Thermostat Reads Error Message “ER2” on the Display?
The ER2 message will occur if the floor sensor has a short circuit or has a loose connection. Click “read More” for details.
Thermostat Reads Error Message “ER2” on the Display? Read More »
The ER2 message will occur if the floor sensor has a short circuit or has a loose connection. Click “read More” for details.
Thermostat Reads Error Message “ER2” on the Display? Read More »
Using self-lever or thinset depends on the type of flooring being installed and preference.
Should I use Self-leveler or Thinset ? Read More »
The ‘Output Fault Detected’ message on a 3iE Thermostat likely indicates a wiring or installation issue. Consult the manual or call technical support to resolve.
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Upon completion of a repair it is completely safe to apply thinset and tile. Read more.
Once a repair has been completed, can I replace the tile right away? Read More »
Learn why delayed heating occurs in under‑floor systems and how insulation, sub‑floor type, and heat loss affect performance.
My WUDG Thermostat is on but there’s Delayed Heating/No Heating Up at All Read More »
If your floor is not heating, you should contact your electrician to do proper troubleshooting. Click “Read More” for details.
My Floor has No Heat but There Are No Error Messages? Read More »
The clicking noises are the relay opening and closing to let the power through to the heating system. While it should be hardly noticeable, it can be reduced by insulating the surrounding of the electrical box in which it is mounted. You should also ensure that the screws mounting both the box and the thermostat are tight.
Is it Normal if my Thermostat Makes a Clicking Noise? Read More »
It could also mean that your thermostat is connected to the internet but you have not registered the device as a room on the myheating app or the my.warmup portal. In this instance, you will need to gather your 4iE’s device number and enter a room at your location on your profile.
If I’ve Registered an Account, Why Does my 4iE Still Have an ‘!’ on the Screen? Read More »