Setup Service Repairs Diagnostic

Visual Inspection:

• Wiring: Ensure all wires are securely connected to the correct terminals on both the thermostat and the HVAC system.

• Thermostat Mounting: Verify that the thermostat is securely mounted to the wall and level.

• Power Supply: Check that the thermostat is receiving power and the display is functioning correctly.

Functional Testing:

1. System Power On/Off:

   • Turn the thermostat's power switch on and off.

   • Observe the system's response: the HVAC unit should turn on and off accordingly.

2. Temperature Setting:

   • Set the thermostat to a temperature significantly different from the current room temperature.

   • Monitor the system's response: the HVAC unit should start operating to reach the set temperature.

3. Mode Selection:

   • Switch between heating and cooling modes.

   • Verify that the system responds correctly to each mode.

4. Fan Operation:

   • Set the fan to "On" and "Auto" modes.

   • Ensure the fan operates as expected in both settings.

5. Temperature Calibration:

   • Use a calibrated thermometer to compare the thermostat's displayed temperature to the actual room temperature.

   • Adjust the thermostat's calibration if necessary.

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Additional Considerations:

• Smart Thermostats: If a smart thermostat is installed, ensure it is correctly paired with the HVAC system and the mobile app is functioning properly.

• Programming: If programmable features are available, test different programming schedules to verify correct operation.

• Error Codes: Check for any error codes on the thermostat's display and consult the user manual for troubleshooting.

By following this checklist, you can ensure that the newly installed thermostat is functioning correctly and providing optimal comfort and energy efficiency.

Note: If any issues arise during the diagnostic process, consult the thermostat's user manual or contact a qualified HVAC technician for further assistance.