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Calibrating the Internal Thermometer
This number is the arbitrary adjustment between the thermostat
sensor and the temperature that was displayed on the screen when
you pushed the "up and "down" buttons at the same time in Step
1.
6. To adjust the temperature that was displayed on the screen in Step
1, press the "up" or "down" buttons to obtain a higher or lower
base-line temperature for the internal thermostat on the heater.
7. Once the desired temperature is displayed on the screen, press the
"enter" button again to exit the programming mode. The
temperature setting displayed on the heater screen will now be
measured against the new thermostat setting you have
programmed into the heater.
This entire procedure can be followed skipping step 1 and using the
temperature setting on any wall thermostat instead of the temperature
setting on the internal thermometer in the heater.
Remember, the internal temperature measurement on the thermostat is
only your starting reference point and it is strictly arbitrary. It is set at
the factory and is usually within 2 degrees of reality.
By following this procedure you are setting the unit to precisely match
the wall thermostat rather than the factory installed thermostat setting.
Either set-point is fine depending upon the customer‖s preference.
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