Thermostat cools down to 66 degrees &amp; how do I change it?
43225
up and down arrows will change the current temperature. Follow programing directions on the lid to program it.
859966
It will go down to 33 degrees. Set it to 50 and it will turn on when the temp goes below 50.
1025463
the temp control is on upper left. The cooler is fairly quit. I use a cheap refrigerator thermometer to check the temp. It never varies around 59 degrees.
447740
It is working fine so far. The thermostat is numbered 1-5. We were told by the installer that around 3 was 70 degrees. I usually have it between 2 and 3. Have been very happy with it so far.
1641121
The thermostat dial isn't marked in degrees, and I think the temp setting will be dependent on the area you wish to heat. If I set the dial to the 10 o'clock position (7 o'clock is OFF), my 22x22 garage will heat up to, and stay around 70 degrees. A larger area, or a lower setting would give you the 50 you want.
1833859
Book says 50 degrees. Never tried that low. 65 degrees is the ECOsetting thing.
1793738
It should be set the same as the top thermostat. They come set at 120 from the factory which is usually not hot enough for most. Should be around 130-140 degrees.
1429634
It cannot be shut off unless you trip the breaker to the thermostat. The lowest setting is 41 degrees.
1298495
http://host0158.csmhosting.com/Documents/Thermostats/Installation/I-5000-512.pdfI have attached a link to the th106/u user manual. It has a dip switch to change from C to F. It also has a couple other settings you may want to check.
1999469
Is this a new thermostat? If so, I'd return it. I have the identical unit and mine adjusts to at least 80. There is nothing in the instructions to explain why you would be having the problem. Also, Honeywell has a good website for instruction PDF downloads.
569276
The thermostat is on the front of the water heater. I had to turn it down from the standard setting.
1941186
Sounds like you have a bad control board. The temp can be set on both the front face of the unit and with the remote control. Take it back and get a new one!!
1030710
Unfortunately not. They made a mistake and didn't even make it an "installer" option to lower it below 55. They try to give a technical argument that it prevents the possibility of condensation damaging the heat exchanger in your furnace. That is B.S., but even so, the user should have the ability to do it if that doesn't apply in their particular case. There is a work-around where you can intentionally un-calibrate the thermostat to actually be 48 degrees when it "reads" 55 on the display. However, this is not very practical if you have other people using the thermostat that are not aware of this intentional mis-calibration. My solution for the vacation home in Tahoe was to use the Honeywell Z-wave thermostat. They allow you to set it down to 40 degrees. It's not as well integrated with the Nexia system that I'm using, but I am able to remotely control it in the way I need. Good luck.
1754880
I believe there is a dial on the back of the unit that let's you adjust the cold temp. Please google the model and unit number and you will find a PDF manual. I won't be back in our office for a while
1728015
I am no expert but it sounds like you have a defective TH 106. The on/off feature on these thermostats is triggered by the temperature at the TH 106. I would return it for replacement. Ted
609030
If you want to use the automatic setting, you'll need to run wires for the outside temperature sensor. Most of the rest of the wires should be pretty similar though.
780653
I have the same issue. About six months after I bought the unit the temps began to have a mind of their own. Regardless of the settings I select, the never stay there and fluctuate up and down with no rhyme or reason. I contacted the so called service department at Wynter who basically told me to take the back off the unit and fix it myself, or I could pack the unit up and UPS it at my expense ( I live in NY, they are in Calif.) and they would fix it. I find their customer service to be arrogant and their products pieces of junk. Sorry for your troubles.