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White Rodgers 1F60-22 Installation & Operating Manual Download Page 3

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In This Guide . . .

Your New Thermostat's Features . . . . . . 4
Check Your Thermostat's Location. . . . . 5
Observe These Safety Precautions . . . . . 6
Your New Thermostat's

Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Removing the Old Thermostat . . . . . . . . 8
Installing Your New Thermostat . . . . . . 8
Setting Option Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Testing Your Thermostat . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Operating Your Thermostat . . . . . . . . . 15

The Display
The Time Set Button
The Setback Button
The Switches
Minimum Timing Cycles

Programming Your Thermostat . . . . . . 21

Planning for Your Needs
Entering Your Program

Maintaining Your Thermostat . . . . . . . 28

Replacing the Batteries
Replacing the Fuse
Troubleshooting Your

Thermostat

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Summary of Contents for 1F60-22

Page 1: ...For use on 24 Volt AC Heat Cool and Heat Only Systems 1F60 22 SETBACK THERMOSTAT Homeowner Save this booklet for future use INSTALLATION OPERATING MANUAL PHOTO POSITION ONLY...

Page 2: ...system s efficiency while you save time Your new thermostat is easy to install You only need one regular screwdriver all other hardware is included easy to operate equipped with built in minimum timin...

Page 3: ...ermostat 8 Setting Option Switches 12 Testing Your Thermostat 13 Operating Your Thermostat 15 The Display The Time Set Button The Setback Button The Switches Minimum Timing Cycles Programming Your The...

Page 4: ...hour period To provide higher efficiency and better temperature control and to help increase the life of your system this thermostat has automatic minimum cycle on and off timing During power outages...

Page 5: ...or heat from appliances pipes or chimneys located behind the wall where the thermostat is located unheated areas behind the thermo stat such as an outside wall CHECK YOUR THERMOSTAT S LOCATION You sho...

Page 6: ...rcuit breaker box before beginning thermostat removal installation This will prevent electrical shock and or damage to the heating cooling system or thermostat CAUTION If in doubt about whether you wi...

Page 7: ...ace the cover align the cover with the base and push until it snaps into place Do not force the cover onto the base as this may damage the thermostat 1 Liquid Crystal Display LCD 2 1 3 Differential Sw...

Page 8: ...en all wires are removed remove the old thermostat base from the wall 1 Disconnect120v AC power 2 Remove the thermostat cover from the base 3 Pull the wires through the opening above the terminal scre...

Page 9: ...ystems where neither or only one of the transformers is grounded you may use this thermostat only if the transform ers are properly phased Use fig 4 to wire the thermostat If you are not sure of your...

Page 10: ...ot Neutral Transformer Figure 4 5 Wire 2 transformer Heat Cool Fan Relay Cooling System TYPICAL SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS W Y G R Thermostat Terminals Transformer 24v 120v AC Heating System Neutral Hot F...

Page 11: ...any other part of the thermostat 8 Set the option switches to desired positions see SETTING OPTION SWITCHES 9 Reconnect 120v AC power to system The thermostat display should now be operating If 120v A...

Page 12: ...set temperature result ing in longer on off cycles Normally the 1 F setting is used The F C SWITCH is located below the display on the base When you move the switch up the temperature will be displaye...

Page 13: ...dicated stop testing immediately disconnect the batteries and the 120v AC power and check thermostat wiring If wiring is correct see TROU BLESHOOTING YOUR THERMO STAT 1 Move the system Cool Off Heat s...

Page 14: ...on within two minutes Move the temperature set switch at least 5 F above the displayed room temperature The air conditioner should shut off within two minutes 4 Move the system switch to Heat Move the...

Page 15: ...installed your thermostat for you you may want to refer to YOUR NEW THERMOSTAT S COMPONENTS to help you locate buttons and switches on the thermostat After you are familiar with the operation of your...

Page 16: ...epending on which option you choose see SETTING OPTION SWITCHES The time and tempera ture are alternately displayed 3 Indicator arrows These arrows indicate which part of the system is currently opera...

Page 17: ...ck button The top arrow on the display should now be visible Press and TIME SET SET BACK release the setback button again The setback indicator on the display should now be off You will find more info...

Page 18: ...ed during setback periods You will find more information about using the setback switch in PROGRAMMING YOUR THERMOSTAT You use the fan switch only if you have a heat cool system When the switch is in...

Page 19: ...es If the room tempera ture does not reach the set setback temperature during the minimum period the cooling unit will continue to MINIMUM TIMING CYCLES The thermostat has built in timing cycle contro...

Page 20: ...minute minimum cycle time has expired You may temporarily override the minimum timing cycle in three ways Move the temperature set sliding switch at least 5 F from its current position Move the system...

Page 21: ...rmostat is designed to provide comfort and efficiency by allowing you to program setback time periods A setback is a time period during which the thermostat will automatically raise the temperature du...

Page 22: ...le 3 or make your own to plan the programmed setbacks you will need If you refer to your table while program ming your thermostat programming will be much easier for you Remember that Sample program w...

Page 23: ...different shifts or if your home is unoccupied for short periods during the day or evening for example you may want to use the setback feature while you attend an evening class ENTERING YOUR PROGRAM...

Page 24: ...uld be on 4 Look at your programming plan table 3 to determine your first planned end setback time then press and hold the time set button until this time is displayed 5 Press the setback button 6 Che...

Page 25: ...he time set button again When a programmed end setback time is displayed the setback indicator arrow will turn off You may check the programmed end setback time by releasing the time set button when t...

Page 26: ...or the house is unoccupied you should move the setback switch to 5 F The thermostat will then maintain the temperature at 5 F below the set temperature during setback periods Table 4 shows examples of...

Page 27: ...F 75 F 0 F 5 F 10 F 15 F 0 F 5 F 10 F 15 F 0 F 5 F 10 F 15 F 68 F 63 F 58 F 53 F 72 F 67 F 62 F 57 F 75 F 70 F 65 F 60 F during setback periods the temperature will be If set temperature when home is...

Page 28: ...h your thermostat These batteries provide power to the thermostat during any power interruptions The thermostat is not designed to run on battery power alone but the batteries will maintain your progr...

Page 29: ...careful not to damage the thermostat 4 Insert the new batteries with the flat side up 5 Replace the cover If you are experiencing short battery life it may be due to the type or condition of your hea...

Page 30: ...equate In this case a 24 V single pole normally open SPNO relay must be added to the system using the following procedure A qualified service person should perform this installation 1 Disconnect 120v...

Page 31: ...l Relay 24 v Trans former Thermostat Gas Valve R W 120 v Limit Hot Neutral PROCEDURE 2 Short battery life may also be caused by repeated power interruptions These furnaces cause power interruptions du...

Page 32: ...ms only 1 Disconnect 120v AC power from system 2 Install the resistor between the W and Y terminals on the thermostat see fig 8 Do not allow the resistor to come into contact with any other thermostat...

Page 33: ...G YOUR THERMOSTAT CAUTION Method 2 For heat only or heat cool systems This installation requires an additional wire that will run from the furnace low voltage terminal block to the thermostat 1 Discon...

Page 34: ...ver and restore power to the system 4 Test thermostat and system opera tion see TESTING YOUR THERMOSTAT Furnace Low Voltage Terminal Block Thermostat Terminals Four wire heat cool Two wire heat only T...

Page 35: ...tach a wire to terminal C on the furnace low voltage terminal block Attach the wire s other end to the resistor using a wire nut connector Attach the resistor to the W terminal on the furnace low volt...

Page 36: ...120v AC power 2 Obtain a 1 amp 250v AGC type Normal Blo fuse 3 Locate the old fuse above the thermostat wire terminals Remove the old fuse 4 Install the new fuse 5 Replace the thermostat cover and res...

Page 37: ...help you isolate the problem You may be able to solve the problem yourself but some procedures should be performed only by a qualified service person this is noted in the Action column If you or your...

Page 38: ...E ACTION TO TAKE IN MANUAL REFERENCE SECTION Heat will not turn on 1 Not in Heat mode Move system switch to Heat position 2 Not calling for heat Check heat indicator arrow on display If off move tempe...

Page 39: ...re swing 1 Thermostat location Relocate thermostat 2 Differential switch set to 3 F Move differential switch to 1 F CHECK YOUR THERMOSTAT S LOCATION SETTING OPTION SWITCHES On off cycles too short 1 T...

Page 40: ...693A 8946 If you need further information on installation or programming instructions you may call our technical service department 8 00 AM to 4 30 PM CST at 1 314 577 1300 or toll free at 1 800 876 T...

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