E14
Bryant
Sensor Calibration Fault
Thermostat displays E14 and indicates a sensor calibration or range error; temperature or humidity readings may be locked.
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Possible Causes
Out-of-range internal sensor readings due to component drift, Incorrect calibration values stored in thermostat, Extreme ambient conditions exceeding sensor limits, Firmware bug affecting sensor scaling
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No high-voltage work is required.
Steps to troubleshoot:
- 1. Normalize environment: Ensure the thermostat is operating in a normal indoor environment (roughly 50–90°F, 20–80% RH). Allow it to stabilize for 30–60 minutes.
- 2. Reset calibration: In the thermostat settings, reset any user-applied temperature or humidity offsets back to factory defaults.
- 3. Firmware update: Connect to Wi‑Fi and update firmware if an update is available.
- 4. Compare with reference instruments: Use a reliable thermometer and hygrometer near the thermostat to compare readings. If the thermostat remains far off and E14 persists, internal sensors are likely out of spec.
- 5. Replace thermostat: If calibration cannot be restored via software, replace the Bryant smart thermostat.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Bryant Smart Thermostat (internal sensor assembly)
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