I'm wanting to swap out my current t-stat for a programmable one, but am not sure which one to get. I want to get a programmable one that I can adjust the anticipator setting on it so the stove won't cycle back on/off so frequently. Any suggestions?
Best programmable thermostat for my CB-1200
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tjnamtiw
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Go to Home Depot and get the Ritetemp 6022 programmable thermostat for a whopping $25
That is ALL you need. It DOES have anticipator adjustment from 0.7 degrees up to, I believe, 2 degrees. Don't spend more than that. You just don't need it.
That is ALL you need. It DOES have anticipator adjustment from 0.7 degrees up to, I believe, 2 degrees. Don't spend more than that. You just don't need it.
jtakeman
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DannMarr said:
You can download the instructions here if needed. What model are you using?
http://www.luxproducts.com/instructionmanuals.htm
I think you just press hold again.
tjnamtiw
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It sounds like the Lux and the Ritetemp are made by the same Chinamen! You push the 'Hold' on mine to get back to "regularly scheduled programming."
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