replying to sofireme, MainframeSysop wrote: Not sure if this will help, but I have a TX1500uc / TX1500 Thermostat and the BATT LOW would not go away after placing fresh new batteries in the device. I took the batteries out, pressed and held the front buttons, pressed the RESET button inside the unit, even swapped the Elec/Gas jumper temporarily. Put everything back the way it was and popped the unit back on the wall and it was good.
Bad news. The original thread goes back to 2007. The original poster never got a good answer so the heat never came on. He was found dead the following spring when his body thawed and started to smell.
Attn: Ed Pawlowski,
For what it's worth, I follow USENET groups with Mozilla's Thunderbird. The msg I replied to came in as a new message today, formatted on Thunderbird as:
***replying to Bob M., Jim wrote: Temperature on thermostat is not accurate with room temperature. It will only read from 7 degrees to 31 degrees.
I use Thunderbird portable. It also shows this: for full context, visit
Even worse was his 218 Gerbils died during the same incident.
+1
And you can probably change it to F in the settings.
New Duracell batteries will not work in thermostat but will in mag light. Guess I’ll have to purchase different brand
Try cleaning the corroded contacts on your thermostat first.
I found a reset button on my 9600. Repat removing the batteries and hold reset button down for approximately 10 sec. Replace batteries and reprogram the thermostat.
Omg this worked
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