20 Most Recent Honeywell Rth6350 5-2 Programmable Thermostat Questions & Answers

You are seeing the installation instruction codes/parameters. You will need to get the installation instructions to interpret & see if you can change the differential

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Timer setting is given of page 11 of user manual User manual Honeywell CT1501 (English - 28 pages)

replace it

Some time ago I had that happen and because of the age my repair man said it would cost too much to repair it. The problem was a worn out thermostat.

replace valve

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try unplugging the power to the unit it should rest it

This is likely a gas valve issue. Call a repair person, it is not recommend you repair it as there is a danger of explosion.

More than likely the gas valve is defective.

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No, the the defective valve is only on gas fireplaces and stoves, not hot water heaters.