Honeywell Air Cleaner F52F User Manual

OWNER’S GUIDE  
F52F  
ELECTRONIC  
AIR CLEANER  
Copyright © 1998 Honeywell Inc.  
All Rights Reserved  
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CONTENTS  
PAGE  
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THE SOLID STATE PERFORMANCE INDICATOR  
OPERATING YOUR ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER  
GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR AIR CLEANER  
CLEANING THE CELL(S) AND PREFILTER  
HOW ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANING WORKS  
BEFOREYOU CALL FOR SERVICE  
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HONEYWELL 10YEAR CLEAN COIL GUARANTEE  
PERFECT CLIMATE®  
LIMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY  
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THE SOLID STATE PERFORMANCE INDICATOR  
This air cleaner is equipped with a  
special solid state circuit that operates  
the optional W8600E Solid State  
Performance Indicator (see photo).  
The W8600E Indicator is designed to be  
mounted next to your thermostat, and to  
monitor the air cleaner performance.  
If you have ordered the W8600E  
Indicator, you will notice three light-  
emitting diodes (LEDs) on the W8600E  
labeled ON, WASH and CHECK.  
• During normal air cleaner opera-  
tion, the ON LED is lit (whenever  
the system fan is on).  
• If excessive dirt has accumulated on the air cleaner’s cell(s), the  
WASH LED will light to alert you that a cell and prefilter wash is  
past due.  
• Extreme dirt loading (beyond that required to activate the WASH  
LED), electronic malfunction, or other equipment problems will  
cause the CHECK LED to light.  
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OPERATING YOUR ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER  
Set the ON-OFF switch to ON. The air  
cleaner will now operate whenever  
your furnace/air conditioning system  
fan operates. For maximum air  
cleaning benefit and cleaner air  
conditioner coils, leave the air cleaner  
switch on at all times and the fan  
switch on your thermostat on. Of  
course, continuous fan operation will  
add a small amount to your electric bill  
each month.  
When the fan comes on, the neon light  
located near the ON-OFF switch will  
light, indicating that the air cleaner is  
functioning.  
ONE-CELL MODEL SHOWN.  
If your air cleaner is equipped with a  
wall-mounted W8600E Solid State  
Performance Indicator (see page 2),  
the ON LED will be on whenever the  
air cleaner is in operation. Of course,  
the system fan will also be running.  
ON  
CHECK  
WASH  
You may hear a snapping electrical  
arcing sound occasionally as the air  
cleaner operates. This is usually  
caused by a larger dust particle  
causing a high voltage discharge. The  
snapping sound means that your air  
cleaner is working as it should.  
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When the fan stops, the neon light  
goes out, as does the ON LED on the  
Solid State Performance Indicator. The  
air cleaner is off until the heating or air  
conditioning and fan start again.  
ONE-CELL MODEL SHOWN.  
ON  
CHECK  
WASH  
If you do not want the air cleaner to  
run, set the ON-OFF switch to OFF to  
turn off the air cleaner.Your furnace  
and air conditioner will still operate  
normally, but without the added benefit  
of air cleaning. Normally, this switch  
should be ON at all times.  
ONE-CELL MODEL SHOWN.  
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GETTINGTHE MOST FROM YOUR AIR CLEANER  
Run the air  
cleaner as much  
as possible  
For greatest efficiency, the air cleaner should  
run all the time. To do this, set the fan switch on  
your thermostat to ON, and make sure the air  
cleaner is switched on. The fan and air cleaner  
will run even when the furnace or air conditioner  
is off. Note: A manual fan switch may be built  
into the furnace fan controller.  
The air cleaner itself uses less power than a  
40 watt light bulb (two-cell model—33 watts;  
single-cell model—22 watts).You will also have  
the cost of running the system fan to consider.  
Generally the added cost is more than offset by  
the added benefits of full time air cleaning and  
improved air circulation. Some people feel that  
room temperatures stay more even when the  
fan is always on.  
Even if your thermostat does not have a fan ON  
position, you can obtain maximum available air  
cleaning benefit by making sure the air cleaner  
is always switched on so it operates whenever  
the furnace or air conditioner is on.  
Keep the cell(s)  
and prefilter clean  
Although the air cleaner is designed to be  
efficient over a wide range of cell loading  
conditions, regular cleaning is your best  
assurance of consistent performance. Also, a  
very dirty cell and prefilter reduces air flow and,  
in turn, this reduces the efficiency of the furnace  
or air conditioner.  
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CLEANING THE CELL(S) AND PREFILTER  
To ensure optimum performance from the air  
Setting a  
cleaner, the cell(s) and prefilter must be cleaned  
regularly—every one to six months. Washing  
frequency will vary depending on the number of  
family members, pets, activities (such as cooking,  
woodworking, etc.) and smoking habits. Use the  
wash reminder schedule included in the literature  
package to help establish and maintain a regular  
cleaning schedule.  
regular cleaning  
schedule  
ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER WASH REMINDER SCHEDULE  
JAN  
FEB  
MAR  
APR  
MAY  
JUN  
JUL  
AUG  
SEP  
OCT  
NOV  
DEC  
M7811  
If your air cleaner has a W8600E Indicator (shown on page 2), the  
WASH LED will light to remind you that a cell and prefilter washing is  
past due. When the WASH LED comes on, it means that the cell(s) are  
loaded with dirt to the point that air cleaning efficiency is diminished.You  
should plan to wash the cell(s) and prefilter as soon as possible. By  
using the wash reminder schedule, a washing schedule can be  
established that keeps the cell(s) clean enough so the WASH LED does  
not come on.  
If you find that the WASH LED is coming on more frequently than the  
schedule that was established on the wash reminder schedule, you may  
have a buildup of residue on the ionizer wires. If the collector plates on  
the cell(s) look clean, you can try wiping the ionizer wires with a clean  
cloth instead of washing the entire cell.  
You can also consider whether some activity in your home has changed,  
causing the cell(s) to become dirty faster. Have the windows been open  
more often? Has someone been smoking more often? Has someone  
taken up woodworking?  
NOTE: You can let the heating or air conditioning system operate  
normally while the cell(s) is being washed. Simply turn off the  
air cleaner switch.  
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Removing the  
electronic cell(s)  
and prefilter  
TURN LATCH  
F52 ACCESS  
DOOR  
M7814  
STEP 1  
Open the door by turning the two door latches.  
A
B
PREFILTER  
SCREEN  
SPRING  
CLIP  
M7812  
STEP 2  
The prefilter is held in place by a spring clip and a  
U-shaped channel. Lift the prefilter at the spring clip  
end and slide it out of the U-shaped channel.  
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CELL LATCH  
M9676A  
STEP 3  
The electronic cell(s) are held in the air cleaner  
by a latch at the top, and metal hooks on the  
bottom. Push the cell inward to release the latch  
and rotate the latch away from the cell. See  
photo.  
STEP 4  
Lift the cell and tip it slightly to release it from  
the cell hooks.  
Cleaning the  
prefilter  
The prefilter can be vacuumed, brushed,  
sprayed with a garden hose, or washed at the  
same time as the electronic cell(s).  
CAUTION  
Burn hazard.  
Can cause personal injury.  
Allow the cell(s) to cool completely in the  
dishwasher at the end of the wash cycle or  
wear protective gloves to avoid burns. Hot  
water can accumulate in the tubes  
supporting the collector plates. Tip the cell(s)  
so these tubes drain.  
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IMPORTANT  
Check your dishwasher owner's manual. Some manufacturers do  
not recommend washing electronic cell(s) in their dishwashers.  
If the dishwasher has upper and lower arms, position the cell(s)  
carefully to allow good water circulation.  
Use care to avoid damaging the cell(s) when placing them in the  
dishwasher. Broken ionizer wires or bent collector plates are not  
covered under the warranty.  
Very dirty cell(s), especially from tobacco or cooking smoke, can  
discolor the plastic parts and the lining of some dishwashers. This  
discoloration is not harmful. To minimize it, wash the cell(s) more  
frequently or try a different brand of detergent.  
Do not allow the dishwasher to run through the dry cycle. This  
bakes on any contaminants not removed during the wash cycle  
and reduces air cleaner efficiency.  
STEP 1  
Put the cell(s) on the lower rack of the dishwasher with the airflow arrow  
pointing up. It may be necessary to remove the upper rack. Do not block  
water flow to the upper arm, if provided on your dishwasher. Hint: Lay a  
few large water tumblers between the spikes on the lower rack and rest  
the cell(s) on them so the spikes do not damage the aluminum collector  
blades.  
STEP 2  
Using the detergent that works best for normal dishwashing, allow the  
dishwasher to run through the complete wash and rinse cycle. Do not  
use the dry cycle. To avoid burns, let the cell(s) cool completely before  
removing, or wear protective gloves when removing the cell(s).  
Remember that water can be trapped inside the cell(s) tubes. Tip the  
cell(s) to drain.  
STEP 3  
Wipe the ionizer wires and contact board on the end of the cell with a  
clean cloth.  
STEP 4  
Inspect the dishwasher.You may wish to rerun the wash and/or rinse  
cycle with the dishwasher empty if you see dirt or residue from washing  
the cell(s). If dirt or residue seems excessive, wash the cell(s) more  
often or try a different detergent.  
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Washing the  
cell(s) in a tub  
CAUTION  
Hazardous chemical.  
Can cause personal injury.  
Do not splash the detergent solution in eyes.  
Wear rubber gloves to avoid prolonged de-  
tergent contact with skin.  
Keep detergent and solution out of reach of  
children.  
NOTE: Always wash the cell(s) first, then the  
prefilter to keep heavy lint from getting caught in  
the cell(s).  
STEP 1  
Use a container, such as a laundry tub or trash  
container, that is large enough to hold one or  
both cell(s).  
NOTE: Sharp corners on the cell(s) can scratch  
the surface of a bath tub.  
STEP 2  
Dissolve about 3/4 cup of automatic dish-  
washing detergent per cell in enough hot water  
to cover the cell(s). If the detergent does not  
dissolve readily, or forms a scum on the water,  
try another brand, or use softened water.  
STEP 3  
After the detergent has completely dissolved,  
place the cell(s) in the container and let them  
soak for 15 to 20 minutes. Agitate them up and  
down a few times, and remove.  
STEP 4  
Next, wash the prefilter the same way. Empty  
and rinse the wash container.  
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STEP 5  
Rinse the cell(s) and prefilter with a hard spray  
of very hot water; rinse the tub clean, then fill  
the tub with clean hot water and soak for 5 to 15  
minutes. Rinse until the water draining from the  
cell(s) and prefilter no longer feels slippery.  
STEP 6  
Wipe the ionizer wires and contact board on the  
end of the cell with a clean cloth.  
Washing the cell(s)  
at a car wash  
Use the hand sprayer at a coin-operated do-it-  
yourself car wash to wash the cell(s) and  
prefilter. Hold the nozzle at least two feet away  
from the unit to avoid damage from the high  
pressure stream of water. Follow the same  
sequence of wash and rinse as recommended  
for cars; however, do not wax the cell(s) or the  
prefilter. Be sure to rinse until the water draining  
from the cell(s) and prefilter no longer feels  
slippery.  
Cleaning  
Just as with a conventional return air grille, lint  
and dust will collect on the grille and door of  
your electronic air cleaner. This can be removed  
during normal house cleaning by dusting or by  
using the brush attachment on your vacuum  
cleaner. If the door becomes stained, so that it  
cannot be cleaned by dusting, the door can be  
removed and soaked in a tub, or wiped clean  
using a mild spray cleaner.  
lint and dust  
accumulation  
on door  
Replacing air  
cleaner components  
STEP 1  
Inspect the cell(s) for broken ionizer wires and  
bent collector plates. Repair as necessary or  
take to a Honeywell authorized air cleaner  
repair station.  
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STEP 2  
It is very important that the electronic cell(s) be  
properly replaced:  
a. Electrical contact board must face the power  
supply contacts.  
b. Airflow arrows on the cell(s) must point into  
the air duct.  
c. Hook the cell(s) on the metal hooks and  
rotate into the air cleaner.  
d. Rotate the cell latch to secure the cell(s).  
CELL LATCH  
M9676A  
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STEP 3  
Slide the prefilter into the U-shaped channel  
and push the other end past the spring clip.  
INSERT TOP OF SCREEN  
INTO U-SHAPED CHANNEL  
A
B
PREFILTER  
SCREEN  
SPRING  
CLIP  
M7813  
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STEP 4  
Close the door and fasten it with the two door  
latches.  
TURN LATCH  
F52 ACCESS  
DOOR  
M7814  
STEP 5  
Turn on system fan. If the cell(s) and prefilter  
are wet, the neon light may not come on and  
you may hear arcing. If the arcing is annoying,  
simply turn off the air cleaner for 2 to 3 hours or  
until the cell(s) are dry.  
If your air cleaner has a Solid State  
Performance Indicator, the CHECK LED may  
come on if you install wet cell(s) and prefilter.  
Again, if the neon light or the CHECK LED  
annoys you, simply turn off the air cleaner for 2  
to 3 hours or until the cell(s) and prefilter are  
dry.  
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HOW ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANING WORKS  
A word about  
particle size  
The particles removed by the electronic air  
cleaner tend to be very small—less than ten  
microns. But what is a 10 micron particle? The  
eye of an average sized sewing needle has a  
diameter of about 750 microns, and the dot in  
the “i” in the word micron is about 400 microns.  
Generally, particles smaller than ten microns  
can be seen only with a microscope, except in  
very large concentrations such as a puff of  
smoke. Your electronic air cleaner can remove  
even smaller particles that can be seen only  
with an electron microscope.  
Although particles one micron and smaller  
make up only about 20 percent of the total  
weight of particles in unfiltered air, they account  
for more than 99 percent of the numbers of  
particles.  
Because they are so tiny, these particles tend to  
remain suspended in the air unless they collide  
with a solid surface. Then they attach by  
molecular adhesion and stick like glue, staining  
walls and furniture and coating your air  
conditioning coils. And, of course, some of  
these particles can cause allergic reactions or  
simply make the environment less pleasant.  
397  
i
M6031  
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How the air  
cleaner works  
First, large particles (lint, hair) are caught by the  
prefilter. Then, as the dirty air passes through  
the intense high voltage electric field  
surrounding the ionizer wires, all particles, even  
the smallest particles down to 0.5 microns, are  
given an electric charge. The air then passes  
into the collector where the alternate parallel  
plates are charged positive and negative,  
creating a uniform electrostatic field. The  
charged particles stick to the collector plates.  
The air leaving the air cleaner contains very  
few particles.  
Each time the air circulates through the heating/  
air conditioning system and air cleaner, more  
particles are removed. These particles are  
generated by normal household activities, and  
also enter the house from outside. That is why  
we recommend that you use the air cleaner as  
much as possible.  
CELL  
PREFILTER  
CLEANER  
AIR  
OUT  
DIRTY  
AIR  
IN  
IONIZER WIRES  
(CHARGING  
SECTION)  
COLLECTOR PLATES  
(COLLECTOR SECTION)  
M6030A  
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The air cleaner  
vs. the standard  
furnace filter  
The regular furnace filter collects mainly large,  
visible particles that reach the filter. Its main  
purpose is to protect the furnace and air  
conditioner blower. The electronic air cleaner  
collects these large particles, plus many of the  
smaller, mostly invisible particles. Its purpose is  
to reduce indoor air pollution and to protect the  
blower, air conditioning coils and heat  
exchanger.  
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The air cleaner  
vs. the air  
ionizer  
Air ionizers have been marketed with claims  
about purifying the air and promising medical  
benefits. It should be noted that supporting  
tests, if available, are controversial and  
incomplete.  
Air ionizers can generate a bit of ozone, and  
can generate some ions (bits of material  
carrying some electricity). This is what your  
electronic air cleaner's ionizer does, but with  
greater intensity; however, air ionizers do not  
have good collectors, if any. With air ionizers,  
the contamination is emitted all over walls and  
floors, requiring frequent cleaning of the entire  
building to remove the effects of collected  
contamination. By comparison, an electronic air  
cleaner deposits contamination on the cell(s)  
and prefilter for easy cleaning.  
Another benefit of an electronic air cleaner is  
that it reduces excessive positive or negative  
ions in the air, while an air ionizer generates  
some ions.  
Ozone and the  
electronic  
air cleaner  
Electronic air cleaners generate a very small  
amount of ozone, about 0.005 to 0.010 parts  
per million (ppm). The amount is highest when  
the air cleaner is new.  
The average person can detect the odor of  
ozone in concentrations as low as 0.003 to  
0.010 ppm. The U.S. Food and Drug  
Administration, and Health and Welfare Canada  
recommend that indoor ozone concentration  
should not exceed 0.050 ppm. As a comparison,  
the outdoor ozone level in major cities is  
sometimes as high as 0.100 ppm.  
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If desired, the ozone generated by the air  
cleaner can be reduced by asking your dealer to  
adjust the air cleaner power supply to reduce  
ozone production. This adjustment will reduce  
ozone production about 20 to 25 percent, but  
will also reduce air cleaning efficiency about  
7 to 10 percent.  
About lint or  
“white dust”  
White dust is made up of particles that settle out  
of the air before they get to the return air duct.  
You can help prevent this white dust from  
settling by running your fan constantly. Also:  
Be sure the discharge ducts are clean (best  
done before installing the air cleaner).  
Be sure your clothes dryer is vented to the  
outside and is not plugged.  
If you have new rugs or drapes or new  
woolen blankets, be aware that the lint from  
these items reduces with age.  
In new or remodeled homes, plaster dust or  
paint pigment may contribute to “white dust”,  
but reduces with time.  
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BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE  
If your air cleaner is equipped with the optional  
W8600E Solid State Performance Indicator, the  
WASH and CHECK LEDs on the W8600E will  
remind you that cell and prefilter washing is past  
due and tell you when the system is not  
operating properly. Whether or not your air  
cleaner has a Solid State Performance  
Indicator, perform these checks before you call  
your heating and air conditioning dealer for  
service.  
IF…  
THEN…  
Air cleaner  
doesn’t seem to  
be working  
1. Make sure the switch is in the ON position.  
2. Make sure the air cleaner fuse or circuit  
breaker is ok.  
3. Make sure the furnace or air conditioner  
blower is running.  
4. Make sure the access door is closed and  
securely latched. If the door is not closed, an  
interlock keeps the air cleaner OFF.  
5. Check the neon light; if on, air cleaner is  
operating properly; if off, call for service.  
Arcing (snapping)  
1. If the electronic cell(s) are wet from washing,  
seems too frequent turn off the air cleaner for 2 to 3 hours.  
2. Check the cell(s) for broken ionizer wires or  
bent plates. Repair if necessary.  
3. Wash cell(s) and prefilter if dirty.  
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1. Make sure the furnace or air conditioner  
blower is running.  
The neon light  
on the air cleaner  
doesn’t come on  
2. On models without the Solid State  
Performance Indicator, if the electronic cells are  
wet, check again in 2 to 3 hours.  
3. Make sure the appropriate fuse or circuit  
breaker is ok.  
The WASH LED  
on the W8600E  
comes on  
1. Cell and prefilter washing is past due; wash  
as soon as possible.  
2. Make sure cell(s) are correctly installed in air  
cleaner.  
3. Wipe ionizer wires to remove deposits.  
NOTE: Use the wash reminder schedule to  
establish a washing schedule that prevents the  
WASH LED from coming on.  
The CHECK  
LED on the  
W8600E comes on  
1. Make sure cell(s) are clean and dry.  
2. Check cell(s) for visible damage.  
You smell ozone  
and find it  
Call your heating and air conditioning dealer.  
objectionable  
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HONEYWELL 10YEAR CLEAN COIL GUARANTEE  
Guarantee  
Honeywell guarantees your indoor heating/  
cooling coil will maintain optimum efficiency and  
energy savings for a minimum of ten years if  
your new Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner is  
installed and properly maintaineda on either:  
A new heat pump, air conditioner, or high  
efficiency furnace, or  
A heat pump, air conditioner, or high  
efficiency furnace that is less than one year  
old, or  
A heat pump, air conditioner, or high  
efficiency furnace more than one year old  
that has had the indoor coil professionally  
cleaned by a qualified heating/cooling  
contractor prior to installing a Honeywell  
Electronic Air Cleaner.  
If your coil requires cleaning within the next ten  
years, Honeywell will pay 50 percent of the cost  
to have the coil professionally cleaned by a  
qualified heating/cooling contractor, or $100,  
whichever is less.  
aMaintain electronic air cleaner by keeping power switch in  
the ON position, and periodically verifying proper operation by  
checking the neon light. Wash cell(s) regularly, as specified in  
the owner’s guide.  
How to register  
your guarantee  
You can register your guarantee by filling out the  
Clean Coil Guarantee Registration Card on the  
back cover. If the card has been misplaced,  
follow registration instructions below. After  
Honeywell receives your registration, it will be  
filed; no confirmation will be sent.  
To register your guarantee, you’ll need a copy of  
your dealer invoice showing purchase of a  
Honeywell F50, F52 or F58 Electronic Air  
Cleaner.You will also need dealer invoice(s)  
verifying the purchase of new heating/cooling  
equipment, or coil cleaning on existing  
equipment. The registration procedure differs for  
new and existing equipment.  
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...on new  
For Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaners installed  
on a heat pump, air conditioner or high  
efficiency furnace that is either new or less than  
one year old, send copies of invoices verifying:  
equipment or  
equipment less  
than one year old  
Purchase of a new Honeywell Electronic Air  
Cleaner.  
Purchase of a heat pump, air conditioner or  
high efficiency furnace that is new or less  
than one year old.  
...in newly  
constructed  
homes  
Honeywell recognizes that in some newly  
constructed homes (those built within the  
previous 12 months), a Honeywell Electronic Air  
Cleaner may have already been installed, with  
no invoice available. In that case, register your  
guarantee by sending in:  
Name, address and phone number of  
the home builder.  
Approximate date home was completed.  
Date you moved in.  
...on existing  
equipment more  
than one year old  
For Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaners installed  
on a heat pump, air conditioner or high  
efficiency furnace that is more than one year  
old, send copies of invoices verifying:  
Proof of purchase of a new Honeywell  
Electronic Air Cleaner.  
Proof of purchase of a professional coil  
cleaning by a qualified heating/cooling  
contractor.  
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Save Even More Energy  
WithThese Honeywell Accessories  
A Honeywell Chronotherm® Programmable Thermostat can save you  
9 to 30 percent in heating and cooling costs—not just the first year, but  
every year!  
Can be programmed to automatically raise and lower  
home temperatures.  
Makes energy savings convenient.  
Optimizes your comfort.  
If you have a standing pilot heating system less than 7 to 10 years old,  
you can stay comfortable and save even more. Team your new air  
cleaner and thermostat with Honeywell Electronic Ignition and an  
Automatic Vent Damper and save a total of up to 36% on energy costs  
for your gas furnace or boiler.  
Electronic Ignition ignites the pilot only when necessary to light  
the furnace.  
Automatic Vent Damper closes to trap useful heat inside the  
furnace or boiler after the burner shuts off. The additional heat  
stays inside the house, where it provides useful heat.  
1
3
2
1. CHRONOTHERM® THERMOSTAT  
2. ELECTRONIC IGNITION  
3. AUTOMATIC VENT DAMPER  
M10848  
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LIMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY  
Honeywell warrants this product to be free from defects in the  
workmanship or materials, under normal use and service, for a period of  
two (2) years from the date of purchase by the consumer. If, at any time  
during the warranty period, the product is defective or malfunctions,  
Honeywell shall repair or replace it (at Honeywell’s option) within a  
reasonable period of time.  
If the product(s) is defective, please contact:  
a) the dealer from whom you purchased it, or  
b) the local Honeywell Authorized Repair Station, or  
c) the local Honeywell Residential Division Sales Office, or  
d) the Honeywell Consumer Affairs Dept. toll free at 1-800-468-1502,  
or  
e) package the defective cell, power supply or other component with  
care, along with a bill of sale, receipt, or other dated proof of pur-  
chase, and a short description of the malfunction, and ship it,  
prepaid, to the following address:  
Honeywell Inc.  
Return Goods Department  
1050 Berkshire Lane  
Plymouth, MN 55441-4437  
This warranty does not cover removal or reinstallation costs. This  
warranty shall not apply if it is shown by Honeywell that the defect or  
malfunction was caused by damage which occurred while the product  
was in the possession of a consumer.  
Honeywell’s sole responsibility shall be repair or replace the product  
within the terms stated above. HONEYWELL SHALL NOT BE LIABLE  
FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING ANY  
INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING,  
DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, FROM ANY BREACH OF ANY  
WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OR ANY OTHER FAILURE OF  
THIS PRODUCT. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of  
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you.  
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Customer Assistance Center, Honeywell Inc., P.O. Box 524, MN27-2164,  
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Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Central time. In Canada, Honeywell  
Limited/Honeywell Limitée, 155 Gordon Baker Road, NorthYork,  
Ontario, M2H 3N7.  
69-0419—2  
25  
 
Home and Building Control  
Honeywell Inc.  
Honeywell Plaza  
P.O. Box 524  
Minneapolis, MN 55408-0524  
Printed in U.S.A. on recycled  
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