User manual AEG-ELECTROLUX LUX T401143SA

[. . . ] Decorative wall plate can optionally be left off. Remove Front Cover of new thermostat by inserting a finger in the side of the thermostat and gently prying away each corner. Remove Base, Figure 2, from Sub-Base, Figure 3, by loosening three captive screws. [. . . ] This can shorten thermostat life due to corrosion. Do not locate where air circulation is poor, such as in a corner, alcove, or behind an open door. Do not install until all construction work and painting have been completed. G COOLING COMPRESSOR HEATING CONTROL HEATING TRANSFORMER DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN HEAT) DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN COOL) DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN COOL) COOL TRANSFORMER COOL TRANSFORMER Y W RH B O RC G Y W RH B O RC Tape Off Tape Off ** 4 5 Tape Off * Tape Off C G G F R* B RH TC C W RC Y F * If replacing a Honeywell TM-11, tape off wire "R"; connect wire "B" to terminal "RH. " ** If replacing a Honeywell thermostat with a clock wire "C, " tape off wire "C" Heating/Cooling Systems 4- or 5-Wire with One Transformer FAN RELAY COOLING COMPRESSOR HEATING CONTROL HEATING TRANSFORMER DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN HEAT) * If both Y and C wire are present, tape off "C" wire. Heating/Cooling Systems 5- or 6-Wire with Two Transformers FAN RELAY COOLING COMPRESSOR HEATING CONTROL HEATING TRANSFORMER DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN HEAT) DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN COOL) DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN COOL) COOL TRANSFORMER COOL TRANSFORMER G Y W RH B O RC G Y W RH B O RC 2) TOOLS REQUIRED V RC B O H V * V R TC V R RC A (Optional) (Optional) C 4 Wirestripper or knife, drill with 3/16" bit, screwdriver, level and a pencil. F Y * C O Tape Off Tape Off F * Y B RC (Optional) (Optional) TC * If both Y and C wire are present, tape off "C" wire. * If both Y and C wire are present, tape off "C" wire. © COPYRIGHT 2006 LUX PRODUCTS CORPORATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED W G TC G RH W R These diagrams below are provided for new installations or unreferenced wires. FIGURE 3 SUB-BASE FIGURE 4 DECORATIVE WALL PLATE horiz TYPICAL HOOKUP FOR 2-WIRE 24V HEATING SYSTEM AND MILLIVOLT SYSTEM G Y W RH B O RC TYPICAL HOOKUP FOR 3-WIRE HEAT SYSTEM IF THIRD WIRE IS FAN WIRE G Y W RH B O RC TYPICAL COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEM (4-WIRE) G Y W RH B O RC UP vert UP O GAS VALVE FAN 24 VAC TRANSFORMER OR THERMOPILE 110 Figure 8 GAS VALVE FAN GAS VALVE RH G RC COOL COMP 24 VAC TRANSFORMER 110 Figure 9 A 24 VAC HEAT TRANSFORMER 110 Figure 10 B Y W TYPICAL COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEM (5-WIRE) G Y W RH B O RC TYPICAL SINGLE-STAGE HEAT PUMP WIRING G Y W RH B O RC FAN GAS VALVE FAN REMOVE JUMPER BETWEEN RH & RC ADD JUMPER BETWEEN Y&W ALT. CHG. OVER COOL COMP COMP 24 VAC HEAT TRANSFORMER 110 24 VAC COOL TRANSFORMER Figure 11 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 24 VAC HEAT TRANSFORMER 110 Figure 12 110 If you have an electric system and the blower does not operate after installation, find the factory installed yellow wire currently attached to the "Y" terminal and move it to the "A" terminal on the sub-base. Place Base, Figure 3, over Sub-Base and attach by tightening three captive screws. Fasten loosely to wall using two mounting screws. Place a level against the bottom of the Base, adjust until it is level and then tighten mounting screws to secure. Find anticipator setting on old thermostat. Setting on new thermostat should be the same. Do this by carefully sliding the long pointer , Figure 2, over desired number printed on the anticipator. If old anticipator setting cannot be determined, look on gas control on furnace, or set at at . 6. During heating season, furnace should operate about five times an hour. If adjustments are necessary, move heat anticipator pointer slightly and recheck. [. . . ] Please refer to "TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE" before returning thermostat. Purchaser assumes all risks and liability for incidental and consequential damage resulting from installation and use of this unit. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you. [. . . ]