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Change batteries on thermostat
The batteries ran down on my Maple Chase thermostat 09600 and I had a "lo bat" signal that was steady. I have changed the batteries several times, but I still get the "lo bat" signal and I cannot get my air conditioning to work. The replacement batteries are new and I know they work. I hope you can help me fix this problem. Thank you.
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Try this to see if it's what you need (It's pdf so allow it to load):
http://www.icca.invensys.com/manuals...w/110-653B.pdf I know it's getting cold here, so I hope this helps |
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