Note – White Rodgers 1F70 User Manual
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If you have a Nicad battery: if the clock
stops after the fresh battery is installed,
move both temperature levers to the lowest
setting. The automatic recharging circuit is
then connected to the battery. Leave the
temperature levers at the lowest setting for
two to three hours; this will provide sufficient
battery charging to operate timer. The bat
tery will then automatically be recharged
whenever the thermostat is not calling for
heat or cool.
After replacing and charging the battery, let
the system cycle for at least threee hours,
then check to see that the clock is maintain
ing the proper time.
NOTE
If the Nicad battery is installed on a day when
extreme outdoortemperatures are experienced
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and the heating or cooling system operate for
long periods of time, it may take as much as 24
to 48 hours to charge the battery. If you wish to
charge the battery more quickly, move the sys
tem switch to the OFF position. The battery then
will fully charge in approximately 3 hours (how
ever, the system will not operate with the
system switch in the OFF position).
3. After the battery has been replaced, refer to
SET AND START THE TIMER to reset and
Figure 8. Battery replacement.