Emerson 1F95EZ-0671 Assembly instructions
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat
1F95EZ-0671
Homeowner’s Guide
Congratulations on choosing the Emerson Blue Easy Reader Thermostat. Blue Easy
Reader is designed to be the easiest thermostat you have ever used. This thermostat
features large numbers and letters for easier viewing, and “one button to one function”
operation for total simplicity. As with all Emerson Blue thermostats, no other brand offers
better temperature accuracy or reliability.
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat consists of two parts, the base or wall plate mounted
on your interior wall and the display and control front that snaps onto the base piece.
Depending on your installation, your Blue Easy Reader may be battery powered or system
powered. Either way, it is recommended to keep fresh batteries installed. Batteries are
accessible by removing the control front from the base. Whenever “Change ” appears
in the display, new premium brand AA alkaline batteries should be installed. If the house
will be unoccupied for an extended period and is displayed, install new batteries before
leaving.
If you plan to use Blue Easy Reader as a non-programmable thermostat, please turn
the page to get started. Keep in mind that Easy Reader can also be a programmable
thermostat if you should change your mind later. Please call 800-284-2925 if you need
assistance in changing to programmable.
If you plan to use Easy Reader as a programmable thermostat, please skip to page 6.
Message to Homeowners
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat
Non-Programmable Mode................................... 4
Thermostat Display Overview ............................ 4
Using Your Thermostat –
Non-Programmable Mode.................................. 5
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat
Programmable Mode ........................................... 6
Thermostat Display Overview ............................ 6
The Display Icons for Programming................... 7
Setup Guide for Programmable Mode ............. 10
Set Current Time and Day ............................... 10
Energy Saving Factory Pre-program................ 12
Programming Your Thermostat......................... 13
Copy Program.................................................. 13
Heating and A/C Worksheet............................. 14
Enter Heating Program .................................... 15
Enter A/C Program........................................... 15
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Using Your Thermostat – Programmable Mode
Auxiliary Heat................................................... 16
Temporary Program Override .......................... 16
Permanent Temperature Hold .......................... 16
System Diagnostics ........................................ 17
Setting Up Your Thermostat Options ............... 18
Configuration Menu Items................................ 18
Configuration Menu Descriptions..................... 20
Record of Thermostat Options Selected ......... 24
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat Homeowner’s Guide • 3
THERMOSTAT DISPLAY OVERVIEW
Off Button
Press to turn
off both Heating
and Air Condi-
tioning systems
and fan
A/C Button
Press to
select Air
Conditioning
Heat Button
Press to select
Heating
BLUE EASY READER THERMOSTAT – NON-PROGRAMMABLE MODE
4 • Blue Easy Reader Thermostat Homeowner’s Guide
Battery Status
= Full Charge
= Half Capacity
Change = Replace
Batteries
Indicates Heat
Pump System
(does not appear
for multi-stage or
single stage)
Actual Room Temperature
Desired Temperature
Temperature Adjustment
Buttons
Menu Button
Button Labels
Solid colored labels
indicate selection is On.
Non-solid or outlined labels
indicate not selected or Off.
(Heat is on in this example.)
Button not used
Fan Button
Press to select Fan operation
Fan = Fan On/continuous Fan
Fan
Fan = Fan Auto – Fan runs only
during a call for Heat or Air
Conditioning (typical setting)
BLUE EASY READER THERMOSTAT – NON-PROGRAMMABLE MODE
1On the home screen display select your desired
system operating mode (Heat or A/C).
2Press either the or button to select the
desired room temperature “setting”.
3Press the Fan button to select the desired fan
operation, Auto or On.
4Press Off to turn Heating and A/C system Off. Fan
will turn Off if it is On.
If your heating or A/C system is a heat pump, the
system automatically activates Auxiliary Heating when
the outside temperature is too cold for the heat pump
to efficiently heat the home.You can manually activate
the auxiliary heating by pressing and holding the Heat
button until
Aux
Aux changes to Aux. To turn the manual
auxiliary off press the Heat button again.
Now enjoy the simple operation of your Easy Reader
Non-Programmable Thermostat.
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USING YOUR THERMOSTAT
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat Homeowner’s Guide • 5
BLUE EASY READER THERMOSTAT – PROGRAMMABLE MODE
Actual Room Temperature
Desired Temperature
Temperature Adjustment
Buttons
Menu Button
Button Labels
Solid colored labels indicate
selection is On. Non-solid or
outlined labels indicate not
selected or Off. (Heat is On
in this example.)
Program Period
Off Button
Press to
turn off both
Heating and Air
Conditioning
systems and fan
A/C Button
Press to
select Air
Conditioning
Heat Button
Press to
select
Heating
Time of Day
Day of Week
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THERMOSTAT DISPLAY OVERVIEW
Button used for Programming
Indicates Heat
Pump System
(does not appear
for multi-stage or
single stage)
Battery Status
= Full Charge
= Half Capacity
Change = Replace
Batteries
Fan Button
Press to select Fan operation
Fan = Fan On/continuous Fan
Fan
Fan = Fan Auto – fan runs only
during a call for Heat or Air
Conditioning (typical setting)
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BLUE EASY READER THERMOSTAT – PROGRAMMABLE MODE
OTHER DISPLAY ICONS FOR PROGRAMMING
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat Homeowner’s Guide • 7
Run Indicates button to press to exit any menu and return to normal operation.
Time Indicates button used to set time and date. Press button to step through the hour,
minute, Year, Month, and Date.
Adv Day Indicates button used when programming to advance through the days of the week.
Aux Indicates system is selected as heat pump or indicates that auxiliary heating system
is operating.
5Call for
Service
Will display if your heating or A/C system has diagnostic capability and needs a
qualified technician to service the equipment.
6Shows time of day. When setting the Time, displays time or date. Each press of the
“Time” button will change hour, minute, Year, Month, and Date. In Sched (Schedule)
mode, will show start time for period.
7In Normal operation, the current day of the week will be displayed. When setting the
Time, indicates the day of the week selected. In Sched mode indicates the day of the
week being programmed starting with Monday. Press Adv Day button to step through
the days of the week.
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OTHER DISPLAY ICONS FOR PROGRAMMING
BLUE EASY READER THERMOSTAT – PROGRAMMABLE MODE
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8In Normal operation mode indicates the current Program period “Morn, Day, Eve, or
Night”. In Sched mode will indicate the period of the day being programmed
9Hold
Temp
Indicates the program schedule is temporarily overridden. The thermostat will maintain
the current desired temperature for a two hour period. “Hold” will be displayed when
the thermostat is placed in permanent hold using the Hold button.
10 Limit Is displayed when the desired temperature is adjusted with the or keys to the
temperature limit selected in the setup menu.
11 Hold
Copy
Menu
Menu indicates button to press to access the programming and time setting functions
or to enter the Configuration menu. Hold indicates button to press to enter permanent
Hold. Copy is used in programming.
12 Sched Indicates button to press to enter Sched mode to enable setting of program schedule.
In Hold or Hold Temp mode, “Run Sched” indicates button to press to return to Run
mode.
BLUE EASY READER THERMOSTAT – PROGRAMMABLE MODE
OTHER DISPLAY ICONS FOR PROGRAMMING
Blue Easy Reader Thermostat Homeowner’s Guide • 9
2Press the Time button to display hour and A or P in
the clock display
SET CURRENT TIME AND DAY
1On the Home display in Heat or A/C, press Menu
button to display additional button choices
SETUP GUIDE FOR PROGRAMMABLE OPERATING MODE
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To change your thermostat to be a Programmable, Item 14, Schedules per Week, in Configuration Menu must be
changed from P0 to P7. See page 18-19, “Setting Up Your Thermostat Options.”
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