Adjusting, Selecting a range – White Rodgers 1629 User Manual

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SELECTING A RANGE-

These

controls

are

provided

with

an

internal

dial,

covering the entire range of the control. The cover
has another dial graduated from 1 to 5. The selector
knob and this graduated dial are used to select a part
of the total range of the control.

Number

5

on

the

cover

dial

represents

the

lowest

temperature,

number

1

represents

the

highest

tem­

perature.

The

selected

portion

of

the

internal

dial

is visible from the outside of the control.

To select a range, proceed as follows:

1.

Remove the selector knob by loosening the small

set screw in the end of the knob.

2.

Turn the adjusting shaft so that the minimum

desired

temperature

of

the

selected

range

is

directly

under

the

cover

indicator.

For

example,

if 32° is the minimum desired temperature, turn

the shaft to set the dial as shown here.

3.

Without

moving the adjusting

shaft, replace the

selector

knob,

pointing

it

to

number

5

on

the

cover dial.

4.

Tighten selector knob in this position.

■ADJUSTING-

B'TlXED INDICATOR

CCUT-OUT POINT)

C'DIFFEHENTIAL
ADJUSTING SCREW

'□"MOVABLE INDICATOR

CCUT-IN POINT)

DIAL SCREWS

These

controls

have

an

adjustable

differential.

The

movable indicator points to the temperature at which
the

compressor

starts.

The

fixed

indicator

points

to

the

temperature

at

which

the

compressor

will

stop.

The

difference

between

these

two

indicators

is the differential.
To set the control, proceed as follows;

1.

Remove

the

selective

knob

and

take

the

cover

off

the

control.

This

exposes

the

internal

dial.

Turn

the

dial

so

that

the

fixed

indicator

”B''

points

to

the

temperature

at

which

the

com­

pressor is to stop.

Turn

the

differential

adjusting

screw

"C"

until

the movable indicator "D" points to the temper­
ature at which the compressor is to start.

2.

3.

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