Hunter Energy Monitor AC 42205 User manual

ENERGY MONI i or AC
PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT
ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS
Owner’s Manual Model 42205

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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Installation
Function Switch Explanation
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MANUAL'
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. 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
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FIGURE 2
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10-11
Programming
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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.
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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
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[ 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:
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U initial read-out alter pressing reset button.
■ Current room temperature is oz *
■ no indication of program numoer. —-.
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“ ■ Press once. Temperature <J'9» S
disappear, indicating lime set mode.
1
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■ Press and note until 2;Q0 P-m. aopear5
on display.
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> ■ 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
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o
11
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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
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n> <*r ^
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U'UU l u
r * n n j D
L.I • U U 1 i- 1
r ru ■ * ^ _
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u-uu <u
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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^
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non to
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Ou u
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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.
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16-17
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■ 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Programming
•mas
mas
18-19
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Du
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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
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■ 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 — ~

Programming
Personal Program Schedule
2C-21
Before programming, use this Energy
Monitor Personal Program Schedule
to determine which times and
temperature settings will
best satisfy both your comfort and
energy saving requirements.
Use a pencil so you can revise your
records each time you change your
temperature settings, r
Beginning Program Date
WEEKDAYS
TIME
am/pm
rEMP.
PROGRAM 1
PROGRAM 2
PROGRAM 3
PROGRAM 4
WEEKEND
PROGRAM 1
PROGRAM 2
To Review The Current Temperature Setting:
■ Current time and temperature.
0* fC "lO
j* ij i U
i ao indicates (tie current setting of tne
thermostat is S0"F. 78 shows the
□ r esent room temperature as 7B r.
, □
Press for “
2 seconds *
or less:
nn mo
O u i_u
■ It held lor more man 5 cw 1 . ua,
will manually override your present
temperature to a new setting as
explained below.
NOTE:
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LH IU
■ bP will appear when moniior is m tne
“Manual” position and II you push either
D o r □ •
Manual Override of Program
Press S. hold □ to raise
temperature. _
Temporary Manual Override
Press &. hold □ to tower
temperature. _
In the following example, the present
room temperature is 82°F and we
want to lower the temperature tempo¬
rarily to 78°F until the next program.
X

programming
□
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u »
O Z 1
u u
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□
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To display a manual overrtoe setting,
press either arrow ior less than 2
seconds.
When arrow is released, the display will
snow current time and temperature.
■ Press arrow to display current setting and
ro o m temperature. _ _
■ Continue pressing arrow. AJtcr 2 seconds,
the set temperature digits will otmK and
Deem to decrease until the button is
. released at the desired setting (in this
case 78°F).
V Program numoer disappears, __
■ your thermostat is now in manual override
mode to 78° until the next program
change. Please note the program indicator
number has disappeared until the next
program time comes into effect.
Permanent Manual Override
DC O
Q J • U
In the event you wish to hold your
manual override tor vacation or just
an extended period ot time, follow the
temporary manual override instruc-
tions above, then immediately press
HOLD. This wilt maintain override set¬
ting indefinitely. •‘HOLD" will appear
on the display.
To Return
To
Program*
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:\
n- ir Du
0 • i ji U i
■ To return immediately to the current
proaram, press and hold RETURN tor
seconds. Proaram number will dis¬
appear. "HOOT will disappear t! you
were in permanent manual override.
3
(•From temporary or permanent
manual override state)

Other Features
24-25
The Energy Monitor _
j(, e Energy Monitor measures and
stores the amount of time the air con¬
ditioner operates. By pressing the key
sequence shown, the usage can be
displayed for the present day, the
previous day, and the total. By
monitoring on a daily basis, you can
gradually adjust temperature settings
and monitor the effect oT your energy
conserving efforts.
Using
The
Energy
Monitor
V
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10
J'UU
»u
Normal display of current time and room
temperature on Saturday,
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u j l «
Press USAGE REVIEW to display
amount of time system has run today
(Saturday 12:01 a.m. through present
time).
n o u l*
U ij I L.
, Press again to display amount of time
system ran yesterday (Friday 12:01 a.m.
through midnight).
l Press again to display total usage in
hours and minutes since usage
counter was set to sera (See note
below.)
V
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J • u u
no
IU
■ Returns to normal time and
temperature.
m Auto return after 10 seconds if no key
is pressed.
NOTE • After 999.59 hours of usage the Energy Monitor will restart from zero.
Resetting Usage Monitor
To reset the usage monitor back to
sera, simply press and hold the
USAGE button for 4 seconds.
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no
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IU
■ Alt usage monitors set to zera
■ Relurn to normal time and temperature.

Energy Usage Chart
The Hunter Energy Monitor Thermo¬
stat measures, stores and displays
the amount of time your air condi¬
tioner system has operated the
present day, and the previous day.
This Energy Usage Chart will help
you discover your most efficient
energy saving comfort zone by re¬
cording your energy usage on a daily
or weekly basis.
Simply enter the daily htfurs
displayed
when you press the orange Usage
Review key.
Using the Filter Review Feature
Your Energy Monitor also keeps a
record of the number of hours your
filter has been in use. In other words
it displays the total usage in hours of
the air conditiner system since the
filter was replaced or cleaned and
LCD counter was reset to zero.
At 500 hours the word "FILTER” will
appear on the display, reminding you
to clean the filter and reset the
counter back to zero. The "FILTER”
will continue to display if the counter
is not set back to zero.
Filter review will display up to 999
hours and 59 minutes of usage.
Counter will start from zero at 1,000
hours of usage.
7o review filter
usage press lor
less than 2 sec.
I ijr
i i j
■ Indicates filter usage in nours
and minutes.
FILTER

Information/ f
Troubleshooting
To Reset the Filter Counter to Zero
Continue pressing
■
FILTER
C * «u
I
uc
< J
■ Indicates the usage of lilter in nours
and minutes.
*
m
FILTER
n-nn
u • u u
♦ t»tf p
nn
u u
M The counter is reset to zero.
■ - -
: „
u
o • r C
Ji • 1
-lO
IU
i p To return to current time ano temp.
NOTH: When filter usage counter is reset, it w»H res
are not affected. However, when usage counter
to sera
;ei omy ine imw — * * \
is reset all usages including lilter counter are reset
Problem S° > u t i o n
■ —— ■ fc— — — — ■■ ^
No Display
1. Check battery. .
2 . Press reset button once with a smalt pin ana
hold in tor two seconds
entire Display Dims or Rashes
Rapidly On and Off
1, Replace battery.
Program Does Not Change at
Your Desired Setting
1 . Check that time is set properly to **AM”
or “RMT
Z Check that thermostat is not in “HOLD mode.
3. Check for correct day setting.
Cooling Does Not Go On or Of!
1. Check that lunctiop.switch is in correct
position. - ^ , .
Z There may be as much as 10 seconds delay in
the thermostat turning the system on—wait
and check.
3. Check your circuit breakers and switches to
ensure that there is power to me system.
4. Replace battery.
5. A built-in timer prevents damage to your air
conditioner compressor caused Dy rapid
cycling by providing a four minute delay before
restarting the compressor,
&ratic Display
1 . Press the reset button once with a smalt pm
and hold in lor two seconds. Then reprogram.
Note: For proper operation always set the temperature control ol the room air conditioner unit to max-
imum cool position.
It you experience any other prosiems. call 901-745-9222 from a a.m. to 5 pm. Central lime.

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