Honeywell MagicStat /28 User manual

PROGRAMMABLE

THERMOSTAT

HONEYWELL

MagkStaf/28

PROGRAMMING

AND

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

Honeywell

Weekday/Weekend

(5-day/2-day)

Programmable

Heat

and/or

Cool

Low

Voltage

(20

Vac)

Thermostat

and

Mounting

Plate

Model

CT2800

Welcome

the

world

comfort

and

energy

savings

with

your

new

Honeywell

MagicStat®

programmable

thermostat.

Your

new

thermostat

will

automatically

control

the

temperature

your

home,

keeping

you

comfortable

while

saving

energy

when

programmed

according

the

instructions

this

manual.

Direct

any

questions

concerning

the

application

this

thermostat

Honeywell

Customer

Assistance

1-800-468-1502,

Monday-Friday

7:00

a.m.-5:30

p.m.,

Central

time.

RECYCLING

THERMOSTAT

this

thermostat

replacing

thermostat

that

contains

mercury

sealed

tube

(see

illustration

below),

not

place

your

old

thermostat

the

trash.

Contact

your

local

waste

management

authority

for

instructions

regarding

recycling

and

the

proper

disposal

your

old

thermostat.

you

have

questions,

call

Honeywell

Inc.

1-800-468-1502.

Typical

location

mercury

switch

thermostat.

MERCURY

SWITCH

M3701

Table

Contents

STEP

Prepare

For

Installation.

STEP

Remove

Old

Thermostat.

STEP

Install

The

Batteries.

STEP

Program

The

Thermostat.

STEP

Adjust

Fan

Operation

Switch,

Required.

STEP

Adjust

System

On-Time,

Required.

STEP

Mount

Thermostat

Mounting

Plate.

STEP

Wire

Thermostat

Terminals.

STEP

Mount

The

Thermostat.

STEP

Check

Thermostat

Operation

After

Programming

And

Installing

STEP

Set

The

Fan

And

System

Switches.

Troubleshooting

Guide.

Limited

One-Year

Warranty.

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.18

.19

.23

.24

.26

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Inside

Back

Cover

STEP

Prepare

For

Installation

□

Check

Table

make

sure

this

thermostat

compatible

with

your

system.

not,

return

retailer.

For

information,

call

Honeywell

Customer

Assistance,

toll-free

1-800-468-1502.

TABLE

1—COMPATIBILITY

CHART.

System

Type

Compatible

With

CT2800

Gas—Standing

Pilot

Yes

Gas—Electronic

Ignition

Yes

Gas-Fired

Boilers

YesZX

Z*\

Gas—Millivolt

Oil-Fired

Boilers

Yes

Oil-Fired

Furnace

Yes

Electric

Furnace

Yes

Electric

Air

Conditioning

Yes

Baseboard

Electric

(120/240

Line

Volt)

Heat

Pumps/Multistage

Equipment

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ciny

vuu

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ZlACompatible

with

2-wire

Honeywell

zone

valves.

Isolating

relay

required

for

3-wire

thermo-

stats

for

zone

valves.

Not

compatible

with

2-wire

White-Rodgers

no.

1361

valves.

ZlACompatible

with

hot

water

baseboard

systems.

Will

not

work

efficiently

steam

gravity

systems.

□

Acquire

tools

and

items

below

needed.

Also

purchase

two

alkaline

batteries;

recommend

Energizer®

batteries.

WIRE

CUTTER/STRIPPER

SHARP

KNIFE,

NEEDED

STRIP

WIRES

MASKING

TAPE,

NEEDED

LABEL

WIRES

DISCONNECTED

FROM

OLD

THERMOSTAT

3HB

LEVEL,

NEEDED

LEVEL

THERMOSTAT

FOR

APPEARANCE

M878A

STEP

Remove

Old

Thermostat

□

Test

make

certain

that

your

heating

and

cooling

systems

are

working

properly.

either

does

not

work,

contact

your

local

heating/air

conditioning

dealer.

avoid

compressor

damage,

not

operate

the

cooling

system

when

outdoor

temperature

below

50°

[10°

C].

□

TURN

OFF

POWER

system

the

furnace,

the

fuse/circuit

breaker

panel.

□

Carefully

unpack

your

new

thermostat

and

mounting

plate;

save

the

package

screws,

instructions

and

receipt.

□

Remove

cover

from

old

thermostat.

does

not

snap

off

when

pulled

firmly

from

the

bottom,

check

for

screw

used

lock

the

cover.

□

Loosen

screws

holding

thermostat

subbase,

wallplate

wall,

and

lift

away.

□

Disconnect

wires

from

old

thermostat

subbase.

you

disconnect

each

wire,

use

masking

tape

label

with

the

old

terminal

designation.

there

are

only

two

wires,

they

not

need

labeled.

there

extra

wire

that

not

connected

your

old

thermo¬

stat,

you

will

also

not

connecting

your

new

thermostat.

Keep

the

wires

from

falling

back

into

the

wall

wrapping

them

around

pencil

shown.

Replacing

Clock

Thermostat

that

has

Clock

Terminals?

you

are

replacing

Honeywell

Chronotherm®

Thermostat,

you

may

find

one

two

wires

that

the

clock

terminals

the

Chronotherm

Thermostat

wiring

wallplate.

not

allow

them

touch,

you

may

damage

your

transformer.

Disconnect

the

wires

and

wrap

them

sepa¬

rately,

using

electrical

tape.

not

wrap

them

together.

Place

the

wires

where

they

will

not

interfere

with

the

operation

the

new

thermostat.

Record

the

colors

and

terminal

designation

labels

the

remaining

wires.

Six

wires?

there

are

six

wires

(excluding

clock

wires

attached

terminals),

you

most

likely

have

variation

heat

pump

multistage

system.

The

thermostat

not

compatible

with

such

systems

return

the

product

the

place

purchase.

you

would

information

about

which

program¬

mable

thermostats

will

work

with

your

system,

call

Honeywell

Customer

Assistance

1-800-468-1502.

Three

thermostat

wires?

you

have

three

wires

for

heating

only

and

can

operate

the

fan

using

the

fan

switch,

this

thermostat

will

work

with

your

system.

However,

some

hot

water

(zoned)

heating

systems

have

three

thermostat

wires.

The

thermostat

will

not

work

without

installing

isolating

relay

these

systems.

For

details,

call

Honeywell

Customer

Assistance

1-800-

468-1502.

STEP

Install

The

Batteries

-IMPORTANT-

Batteries

must

installed

for

programming

and

operation

the

thermostat

and

heating/

cooling

system.

□

Purchase

two

alkaline

batteries;

non-

alkaline

batteries

will

not

last

long,

and

may

leak,

causing

damage

thermostat

wall

surface.

recommend

Energizer®

batteries.

□

Make

sure

the

thermostat

set

the

OFF

position.

□

Use

coin

remove

battery

door.

□

Install

the

fresh

batteries

shown,

making

sure

positive

and

negative

terminals

are

oriented

correctly.

□

Replace

battery

door.

REMOVING

BATTERY

DOOR

the

batteries

are

running

low,

“bAt

Lo”

indicator

will

flash

for

months

before

batteries

run

out

completely.

Replace

the

batteries

soon

possible

after

the

indica¬

tor

starts

flashing.

you

not

replace

the

batteries

sometime

during

the

flashing

“bAt

Lo,”

the

indicator

will

eventually

stop

flashing.

“bAt

Lo”

will

stay

without

flashing,

indicating

the

thermostat

and

heating/cooling

system

have

stopped

working

and

the

batteries

are

almost

completely

dead.

After

the

batteries

are

completely

dead,

the

“bAt

Lo”

indicator

will

disappear,

leaving

completely

blank

display.

Press

down

left

ends

batteries

remove.

you

insert

the

new

batteries

within

seconds

removing

the

old

ones,

you

will

not

have

reprogram

the

thermostat.

However,

the

display

blank,

the

batteries

are

dead

incorrectly

installed

and

you

will

have

reprogram.

See

pages

reprogram.

-IMPORTANT-

Although

the

thermostat

has

low

battery

indicator,

replace

the

batteries

once

year

prevent

the

thermostat

and

heating/

cooling

system

from

shutting

down

due

lack

battery

power.

precaution,

when

leaving

home

for

longer

than

month,

change

batteries

before

you

leave

prevent

system

from

shutting

down

due

lack

battery

power.

STEP

Program

The

Thermostat

After

the

batteries

are

installed,

the

thermostat

can

easily

programmed

your

hand

before

installed

the

wall.

you

would

prefer

program

the

thermo¬

stat

after

installed

the

wall,

skip

page

16,

and

return

later

this

programming

section.

The

following

personal

programming

chart

(pages

11)

may

helpful

for

planning

your

program

schedule

time

and

tempera¬

ture

settings

for

various

times

the

day.

Four

time

periods

are

available

during

weekdays—“WAKE,”

“LEAVE,”

“RETURN,”

and

“SLEEP.”

These

periods

can

seen

individually

the

display

you

press

the

SET

SCHEDULE

key.

‘WAKE”

the

time

period

you

want

the

house

comfortable

temperature

when

you

get

and

while

you

get

ready

for

work

school.

(This

will

higher

temperature

during

heating

season,

lower

tempera¬

ture

during

cooling

season.)

“LEAVE”

the

time

period

you

can

set

for

energy-saving

temperature

while

you

are

away

work

school.

(This

will

lower

temperature

during

heating

season,

higher

temperature

during

cooling

season.)

“RETURN”

the

time

period

you

want

the

house

comfortable

temperature

for

activities

before

bedtime.

(Again,

higher

heat

lower

cool.)

“SLEEP”

the

time

period

you

can

set

for

energy-saving

temperature

while

you

are

sleeping.

(Again,

lower

heat

higher

cool.

For

comfortable

sleeping,

some

people

choose

not

raise

the

cool

tem¬

perature

during

the

night.)

You

will

set

one

schedule

for

weekdays

and

another

for

weekends,

because

your

requirements

will

probably

different

for

each.

Also,

during

weekends

only

the

“WAKE”

and

“SLEEP”

time

periods

are

available.

Fill

the

times

and

temperatures

you

desire

for

weekdays

and

weekends.

you

decide

not

program

the

thermostat,

will

automatically

control

heating

68°

[20°

C],

and

cooling

78°

[26°

C],

hours

day.

Also,

you

not

need

enter

time

and

temperature

program

for

all

periods

your

schedule

does

not

require

it.

For

example,

house

that

occupied

during

weekdays

would

only

require

programs

for

“WAKE”

and

“SLEEP.”

program

entered

for

the

weekends,

the

thermostat

will

operate

the

weekday

"SLEEP"

program

all

weekend.

When

pressing

the

keys,

use

the

ball

your

finger

soft

pencil

eraser.

Use

sharp

fingernails

pencil

points

may

damaqe

the

keypad.

you

make

error

any

time

during

programming,

just

press

the

RUN

PROGRAM

key,

and

continue

again

the

step

where

you

left

off.

PROGRAMMING

Personal

Programming

Chart

Weekdays

WAKE

LEAVE

RETURN

SLEEP

Weekends

WAKE

SLEEP

HEATING

PROGRAM

Start

Time

Heating

Temperature

you

decide

not

enter

weekend

programs,

SLEEP

from

the

weekday

program

will

copy

the

weekend

schedule.

The

temperatures

cannot

set

any

higher

than

88°

[31°

any

lower

than

45°

[7°

C].

COOLING

PROGRAM

Weekdays

Start

Time

Cooling

Temperature

WAKE

LEAVE

RETURN

SLEEP

Weekends

WAKE

SLEEP

you

decide

not

enter

weekend

programs,

SLEEP

from

the

weekday

program

will

copy

the

weekend

schedule.

The

temperatures

cannot

set

any

higher

than

88°

[31

any

lower

than

45°

[7°

C],

NOTE:

you

decide

not

program

the

thermostat,

will

automatically

control

heating

68°

[20°

C],

and

cooling

78°

[26°

C],

hours

day.

PROGRAMMING

This

guide

can

used

for

programming

your

new

thermostat.

NOTE:

Batteries

are

required

for

operation

and

programming.

When

inserting

batteries,

set

system

switch

OFF.

Remove

battery

door

(on

thermostat

left

side)

using

coin

the

bottom.

instructions

pages

and

Set

Current

Time/Day

set

time,

press

and

release

Time

once,

press

Time

until

current

time

shows;

set

day,

press

and

release

again,

press

until

current

day

shows;

then

press

Heating

Program

With

system

switch

HEAT,

press

and

release

appear

display.

once.

“WAKE,”

Mon-Fri

and

“SET”

Press

Time

Temp

program

“WAKE”

time

and

press

program

“WAKE”

temperature

for

Mon-Fri.

Repeat

sequence

for

“LEAVE,”

“RETURN,”

“SLEEP.”

Press

until

“WAKE,”

“SA

SU”

and

“SET”

appear

display.

Press

Temp

Time

program

“WAKE”

time

and

press

for

“SLEEP.”

program

“WAKE”

temperature

for

Sat-Sun.

Repeat

sequence

Cooling

Program

With

system

switch

COOL,

same

instructions

for

Heating

Program.

After

programming,

adjust

fan

and

system

switches

desired.

Press

and

release

start

the

program.

PROGRAMMING

quick

guide

for

operating

making

changes

follows:

NOTE:

System

switch

must

set

Heat

Cool

perform

the

following:

Temp

Temporarily

Change

temperature

for

current

period

only,

press

;

temporary

indicator

will

show

display

but

will

cancel

itself

scheduled

change;

cancel

sooner,

press

Temp

Hold

temperature

indefinitely,

press

;

cancel,

press

Check

Current

Temperature

Setting,

pressHgM

(If

using

Temporary

Change

Hold,

pressing

this

will

cancel

your

change.)

Check

Programs,

press

repeatedly

see

each

time

and

temperature;

then

press|

Time

Cancel

program,

press

until

program

cancel

shows;

then

press

together.

Permanently

Change

program,

repeat

steps

under

Heating

Program

Cooling

Program

(pages

and

13)

applicable.

Return

normal

program

start

program,

pressB

PROGRAMMING

Questions?

Call

Honeywell

Customer

Assistance

1-800-468-1502.

STEP

Adjust

Fan

Operation

Switch,

Required

□

The

thermostat

fan

operation

switch,

labeled

FUEL

SWITCH

(see

illustration

page

17)

factory-set

the

“F”

position.

This

the

correct

setting

for

most

systems.

your

system

STEP

□

The

system

on-time

factory-set

for

warm

air,

gas

oil

heating

system.

you

are

installing

another

type

system,

the

system

on-time

must

adjusted

accordingly

setting

screws

and

the

back

the

thermostat.

Use

the

heating

system

table

shown

the

illustration

page

guide.

The

system

on-time

should

optimized

according

the

type

system

electric

heat

system,

set

the

switch

“E.”

The

“E”

setting

will

allow

the

fan

turn

immedi¬

ately

with

the

heating

cooling

system

where

the

“G”

terminal

connected.

minimize

room

temperature

swings.

Setting

the

screw

“out

one

turn”

means

turning

the

screw

approximately

360°

one

complete

turn.

Setting

the

screw

“in”

means

tightening

the

screw

completely

down.

the

unlikely

event

that

you

want

longer

furnace

on-time,

readjust

screws

and/or

follows:

Adjust

System

On-Time,

Required

First,

turn

both

screws

completely,

then

adjust

for

system

type:

•

Warm

Air

Furnace—Set

the

Hot

Water

setting

out

one

turn,

in).

•

Electric

Furnace—Leave

the

Warm

Air

Furnace

setting

in,

in).

NOTE:

This

thermostat

does

not

have

setting

for

steam/gravity

air.

Cycles

would

not

long

enough

for

accurate

temperature

control.

IMPORTANT-

When

using

high

efficiency

furnace

such

percent

greater

AFUE

(Average

Fuel

Utilization

Efficiency)

unit,

adjust

screw

OUT

ONE

TURN

and

screw

IN.

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