20 Most Recent Honeywell Programmable Thermostat Heater - Page 2 Questions & Answers

what's happened here is the cm61 ng and the reciver box have lost there connection you will have to "rebind" them then it will be fine -




THE BINDING OPERATION DESCRIBED BELOW IS REQUIRED IF:

· Any of the system components (room unit or relay box) are replaced

· HC60NG has incorrect or no binding data stored (e.g. when pre-bound system pack components have been mismatched)

· Interference with the RF signal has caused a communication failure

During the binding procedure keep approximately 1m distance between the room unit and the HC60NG

1 Turn off mains supply to HC60NG for 10 seconds. Re-connect supply.

2 Press and hold the HC60NG push button for 15 seconds to reset previously stored data. The red LED will start to flash at 0.1 s on/0.9 s off. Release the push button.

3 Press and hold the HC60NG push button for 5 seconds to enter the binding mode. Red LED flashing at 0.5 s on/0.5 off confirms the binding mode has been entered.

4 Move the CM67NG slider to the OFF position (CM61 push the OFF button) and press the TEMP , TEMP ‚ and PROG 1 buttons together. The CM61/67NG will display InSt.

5 Press the i button to send the binding signal. The red LED is switched off on the receiver box to confirm the successful binding operation. If the red light still flashes push the repeat steps 1-3 and press the the i button until binding is successful.


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not finding a 153. open the cover, w2 or y2 means 2 stage, w or y is single stage

It is to remind you once every 60 to 90 days depending on tstat n program to change filter reset filter reminder by pressing up arrow button next to wake button.

Depends what kind of air handler or furnace you have. generally it will be a fan relay stuck.

with the fan in the auto position, the fan only comes on during a demand for heat.  does it not come on during a demand for heat?

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no reset check batteries or consult you user manual for additional trouble shooting or can download manual from internet on honeywells site

I have exactly the same problem, did you ever get an answer to this issue?

Here you are.

Are you completely sure you have the Reversing Valve wire in the right place? Some reversing valves are powered for heat, some for cool. Make sure you know which yours is, or perhaps change that setting (see the manual) on the thermostat to try it. ALSO, sounds like the FAN wire may not be in the right place either. Did you carefully note the wire colors on the old stat before you started, or perhaps take a photo?

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Take the wire off of the W terminal on the thermostat and see if heat shuts off .If yes maybe bad thermostat, also check to see if W and R is jumped because it should not.

You are setting the temperature on temporary hold. It stays there until it reaches the time of the next programmed sequence which is away or leave and it jumps back on the program. If you want it to stay all the time where you set it you can push the setting up to the desired temp and push hold. It will stay there permanently until you push run which will put it back on the program if you want. Or just push set and program the whole sequence the way you want then press run.

If there is only 1 unit and 2 thermostat then there is a damper that open and closes .Check to see if damper is stuck or controllers is bad

That flame means that you heat is on and working .
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Assuming the only change to your heating system is the t-stat and it was installed by you, there are a couple things you may want to check: Double check the wiring to be sure all wires are secure and that they are in the correct terminal. Always go by what the wire controls. I never assume the colors are correct. Verify that the programmed settings are correct, especially the type of heating/cooling system and the stages.

it could be the thermostat not responding to the unit . the thermister or the sensor cable short circuit.

too cold for batteries or they are low. Litium Ion work well in the cold but check tstat instructions for compatibility.