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Operation 8050C

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Heat Pump EMER button

NOTE:

If you have a HEAT PUMP with auxiliary heat and you

have enabled the Heat Pump features of your thermostat, this

section applies to your system.

If your Heat Pump malfunctions or cannot maintain your desired

temperature you may occasionally need to access the EMER button

on the key pad. This tunrs on your auxiliary heat source and will

continue until you turn it off.

• To turn on the EMER (auxillary heat) press the EMER button. The

EMER ON icon will flash.

• To turn off EMER (auxillary heat) press the EMER button again.

4 Special Features cont.

Summary of content (7 pages)

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Operation 8050C FAN OFF L COO O AUT ON T HEA 4 Special Features cont. Heat Pump EMER button NOTE: If you have a HEAT PUMP with auxiliary heat and you have enabled the Heat Pump features of your thermostat, this section applies to your system. If your Heat Pump malfunctions or cannot maintain your desired temperature you may occasionally need to access the EMER button on the key pad. This tunrs on your auxiliary heat source and will continue until you turn it off.
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Operation 8050C TEMP UP button Time / Current Temp Display AA Battery Compartment Control Panel ERY BATT - Cover Closed - ET S TIME SDP CK CLO SET E HOM T NEX DAY MO FAN L COO E E TIM P LD P HO TEM OPY C M GRA PRO OFF TIM T SLO TIMEMER E ET RES Reset button ER FILT IEW REV FAN Fan Switch DE Heat/Cool Mode Switch ON AUTO T HEA TEMP DOWN Backlight Switch button PG 1 Set Temp Display Fan Switch Mode Switch Statement of use: The GPMG8050C can be used with most 24 volt gas, oil
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2 Auto-run TM This Thermostat comes preprogrammed with an Energy-Star approved program. This program is recommended by the EPA for energy efficiency. We strongly recommend that you Auto-Run this program for one week, and see if it works for you. If it does not fit your needs you can always input a custom program. .To Auto-Run the Energy-Star TM program, select HEAT or COOL with the mode switch. The unit is now running the Energy-Star program. TM .
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3 Program cont. .Select the time of day you want that TIME SLOT to represent: To set the time when P1 will begin, press the TIME buttons to move the set point forward or backward in time. .Select the next TIME SLOT and program temp and time: Press NEXT NEXT>,P the display will show P2, for Period 2. Repeat setting temp and time. Select the remaining TIME SLOT's, P3 and P4. Program their temp and time info. .Repeat the above procedures for each day of the week.
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4 Special Features SDP .The "Special Day Program" can be used when you are unexpectedly home or going onvacation and need to activate an alternate heat / cooling program. With the MODE switch in HEAT or COOL press the SPECIAL DAY button. When the SPECIAL DAY Program is active, all other day settings are ignored The SPECIAL DAY program will terminate when the mode switch is moved or if the SPECIAL DAY button is pushed again. . . . Swing .
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4 Special Features cont. Filter The life of a heater filter varies depending on many factors, furnace run time, and this will vary from the filter life noted on the filter media. The 8050C has a feature that keeps track of actual furnace run time and reminds you to periodically replace your system's air filter. Press the FILTER button once to review the current filter record. The FILTER and HR icons come on with accumulated filter hours being displayed. Press TIME to clear the record.
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4 Special Features cont. PG 11 Status Indications COOL will blink when the COOL is running. HEAT will blink when the HEAT is running. HEAT 2 will blink when 2nd stage is running. (if available in heating system) (normal) HEAT PUMP will blink when the heat pump is running. (pump) HEAT 2 PUMP will blink when the heat pump and auxiliary heat are running. (pump) EMER ON and HEAT 2 and will blink in EMER mode. PUMP will be off. (pump) EMER is used when a heat pump cannot keep up and aux. heat is available.