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Bryant Thermostat HC Code
I have a non-programmable Bryant thermostat that was installed approximately 8 years ago. When I click on the up or down arrow to adjust the temperature all of the LED options light up (HEAT, COOL, etc.) and the display shows HC. What does this mean?
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