Carrier Comfort series Bedienungsanleitung

Homeowner _s

Guide

SERIES

INTELLIGENT, EASY TO USE

Congratulations on your purchase of a new Carrier

thermostat. Your new thermostat combines computer-

like intelligence with extremely simple operation in an

elegant package. Designed to maximize performance,

your Carrier thermostat provides reliable accurate tem-

perature control while blending into any home's decor. As

you read on, you'll quickly see how easy it is to set up

and operate your new thermostat and enjoy the comfort

of your home.

COMFORT AT YOUR COMMAND

Carrier has met the needs of homeowners nationwide

with their non-programmable thermostat. Controlling your

heating and cooling system at the touch of a button, this

powerful device helps deliver comfort year round.

MAKING LIFE EASIER

Take a few minutes to review the features and functions

listed at the right. Carrier gives you control over your

comfort with simple instructions, responsive push buttons

and an easy-to-read backlit display. Once set, this

thermostat reliably monitors indoor temperature and

responsively meets your comfort demands.

Up and Down

Buttons increase or

decrease the desired

temperature setting.

LOW BATTERY

Indicator will

light when

batteries (if

installed) need

to be replaced.

Outdoor

Temperature

Display is an

optional feature

that shows the

outdoor temper-

ature on the

LCD readout.

Indicator lets you

know it is time to

clean or replace your

system's air filter,

Room Temperature

Display shows current

room temperature.

COOL ON Indicator is

displayed when the

cooling equipment is

operating.

HEAT ON Indicator

is displayed when the

heating equipment is

operating.

MODE Button

selects between OFF,

HEAT, COOL, AUTO, and

OFF operation. Heat

pump thermostat models

also include an EMER-

GENCY HEAT mode.

AUXILIARY HEAT

Indicator is dis-

played when a

heat pump sys-

tem is operating

with auxiliary heat

air filter,

FAN Button

chooses

between CON-

TINUOUS FAN

and AUTO FAN

operation.

RESET FILTER

Button restarts

the timer that

calculates the

next air filter

change or

cleaning.

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SETTING AND OPERATING THE THERMOSTAT ............ 2

Setting your indoor temperature set points .............. 2

Setting the fan operation ............................... 3

Setting the mode operation ............................. 3

Checking the outdoor temperature ...................... 4

Service filter feature .................................... 4

Balterychange out ..................................... 5

AUTO CHANGEOVER .................................. 6

WHAT IF ............................................ 7

The AUXILIARY HEAT indicator is displayed .............. 7

The SERVICE FILTER indicator is displayed .............. 7

You have a power outage ............................... 7

You have a system error message ....................... 7

The ba t_ries are low ................................... 8

COMMON TERMS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM ........... 9

WARRANTY .......................................... 12

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Setting your indoor temperature set points

1 Press the UP or DOWN button.

The LCD readout will be illuminated and

the heating or cooling temperatureset

point will be displayed but will not

change Next to the temperature

display HEAT or COOL indicates

which temperature set point is

bein 9 displayed

2 Continue to press the UP or DOWN but

tons until your desired heating or cooling

temperature set point isdsplayed

3 Press the MODE button to select the

second temperature settin 9 (either

HEATor COOL)

4 Press the UP or DOWN buttons until your

second desired temperature set point is

displayed

NOTE" Your COOL setting must be at least

2°higher than your HEAT setting. Your

thermostat will automatically change your

previously set temperature to maintain

that 2" difference.

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COOL

Setting fan operation

1 Press the FAN button to switch between

ON and AUTO fan settings.

FAN on indicator will be displayed

on LCD. When the ON mode is

selected, the fan runs continuously

for improved air circulation.

When the AUTO mode is selected

the fan runs only as needed to

mairf_ain your desired indoor tem-

perature. FAN on indicator is not

dsplayed on LCD. iL-

COOL

Setting mode operation

1 Press the MODE button.

2On the LCD readout, the words OFF,

HEAT, COOL, and AUTO will rotate as the

MODE button is pressed. f

If you have a heat pump, the LCD /--I-II

readout will show OFF HEAT, "/ ,_,IIc I

COOL, AUTO, and EMERGENCY HEATCOOLAUTO

HEAT (EHEAT) _J

NOTE In AUTO mode, your system will

heat OR cool as needed to reach your

2 3

desired temperature. AUTO mode may be

dscbled.

Checking the ou tdoor temperature

1Press the UP and DOWN buttons

simultaneously for 20 seconds then

release

2The outdoor temperature will show on the

LCD readout.

NOTE" If 2 dashes (--) appear, your

thermostat does not include the

outdoor temperature function or

the function is not working properly

Check with your dealer if you are

unsure.

Se_ce filter feature

Your thermostat reminds you when it's

time to change or clean your filter by

displaying the SERVICE FILTER

indcator.

SERVICEFILTER

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COOL

1 Press the RESET FILTER button after you

have changed or cleaned your filter to

restart the timer. 4

Batte rychange out

If the installation requires the usage of batteries, the

batteries will require replacement eve ry12 months.

1 Open door on thermostat.

2Slidebattery compartment door to the right.

3Remove two AA alkaline _tteries.

4Follow polarity markings (+/-) on the thermo-

stat.

5Install two new AA alkaline batteries and replace

Icette rydoor.

NOTE" If installation is hard-wired, batteries are

not required or will not need replacement.

Your thermostat provides complete, automatic

control over heating and cooling with auto

changeover. Auto changeover means your system

will automatically heat or cool as needed to main-

tain your temperature set points.

Auto changeover makes life easier because you

no longer have to manually switch the thermostat

between heating or cooling operation. Just set

your heating and cooling set points and let the

system do the rest!

NOTE: I[ auto changeover is not necessary in your

area of the country, your installer may disable the

AUTO mode feature.

The AUXILIARY HEAT indicator is displayed...

The AUX HEAT indi c_or appears on the heat pump

version of the thermostat only. It is displayed when

your system is operating on auxiliary heat.

NOTE This indicator does not reflect aproblem

with your system.

The SERVICE FILTER indicator is displayed...

The SERVICE FILTER indi cator tells you when to

clean or replace your air filter. Press the RESET

FILTER bu tlan after cleaning or replacing the filter

to turn off the indicator and re set the system.

NOTE This indicator does not reflect a problem

with your system.

You have a power outage...

An internal power sou rce maintains the desired

tempera tu re settings indefinitely.

You have a sy stem error message...

The temperaturesensor failure indicator sends

a -- reading to the LCDclsplay. This means your

thermostat's temperature sensor is no longer able to

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measure temperatures. You will need to contact your

dealer to repair the problem.

An E2 reading on the LCD display means there is

not enough voltage for the system to operate.

Contact your dealer for further information.

A flashing E3 (a tternating with room temperature)

indicates the outdoor air temperature sensor is

absent or not working properly (and is needed for

proper operation).

If the outdoor air temperaturesensor is absent, the

outdoor temperature reading will be "--".

The batteries are low...

If the batteries are low, the display will indi care a low

battery signal on the thermostat. Replace the ba t-

teries with two AA alkaline I:alteries.

NOTE If the product is hard-wired by the installer,

the batteries will never have to be replaced.

AuxiliaryHeat .............................. Pg. 7

Most heat pump systems require a supplemental

heating source, called auxili a ryheat, to maintain your

comfo rtwhen outdoor temperatures fall

significantly. Your thermostat lets you know when

your home is being warmed with supplemental heat.

NOTE For additional energy savings opportunities,

ask your dealer about locking out auxili a ry heat at a

selected outdoor temperature.

Service Fi Iter .............................. Pg. 4

Your system's air filter will require regular cleaning to

reduce the dirt and dust in the system and your

indoor air. The SERVICE FILTERindicator lets you

know when it's time to clean the filter.

Fan ....................................... Pg. 3

Your system's fan can run continuously or only as

calied for during heating or cooling. Continuous

operation helps with air circulation and cleaning.

Automatic operation provides energy savings. Press

the FAN button to make your choice.

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Mode ..................................... Pg. 3

Mode refers to the type of operation your system is

set up to perform. Mode settings include: OFF, HEAT,

COOL and AUTO. Heat pump systems also include

EMERGENCY HEAT (EHEAT).

Outdoor Temperature ....................... Pg. 4

Your thermostat not only registers the indoor temper-

ature, but it may also be equipped to register and

display the outdoor temperature as well. Press the UP

and DOWN buttons simultaneously to read the out-

door temperature display.

Power Outage .............................. Pg. 7

Complete loss of electricity. Your thermostat has an

internal power source that will allow it to maintain

your desired temperature settings indefinitely. This

function does not require batteries.

Reset FiIter ................................ Pg. 4

The reset filter function turns off the SERVICE

FILTER indi cator and restarls the system. Press the

RESET FILTERbu tlon after you've cleaned and

replaced the system's air filter.

Set Poir_s ................................. Pg. 2

The heatin 9 and coolin 9 temperature set points you

wish the system to maintain and have entered into

the thermostat. The actual room temperature will

automatically be displayed, but you can check the

desired temperature by pressin 9 either the UP or

DOWN bu tlon. While the SET TEMP indi cator is lit,

press the MODE button to display the desired tem-

perature set points for the other mode.

Temperature Sensor ........................ Pg. 7

The temperature sensor measures the current indoor

or outdoor temperatures which are displayed on the

thermostat.

Up and Down Buttons ....................... Pg. 1

These buttons are used to set your desired

temperature set points.

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This thermostat includes a five-year limited warranty,

For detailed warranty information, please refer to the

All Product Limited Warranty Ca rd included in your

information packet

This thermostat is also eli 9ible for manufacture Cs

extended system warranties, Ask your dealer for

details on extended warranties for longer-term

protection,

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