Best programmable thermostat for my CB-1200

[eandbnorton]

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?

 

[tjnamtiw]

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.

 

[imacman]

My Lux programmable can be set for up to 9 degrees "swing"....I have it set for 2.

 

[DannMarr]

Macman,
I also have the Lux. How do you go back to the original programed settings after an over ride, without waiting for the next scheduled setting? I'm currently turning the switch from RUN to Program then back to RUN. I lost the instructions.

 

[jtakeman]

Macman,
I also have the Lux. How do you go back to the original programed settings after an over ride, without waiting for the next scheduled setting? I'm currently turning the switch from RUN to Program then back to RUN. I lost the instructions.

You can download the instructions here if needed. What model are you using?

(broken link removed to http://www.luxproducts.com/instructionmanuals.htm)

I think you just press hold again.

 

[tjnamtiw]

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."