Wyze
Cycle Rate / Anticipator Misconfiguration
Thermostat frequently overshoots the set temperature, causing the room to become too hot or too cold before shutting off.
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Possible Causes
Cycle rate set too low or too high in Wyze settings, Incorrect system type (e.g., boiler vs forced air) selected, Poor thermostat placement causing delayed sensing, Large HVAC system relative to home size
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No electrical work is required.
- Adjust cycle settings: In the Wyze app, look for advanced settings related to cycle rate or system type and adjust them according to your equipment (e.g., fewer cycles per hour for boilers, more for forced air).
- Improve placement: Ensure the thermostat is in a representative area of the home, away from drafts, direct sun, or heat sources.
- Use gradual setpoint changes: Avoid large, sudden changes in setpoint that can cause overshoot; use smaller adjustments or scheduling.
- Consult HVAC professional: If overshoot persists, an HVAC technician can evaluate system sizing and airflow issues.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
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