SC 3201 |
Heat Pump |
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7-Day Programmable |
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Hardwired |
Programmable Electronic Thermostat
• 7-Day |
Programmable |
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• 2-Stage |
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Heat |
Pump |
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• Backlit |
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Display |
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• Manual |
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Changeover |
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• Simpleset® Programming |
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• Title |
24 |
Compliant |
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Batteries |
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• Relay |
Outputs |
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(minimum |
voltage |
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in thermostat) |
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• Ideally |
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Suited |
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– Residential |
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Commercial |
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Installation, Operation & Application Guide
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SimpleComfort® 3201 |
Parts |
Diagram........................................................................................... |
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Specifications............................................................................................................................... |
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Important |
Safety |
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Package |
Contents/Tools |
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To |
Remove |
Existing |
Thermostat................................................................................................. |
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To |
Install |
Thermostat................................................................................................................... |
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Wiring |
Diagram |
Conversions................................................................................................... |
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Mode Operationof..................................................................................................................... |
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1 7 |
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LED |
Indicators........................................................................................................................... |
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1 8 |
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Starting |
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Thermostat............................................................................................................ |
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1 9 |
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Testing |
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Thermostat............................................................................................................. |
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Operating |
Modes....................................................................................................................... |
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Setting |
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Time |
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Day ......................................................................................of the Week |
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Programming............................................................................................................................. |
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Simpleset® Programming........................................................................................................... |
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Factory |
Preprogramming........................................................................................................... |
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Personal |
Program |
.......................................................................................................Schedule |
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Troubleshooting......................................................................................................................... |
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SimpleComfort® 3201 Parts Diagram
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R B O W2 G E Y1 Y2
Reset Button |
Mode Hold |
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Auto |
On |
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Cool Off |
Heat Emer |
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Mode/Hold |
System |
Fan Switch |
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Switch |
Switch |
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Specifications
Electrical |
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Rating:• 24 |
VAC |
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(18-30 |
VAC) • 1 |
amp |
maximum |
per |
terminal |
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• 4 |
amp |
maximum |
total |
load |
• 60 |
minute |
power |
loss back |
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Temperature |
control 45°Frange:to |
90°F |
(7°C |
toAccuracy:32°C) ± 1°F |
(± 0.5°C) |
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System |
configuration2-stage: |
heat, |
2-stage |
cool, |
heat |
pump |
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Terminations: C, L, R, B, |
O, |
W2, |
G, |
E, Y1, |
Y2 |
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Important Safety Information
WARNING!: Always |
turn |
off |
power |
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the main |
power |
supply |
before |
installi |
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thermostat. |
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• This |
thermostat |
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24 |
VAC |
applications |
only; do |
not use |
on |
voltages |
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• All |
wiring |
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conform |
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to local |
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national |
electrical |
and |
building |
codes |
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not use air |
conditioning |
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when |
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outdoor |
temperature |
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below |
50 |
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A/C |
system |
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cause |
personal |
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injuries |
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• Use |
this |
thermostat |
only |
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described |
in this manual |
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Package Contents/Tools Required
Package |
includes:SimpleComfort® 3201 |
programmable |
thermostat |
on base, |
labeled |
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wiring |
labels, |
screws |
and |
wall |
anchors, |
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Installation, |
Operation |
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Tools |
required |
for |
installation:Drill with |
3/16” |
bit, |
hammer, |
screwdriver. |
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To Remove Existing Thermostat
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ELECTRICAL |
SHOCK – TurnHAZARDoff power |
at |
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main service |
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panel |
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re |
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switching |
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circuit |
breaker |
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OFF |
position |
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thermostat. |
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1. |
Turn off power |
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heating |
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and |
cooling |
system |
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removing |
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the |
fuse |
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circuit |
breaker |
off. |
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2. |
Remove |
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cover |
of |
old |
thermostat. |
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This |
should |
expose |
the |
wires. |
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3. |
Label |
the |
existing |
wires |
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enclosed |
wire |
labels |
before |
removing |
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After |
labeling |
wires, |
remove |
wires |
from |
wire |
terminals. |
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5. |
Remove |
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existing |
thermostat |
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base |
from |
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wall. |
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6. |
Refer |
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following |
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section |
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for |
instructions |
on |
how |
to |
install |
this |
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To Install Thermostat
ELECTRICAL |
SHOCK – TurnHAZARDoff power |
at |
the |
main |
service |
panel |
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or |
switching |
the |
appropriate |
circuit |
breaker |
to |
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OFF |
position |
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thermostat. |
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IMPORTANT Thermostat: |
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installation |
must |
conform |
to |
local |
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national |
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codes |
and |
ordinances. |
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Note: Mount |
the |
thermostat |
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five |
feet |
above |
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floor. |
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outside |
wall, |
in |
direct |
sunlight, |
behind |
a door, |
or |
in an |
area |
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affec |
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1. Turn |
off power |
to |
the |
heating |
and |
cooling |
system |
by |
removing |
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fus |
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circuit |
breaker |
off. |
SystemMove |
switchthe |
OFFto . |
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To Install Thermostat (continued)
2. |
To |
remove |
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cover, |
insert |
and |
twist |
a |
coin or screwdriver |
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in the |
slots |
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3. |
Put |
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thermostat |
base |
against |
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the |
wall |
where |
you |
plan |
to |
mount |
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(Be |
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wire |
opening |
in |
the |
base |
of |
the |
thermostat). |
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4. |
Mark |
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placement |
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of |
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mounting |
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holes. |
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5. |
Set |
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thermostat |
base |
and |
cover |
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away |
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from |
working |
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area. |
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6. |
Using |
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3/16” |
drill |
bit, |
drill |
holes |
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in the |
places |
you |
have |
marked |
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7. |
Use |
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a hammer |
to |
tap |
supplied |
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anchors |
in |
mounting |
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holes. |
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8. |
Align |
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thermostat |
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base |
with |
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mounting |
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holes |
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feed |
the |
control |
wire |
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Use |
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supplied |
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screws |
to |
mount |
thermostat |
base |
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to |
wall. |
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10. |
Insert |
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stripped, |
labeled |
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wires |
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in |
matching |
wire |
terminals. |
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See |
“Wiring |
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manual |
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5-16). |
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CAUTION!: Be |
sure |
exposed |
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portion |
of |
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wires |
does |
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not |
touch |
other |
wires |
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11. |
Tighten |
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screws |
on terminal |
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block. |
Gently |
tug |
wire |
to |
be |
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sure |
of |
prope |
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each |
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wire |
is |
connected |
to |
the |
proper |
terminal. |
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12. |
Seal |
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hole |
for |
wires |
behind |
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thermostat |
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with |
non-flammable |
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insulation |
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13. |
Replace |
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cover |
on |
thermostat |
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by |
snapping |
it |
in |
place. |
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14. |
Turn |
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on |
power |
to |
the |
system |
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at |
the |
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main |
service |
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panel. |
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15. |
Test |
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thermostat |
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operation |
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as |
described |
in |
“Testing |
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the |
Thermostat” |
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