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Sandra Posted on Feb 05, 2018
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My Termostat appears to be set to start at 7:45 am, however, the heat begins at 6:45, why? What can I do to correct?

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You probably need to check the time zone/daylight savings setting for the unit or just set time for an hour later.

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