I bought this item. Have not installed it yet. Decal on thermostat says 0 to 120 degree instead of 160 to 210 degrees. Why would that be?
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I'm not sure, in fact I don't remember mine coming with a decal. If I had to guess maybe the lower scale is in centigrade instead of Fahrenheit, but the high/low range does not agree if you convert it. I used an infrared thermometer to measure the temp when it came on and adjusted it where I wanted (I chose about 120F). Sorry I'm no help on this one. Jeff
1802603
The thermostat is not set by temperatures. Levels 1-5 settings...setting 1 is pretty low...setting 5 is really high.
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The unit doesn't have a calibrated thermostat. I made a little arm to go on the knob of the temperature control that lets me see about where it is set. When I leave the shop I turn it way down and then I turn it up when I return. I do have a small oil filled radiator unit I depend on to keep the area above freezing, about 40deg. so it isn't as cold when I go back to work. I suspect one could rig up one of the thermostat units used for 220v baseboard heaters to provide more accurate control but I don't think it is worth the effort, at least not for me.
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The information for this thermostat states "50 degrees" But I would unplug the cord if the temperatures were going to stay above 40.....just to save on the electric bill!
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Humm.. that is weird. My unit included a full instructions manual. Contact the seller. They will ask you if your unit is doble or single a/c system. That may make the difference.
1960251
150-250 or something like that, don't remember exactly. You have to play with it a little bit to get it just right. Put the temp probe near radiator inlet, let it warm up to where you want it and then turn the knob down until it kicks on. take into account your thermostat temp.
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I found this to be about 12 degrees on the unit I had. I stopped using it, because the company told me there was no way to adjust it.
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same problem, im sure it is due to the sensor that reads the return air temp. my wire has moved, getting erratic readings too. long yellow wire in the unit, not sure where it should be mounted though
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I have not measured it with a thermometer, but if the spacing on temp markings on the thermostat are consistent it would be trying to keep a temp of about 150 degrees F. However, the the temperature readings when measured seem to run hot and be somewhat uneven across the surface.
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The first knob says " Simmer" not sure what temp that is but after that the next one is 220 degrees. Simmer is probably closer to the 100 but cannot be sure. It is goes up to about 450
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I am not positive of the location of the thermostat, own two of these and they work well in boosting the fan on warm/hot days.
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Sorry, don't know. It is a great thermostat, set it, forget it, except to change from heating to cooling, that it does with a touch of the mode button, extremely simple, easy. Easy to install, novice type instructions.
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I got this for my trailer. The old thermostat had a large swing (ie) swing is when the thermostat is set for example at 70 degrees, but the thermostat doesn't turn on until the temp falls lower than 70. So a large swing a thermostat may not turn on until for example 67 degrees, then turns off at 73 degrees, hence a large swing. This thermostat has a low swing. You don't get cold before it turns on, and it turns off before you get hot. In other words it keeps the temp very close to what you set it at. Maybe a 1/2 degree swing. YES - when you raise the temp it will turn on.
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Hello Mauricio, By Cross reference- No. Dorman 599-017 for a 150.35 at PartsGeek.com was the only match I find for you. And that's a remanufactured unit so you need a serviceable core or pay a hefty core charge. I'm not crazy about Dorman Remanufactured Climate Control Units so good luck!
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Hi,If you change the mode to fan or dehumidify the current temp will display. Otherwise the temp shows the desired temp, rather than current temp.
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I had this same problem, returned them as defective. I've never had a thermostat on any type of heating or cooling system perform this way.
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Yes, the display can be changed to degrees C. You access the "System Setup", go to Function 320, and use the Up/Down arrows to change from degrees F to degrees C. The process is well-described in the thermostat's installation guide.