Emerson Blue Easy Reader Thermostat 1F95EZ-0671 Homeowner’s Guide

The Homeowner’s Guide explains how to operate, program, and maintain the Emerson Blue Easy Reader Thermostat (model 1F95EZ‑0671).


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Brand
Emerson
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
311 KB
Published
29 September, 2026
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
139660EFA12023BB2B20101D8C80517F

About this manual

This manual introduces the Blue Easy Reader thermostat, describing its two‑part construction (base and control front) and power options. It covers both non‑programmable and programmable modes, battery replacement, and basic operation of heating, cooling, and fan functions.

Detailed sections walk you through setting the time and date, configuring weekly schedules, adjusting temperature limits, and using advanced features such as auxiliary heat, fast‑heat, and daylight‑savings adjustments. A configuration menu record provides default factory settings for quick reference.

What's inside

  • Using Your Thermostat – Non‑Programmable Mode
  • Using Your Thermostat – Programmable Mode
  • Thermostat Display Overview
  • Setup Guide for Programmable Mode
  • Setting Up Your Thermostat Options
  • Configuration Menu Descriptions
  • Configuration Menu Recording
  • Homeowner Help Line

Specifications

Battery typeAA alkaline
Temperature display unitsFahrenheit or Celsius
Heat temperature limit62° – 99°
Schedules per week0 (non‑programmable) or 7 (programmable)
Periods per schedule2 (Day/Night) or 4 (Morning/Day/Evening/Night)

Frequently asked questions

How can I set the current time and day?

Press the Time button and step through hour, minute, year, month, and date to set the correct time and day.

How do I enable daylight‑savings time adjustment?

In programmable mode, enable the Daylight Savings Time option; select Off if you do not want automatic changes.

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