Honeywell Chronotherm IV Manual page 15

During warming up, the set temperature is too high and is shown blinking.
This is normal. While warming up, the thermostat shows the temperature setting of the
next period, usually blinking, when pressing the Information-button.
Changes in the temperature setting at the wrong time
- Check if the programmed time- and temperature-settings are correct, and if necessary
change them.
- Please take into account that heating up begins before the programmed time for this
same period is reached. This creates a nice, comfortable temperature at the start of this
period.
The heater does not start
- The fuse in the heater broke down, and needs to be replaced. If the heater still does not
work, call the company who installed or maintains your heater.
- If the display of the thermostat is empty or shows VERV BAT, change the batteries.
- If the set temperature is higher than the current temperature and the display shows the
flame-saymbol (meaning the heater should start), then call the company who installed or
maintains your heater.
The heater starts and stops too often
The response time of the heater does not match the properties of the thermostat. Possibly
you need to set the number of cycles per hour differently (if this is the case, please call
Honeywell Infolijn for instructions at 020 – 56 56 392).
The temperature in your home is too high or too low
- Press the INFORMATION button once to check the set temperature.
- In you wish, change the temperature temporarily using the WARMER or COLDER
button.
For all your questions about your thermostat please call:
e-mail: Infolijn@honeywell.com
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