E20
Geo
Sensor Calibration Data Corruption
Thermostat displays E20 and indicates a sensor calibration or configuration mismatch after a firmware update.
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Possible Causes
Interrupted firmware update, Corrupted calibration data in non‑volatile memory, Incompatible firmware version, Failed EEPROM on Geo PCB
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No high‑voltage work is required.
- Step 1 – Reboot thermostat: Remove the thermostat from the wall plate for 30 seconds, then reattach. Check if E20 clears.
- Step 2 – Reapply firmware update: Using the Geo app, attempt to reinstall the latest firmware version, ensuring a stable Wi‑Fi connection.
- Step 3 – Factory reset: Perform a full factory reset from the settings menu. This will erase schedules and custom settings but can restore default calibration data.
- Step 4 – Reconfigure sensors: After reset, reconfigure any remote or outdoor sensors and verify their readings.
- Step 5 – Replace thermostat: If E20 persists after reset and reconfiguration, the non‑volatile memory storing calibration data may be defective. Replace the thermostat head unit.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Calibration EEPROM / Non‑Volatile Memory
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