you wake at 6 am leave at 8 am return at 6 pm and go to at 10 pm To change see pages 9 11 You can override the program schedule at any time and manually adjust the temperature pages 12 13 Manual your new thermostat reference to controls display see page 5 holder see page 17 Buttons to adjust temperature see page 11 13 Button to override temperature see page 13 Buttons to select the function displayed just above each Functions change depending on the task TH6000 Series your new thermostat reference to display screen inside temperature Recovery page 16 program period pages 9 11 battery warning page 17 Battery On Recovery Clock Day Clock Day Schedule pages 6 11 buttons the button beneath each function to or change settings functions change on the task time day page 6 setting pages 11 13 heat auxiliary heat status see page 15 setting see page 8 setting Manual your new thermostat the time and day SET CLOCK DAY SCHEDULE then adjust time Clock Day SET DAY then select current day Day Schedule Press the SET CLOCK DAY SCHEDULE then press s or t to set clock time Press the SET DAY button then s or t to select the day the week Press DONE to save exit If the SET CLOCK DAY SCHEDULE is not displayed press DONE or RUN If the display flashes Set Clock thermostat will follow your settings the weekday time period until reset the time and day your new thermostat the fan setting Clock Day TH6000 Series the FAN button to select Auto or On mode the most commonly used the fan runs only when the heating continuously Clock Day Manual your new thermostat the system setting Clock Day Clock Day The Auto and Em settings may not depending on how your was installed the SYSTEM button to select Heat Thermostat controls only the system Cool Thermostat controls only the system Off Heating and cooling systems are off Auto Thermostat automatically selects or cooling depending on the temperature Em Heat only for heat pumps with heat Thermostat controls is locked out TH6000 Series your new thermostat money by setting program schedules easy to program your system for maximum energy savings You can program four periods each day with different settings for weekdays and weekends to the time you awaken and the temperature you want during morning until you leave for the day to the time you leave home and the temperature you want you are away usually an energy saving level to the time you return home and the temperature you want the evening until bedtime to the time you go to bed and the temperature you want over usually an energy saving level am am pm pm Manual your new thermostat settings for maximum cost savings program settings We recommend these since they can reduce your heating cooling expenses by as much as 33 next page to adjust times and temperatures of each time period Mon Fri Mon Fri Sat Sun Cool Sat Sun am am pm pm