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White Rodgers Comfort-Set 90 User Manual

White Rodgers Comfort-Set 90
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing
your new Comfort-Set 90
Series thermostat. Your new
White-Rodgers thermostat
uses solid state micro-
computer technology to
provide precise time/tem-
perature control. This ther-
mostat offers the flexibility
to design heating and cooling
programs that fit your needs.
Adaptable to most 24 volt
residential forced air, multi-
stage (1F95-377 or 1F95-371)
or heat pump systems with
electric or fossil fuel auxil-
iary (1F95-377 or 1F94-371).
You will find information
about thermostat buttons and
display in the component
section beginning on page 2.
Introduction
Orientation
Configuration
Programming
Features
Index
Instructions for optional
thermostat configuration
begin on page 4. Program-
ming information begins on
page 7. Descriptions of the
thermostat’s features begin
on page 13.
We have also added thumb
tabs to help you find sections
of the manual.
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White Rodgers Comfort-Set 90 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Stages1 Heat/1 Cool
Programmability7-Day Programmable
DisplayLCD
Voltage24 VAC
BacklightYes
Power SourceBattery
Temperature Range45°F - 90°F
CompatibilitySingle-stage systems
MountingWall

Summary

Introduction

Orientation

Thermostat Buttons Overview

Details the function and location of each button on the thermostat.

Thermostat Display Indicators

Explains the meaning of symbols and text shown on the thermostat display.

Configuration

User Menu Settings

Guides users through the configuration options available in the User Menu.

Keypad Lockout Options

Covers the setup for partial or total keypad lockout for security.

Programming

Manual Operation Mode

How to operate the thermostat manually without using programmed schedules.

Programmed Operation

Instructions for creating custom heating and cooling schedules.

Setting the Clock

Step-by-step guide to setting the current time and AM/PM.

Setting the Day

How to set the current day of the week on the thermostat.

Setting the Program Schedule

Details on entering time periods and temperatures for daily programs.

Sample Heat Program Schedule

An example of a pre-programmed heating schedule.

Sample Cool Program Schedule

An example of a pre-programmed cooling schedule.

7-Day Personal HEAT Program Schedule

A template for users to fill in their custom heating program.

7-Day Personal COOL Program Schedule

A template for users to fill in their custom cooling program.

Features

Adjustable Temperature Display

How to adjust the displayed room temperature for preference.

Energy Management Recovery (EMR)

System starts early to reach setpoints, saving energy.

Temperature Units Setting

How to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius display.

Fan Control Options

Setting the fan to run for a specific duration within a period.

User Interface Features

Enabling or disabling the keypad beep for silent operation.

Heating and Cooling Performance

Controls the speed of second-stage heating and cooling engagement.

Outdoor Temperature Sensing

Using an optional sensor to display the outside temperature.

Remote Operation and Monitoring

Features for remote control and monitoring system runtime.

System Control and Security

Options for automatic mode switching, keypad lockout, and compressor protection.

Factory Preprogrammed Schedules

Information on the thermostat's default programming.

Programmable Fan Control

Setting the fan to run continuously during programmed periods.

Filter Change Reminder

A reminder to change or clean the air filter based on usage.

System and Thermostat Diagnostics

Interpreting diagnostic codes like CHECK SYS and CHECK STAT.

Temporary Program Override

How to temporarily change temperature without altering the program.

Indefinite Program Hold

Holding a set temperature indefinitely until program resume.

Programmable Vacation Operation

Setting a constant temperature for a specified vacation period.

Optional Remote Temperature Sense

Using multiple sensors for accurate room temperature readings.

Assigning Sensor Priorities

Prioritizing sensors for optimal comfort in different zones.

Daylight Savings Time Button

Adjusting the thermostat's clock for daylight saving changes.

Large Lighted LCD Display

Details about the thermostat's display, including backlighting.

Arm Chair Programming

Programming the thermostat while it is detached from the wallplate.

Power Loss Recovery

How the thermostat functions after a power interruption.

Second Stage Time Delay

The thermostat's logic for activating the second heating/cooling stage.

Index

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