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ENERGY

MONI

i

or

AC

PROGRAMMABLE

THERMOSTAT

ROOM

AIR

CONDITIONERS

Owner’s

Manual

Model

42205

utility

bills

to

better

household

energy

m

*

n

*

s

.

,

,

using

the

least

amount

pay

W

uself

during

the

first

lull

season

of

use.

inslal

,

and

This

Owner’s

Manual

has

been

rpddd'saliy

e

s

^

9

"

by

.

s

lep

Illustrations.

So

now

program

your

thermostat

with

easy-t'energy-saving

performance

that

Hunter

s

SE35S523S-

OS

dehumidifiers

provide.

Thank

you

tor

buying

Hunter.

s

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iere|

L

Table

of

Contents

Features

6

Installation

3

Setting

Clock/Programming

11

Personal

Program

Schedule

20

Manual

Override

21

Energy

Monitor

24

Energy

Usage

Chart

26

Filter

Monitor

27

Trouble

Shooting

Guide

29

f

Read

This

First

Before

Installing

Thermostat

4-5

,

Read

the

entire

1

Owner’s

Manual

thoroughly

before

you

begin

to

operate

your

Hunter

Energy

Monitor

Thermostat.

You

can

practice

programming

2

before

installing

your

thermostat

by

inserting

and

connecting

the

bat¬

tery

as

shown

on

page

9,

and

follow¬

ing

the

instructions

on

page

9

on¬

ward.

This

is

a

very

good

way

to

familiarize

yourself

with

all

the

func¬

tions

of

your

Hunter

Energy

Monitor.

.

When

the

battery

is

low,

Of

the

entire

display

will

flash.

As

soon

as

this

happens

install

a

fresh,

new

battery.

If

the

battery

is

not

re¬

placed,

the

display

will

get

dim

and

your

air

conditioner

wilt

stop

operating,

_

important:

When

using

Energy

O

Monitor,

always

set

your

air

con¬

ditioning

unit

to

the

maximum

cool

position

of

your

window

air

condi-

tioning

central.

3

A

built-in

timer

prevents

damage

to

your

air

conditioner

com*

pressor,

caused

by

rapid

cycling,

by

providing

a

delay

of

4

minutes

before

it

will

restart.

If

you

have

questions

concerning

the

instaMaHon-or*programming

*

0

f

the

■

Energy

Monitor,

call

..us

at

901-745-9222

from'

SAM

to

5PM

Central

Time.

6-7

Features

(unction

switcn

seiects-i

Energy

Monitor,

manual

or

pff

position,

Reset

button

’or

resetting.com*

puter

bacK

to

12:00

a.m.

and

clearing

alt

programs.

Remote

Filter

review

button—usage

m

“nours

and

minutes.

Temperature

—to

sensor.

120V

receptacle.

in

*

o

O

ou

u

u

u

,rs-V

IH1IP

Display

indicates

time,

day,

program

numoer,

bold

and

usage

indicator.

For

entering

minute

of

day,

For

entering

hour

of

day,—

For

reviewing

or

entering

Weekday

and

Weekend

program

cycles.

lead

wire

for

locating

sensor

to

a

remote

location.

Individual

keys

for

raising

or

lowering

temperature

settings.

For

entering

day

of

week.

Energy

Monitor

key

recalls

energy

usage

today,

/ester-

aay

and

total

LCD

shows

energy

usage

in

hours

and

minutes.

uVl£'

U

n

d

y.-j

D

l

•

J2

provides

permanent

temperature

setting

by

over¬

riding

programs,

or

converts

to

manual

operation

of

thermostat.

^VturnTdisplay

to

current

time

and

temperature.

If

held

for

4

seconds,

clears

manual

override.

NOTE:

1)

The

PM

indicator

will

appear

between

12

noon

and

2)

There

is

no

AM

tncicator.

3)

When

the

room

air

concmone*

is

actually

oceratm

11:59

p.m.

g,

tne

temperature

digits

wilt

flash.

Jj-L

Installation

Function

Switch

Explanation

T/

-

8.3

MANUAL'

'

i—

.

In

the

•'OFP**

position

room

air

conditioner

cannot

oe

operated

energy

monitor

r

In

the

’

■

m

a

n

u

a

l

”

position

the

Energy

Energy

Monitor

controls

your

room

Monitor

is

bypassed

and

does

not

air

conditioner,

it

^'il

swUcn

on

at

take

part

in

controlling

your

room

air

2°F

above

and

switch

of.

>

F

below

conditioner.

Operation

ot

the

room

air

your

program

temperature,

conditioner

is

controlled

by

the

set-

NOTE

Vbur

Hunter

Energy

Monitor

requires

onelJ

volt

battery

top

°

^

e

J^

display

stat.

It

is

essential

that

you

replace

the

battery

whenever

the

entire

display

(lashes

or

appears

dim.

If

you

do

not,

the

thermostat

will

quit

controlling

your

system.

’

Installation

"

,

Slide

MANUAL/OFF/ENERGY

I

MONITOR

switch

to

OFF..

~

insert

1.5V

AA

alkaline

battery.

•'

d.

See

Fig.

2.

..

'

Now

plug

your

air

conditioner

into

O

the

Energy

Monitor.'

See

Fig.

1.

L

Set

the

temperature

control

of

9

your

room

air

conditioner

to

—

The

display

should

read

O

12:00

a.m.,

Monday

and

indicate

the

room

temperature.

-

Program

the

Energy

Monitor

as

■

T

shown

on

page

10.

_

Unplug

your

air

conditioner

from

O

the

receptacle.

^

Plug

the

Energy

Monitor

into

the

.

w

receptacle

See

Fig.

1.

mm

Using

the

double

sided

tape

pro-

/

vided,

locate

the

remote

temper¬

ature

sensor

at

its

highest

possible

point.

Do

not

locate

directly

in

air

flow.

Be

careful

not

to

locate

the

wire

where

it

could

become

a

safety

hazard.

See

Fig.

1.

SENSOR

i

'

[T

WALL

U.

RECEPTACLE

,

THERMO

FIGURE

1

maximum

cool

position

and

turn

the

uniton.

m

n

Switch

Energy

Monitor

to

I

U

M

E

n

e

r

gy*Monitor”

position.

•

m

Using

manual

override

feature

I

I

(page

21)

lower

the

temperature

setting

3°

or

4°F

below

room

temperature.'

The

temperature

digits

will

flash,

in-

^

dicating

the

system

is

on

and

your

air

conditioner

should

start

operating#

It

will

automatically

turn

off

when

the

room

temperature

drops

1°

below

your

set

point.

■

_

^

7

PLACE

BATTERY

/

HERE

WINDOW

A/C

C1L

FIGURE

2

I

l

-

k

--‘

10-11

Programming

S5*ff

room

temperature,

and

Finer

Indicator.

m

Initial

read-out

a

her

pressing

nsset

Sutton.

■

Current

room

temperature

»s

3*

.

p

No

indication

of

program

numoer.

m

Filter

indicator

is

on.

M

There

is

no

a.m.

indicator.

i

n.

n

n

O

D

i

C

•

u

u

O

i-

Clear

R

l

t

e

r

Indication

■

_

____

“Filter"

indication

on

the

display

indicates

that

you

need

c.ean

or<R

!

J

n

/

nue

filter.

In

order

to

set

your

filter

usage

counter

to

zero

press

pressing.

.--——-

1

!

Alter

3

seconds,

tne

counter

is

reset

to

zero.

■

FILTER

n-

-nn

n

71

U‘

'

u

u

u

u

—

—i

mi

i

D

•nn

o

71

t

L.

■

•uu

u

£J

[

Thermostat

will

display

time

and

temp

but

no

filler

indication.

Setti

n

g

the

Time

and

Day

of

Week

When

you

first

install

the

AA

size

battery,

the

thermostat

automatically

sets

the

day

and

time

to

Monday,

12:00

a.m.,

shows

the

current

room

temperature

and

is

programmed

for

I®

The

first

data

you

should

enter

is

e

current

time

and

day

of

week.

As

e

keys

are-pressed,

the

display

will

tow

the

data

being

entered.

EXAMPLE

It

the

unit

is

being

installed

at

9:15

p.m

M

Saturday,

to

set

the

thermostat,

you

would

press

the

keys

in

the

shown

sequence:

'

i

~i

-

n

n

o

D

IC’L'U

UL

U

initial

read-out

alter

pressing

reset

button.

■

Current

room

temperature

is

oz

*

■

no

indication

of

program

numoer.

—-.

(

«

♦

i

Z*

-

n

n

*_

iC’UU

“

■

Press

once.

Temperature

<J'9»

S

disappear,

indicating

lime

set

mode.

1

K

o«n

n_

■

Press

and

note

until

2;Q0

P-m.

aopear5

on

display.

*r?

o*

<C

-

p-

*1

•

1

J

>

■

Press

and

nold

until

15

minutes

appears

1

on

display.

.

-

*

Typical

Suggested

Programs

r-

...

Monitor

ranahle

of

holdinQ

Weekday

Program

(Mon.-Fri.)

up

to

4

programs

for

weekdays

and

2

programs

for

weekends.

Weekday

Program

1

6:00

am

78°f

Suggested

weekday

programs

are

shown

at

the

right.

Weekday

Program

4

8:30

am

84°

f

Weekday

Program

o

3:00

pm

78°

f

.

Weekday

Program

4

11:00

pm

00

o

o

11

!'

I

4

NOTE

The

thermostat

program

will

NOT

take

effect

immediately

after

programming

of

your

Energy

Monitor

but

at

the

next

programmed

time/

temperature

change.

The

Energy

Monitor

is

pre-set

to

78°

F.

So

if

you

want

a

temperature

other

than

78

F

right

away,

use

the

manual

override

feature

(described

on

page

21)

to

enter

your

desired

temperature

|

setting.

i

When

your

program

becomes

effec-

|

tive

at

the

next

time/temperature

set-

|

ting,

the

appropriate

corresponding

.

program

number

will

appear

on

the

j

display.

Weeken

d

Program

(Sat.-Sun.)

_

jigggl

7:00

am

78«f

gg2

11:00

pm

80°f

NOTH;

1)

The

program

time

is

set

in

increments

of

15

minutes.

*•

*

”

2)

The

program

temperature

is

set

in

•

increments

oM*ft

3)

When

setting

PM

time,

make

sure

the

indicator

appears

on

the

display.

programming

Programming

Your

Thermostat

(Contj

n

•

*

C

O

0

3

•

i

j

u

i-

n>

<*r

^

n

-

n

n

n

n

U'UU

l

u

r

*

n

n

j

D

L.I

•

U

U

1

i-

1

r

ru

■

*

^

_

n

*

n

n

to

u-uu

<u

«c

m

«<

i*

*•

_

I

n-nn

to

O-UU

l

u

■

Normal

display

ol

lime,

lemperaiure,

and

day

ol

week.

"5

Procram

indicator

(1)

is

displayed

■

78°’F

is

displayed.

■

0:00

space

for

time

ts

displayed.

■

Mo-rr

i

s

displayed.

____

press

and

nold

until

6:00

is

displayed.

■

Weekday

Program

1

is

complete.

H

Program

indicator

(2)

ts

displayed!

”

“Press

and

hold

until

8:00

is

display^

BB

*3

ft

r*

f*

f*

_

_

non

to

O'ju

i

*c

Tm

H

*

**

S

.

3

n

Ou

Ou

u

r.

w»

t*

**

■

^

n

*

n

n

iQ

U'UU

*

u

rr

a*

i*/

n*

_

3

•

n

n

*nj

-

J'UU

IU

*t

n*

*>

**

_

_

n-nn

j

O

U

*UU

1

u

lb

!».

If

“

^

—

i

i

-

n

n

n

o

*-f

i-uu*

*u

Clock

advances

in

steps

ol

15

minutes.

V

Pressing

O

each

time

increases

one

degree.

„

.

■

When

you

reach

8^°F,

Program

2

is

~

complete.

H

program

indicator

(3)

is

displayed.

■

Press

and

hold

untiU&QQ.

p^m*

is

displayed.

■

Weekday

Procram.3js

complete.

■

Program

indicator

(4)

is

displayed.

■

Press

and

nold

until

n:00

p.m.

is

displayed.

Programming

Continue

for

weekend

programs.

Q

0

,

a

^

i

i

•

n

n

on

r**f

|

•

U

u

u

9

16-17

it

w

n-nn

no

u*uu

IU

it

u.

^.

n

n

ID

«-uu

IU

»

■

Pressing

□

seen

time

increases

one

degree.

p

When

you

reach

80°F,

Program

*

is

complete.

_

p

SA

and

5U

displayed.

■

Program

indicator

(1)

is

displayed.

i

Press

and

hold

until

7t00

appears.

I

weekend

Program

1

is

now

complete.

V

su

n

•

n

n

~iQ

u-uu

iu

>

p

program

indicator

(2)

is

displayed.

.u

sr

i

i

•

n

n

i

•u

u

ID

iu

Press

and

hold

until

niOO

p.m.

is

displayed.

D

it

iu

u

i•

nn

on

t'U

u

u

u

i

pressing

Q

each

time

increases

one

degree.

,

,

I

When

you

reach

3C°F,

Weekend

Program

2

is

complete.

D

•

<

C

OD

J>

•

t

UL

Press

to

return

to

display

current

time,

temperature

and

day

of

week.

If

it

is

not

pressed,

thermostat

will

automatically

return

to

current

time

and

temperature

in

10

seconds._—

Now

slide

“MANUAUOFF/ENERGY

MONITOR"

switch

to

“ENERGY

MONITOR.”

Note:

If

program

time

is

left

as

0:00

that

Program

'2

has

time

0:00,

the

thermostat

will

jump

from

Program

i

»

a

Reviewin

g

Programs

____

r

_____

You

may

want

to

review

the

programs

to

see

that

the

settings

are

compatible

with

your

lifestyle.

n

•

i

c

O

D

**

D-

IJ

UL

p

Normal

display

of

current

time,

temperature,

day

of

week.

As

shown

from

example

on

page

14.

Weekday

Program

mi

ll

»*

r*u

r

*nn

O

u-uu

1

u

1st

Weekcay

program

is

displayed.

Program

indicator

(1)

appears.

_

Monday

through

Friday

indication

appears.

IE

Programming

•mas

mas

18-19

p,

1

*

n

*

**

o

•

D

n

Du

u

*

J

u

U

1

•v

n

»

♦

/*

♦

*

•i

*

n

n

"i

o

J'UIJ

t

u

Vi

2nd

Weekday

program

is

displayed,

M

Program

indicator

(2)

appears.

U

Monday

througn

Friday

remains.

■

3rd

WeeKday

program

is

displayed,

V

Program

indicator

(2)

appears.

■

Monday

through

Friday

remains.

Weekend

Program

t

.

n-

i

c

CO

~

Z**

i

u

u

>.

■

press

to

return

to

display

current

time,

temperature,

day

of

week.

If

it

is

not

pressed,

thermostat

will

automatically

return

to

display

of

current

time,

temperature

and

day

of

week

in

aoout

10

seconds.

NOTE:The

temperatures

you

have

entered

will

NOT

take

effect

im¬

mediately,

but

at

the

next

program

time

change.

The

Energy

Monitor

is

pre-set

to

78°F,

so

if

you

want

a

temperature

other

than

78°F

right

away,

you

must

use

the

manual

over¬

ride

feature

described

on

page

21

to

enter

the

temperature

you

want.

When

your

entered

program

becomes

effective,

corresponding

program

number

will

appear

on

display.

After

programming,

confirm

the

new

programs

by

pressing

—

~