OPERATION GUIDE 1F70 Series (1F70-1F76)
Automatic Clock Thermostats
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About Your New Thermostat...
Your new thermostat can save 10 to 16% on annual heating fuel bills, depending on the climate of
the city where you live. With the fuel you save, the thermostat can pay for itself in less than one year
in most locations. Settingtemperaturesloweralso provides additional comfort. Most families enjoy
sleeping in cooler temperatures in both summer and winter. Your thermostat will automatically
maintain comfortable temperatures for you.
NOTE
This operation guide is a universal manual
for all variations of the entire line of mechani
cal clock thermostats. Your thermostat may
not have every feature and may vary slightly.
Please read this manual thoroughly before installing, operating or programming your
thermostat. If you have questions, please write to us at the address shown on the back cover
of this guide.
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In This Guide ...
PARTS OF THE THERMOSTAT..............
OPERATING THE THERMOSTAT
SELECT SETBACK-SETUP TIMES
SET AND START THE TIMER
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4 SET THERMOSTAT SWITCHES AND
6 TEMPERATURE LEVERS
Setting the Fan and System Switches
Setting the Temperature Levers
Setting the Program Advance Switch
REPLACING THE BATTERY
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PARTS OF THE THERMOSTAT
Refer to fig. 1 for location of the following parts
of the thermostat (fig. 1 shows heating/cooling
thermostat model with cover removed).
1. Timer dial (rotates counterclockwise to re-
move/replace timer selectors or to set cur
rent time).
2. BLUE timer selectors are used to select the
setback times (the times when the thermo
stat will begin to maintain the lower tem
perature, indicated by the blue (LO) tem
perature lever).
3. RED timer selectors are used to select the
setup times (the times when the thermostat
will begin to maintain the higher tempera
ture, indicated by the red (HI) temperature
lever).
4. Time reference marker indicates current
time.
5. Fan selector switch (heating/cooling model
only). In AUTO position, fan cycles with
heating or cooling system. In ON position,
fan runs continuously, regardless of system
operation.
6. System selector switch (heating/cooling
model only). In COOL position, cooling
system operates. In OFF position, neither
heating nor cooling system operates (but
fan may still run if fan switch is in the ON
position), in HEAT position, heating system
operates.
7. Red (HI) temperature lever indicates the
high temperature to be maintained.
8. Blue (LO) temperature lever indicates the
low temperature to be maintained.
9. Battery (size varies by model; some models
may not have a battery).
10. Anticipator (not adjustable on all models).
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Figure 1. Thermostat with cover removed.