White Rodgers UP310 User manual

Model # UP310
Made in China
Universal Thermostat
with scheduling
37-7577A
Install Guide
Want to install the easy way?

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GUIDE CONTENTS
Preparations ........................................................................ 3
Thermostat details............................................................... 5
Removal of your old thermostat........................................... 8
Mounting, wiring, and conguring your new thermostat .... 15
Checking thermostat operation.......................................... 22
Using your thermostat ....................................................... 24
Specications .................................................................... 30
Troubleshooting................................................................. 31
Failure to follow and read all instructions carefully before installing or operating this control could cause personal injury
and/or property damage.
WARNING
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1. PREPARATIONS
Precautions
• Donotexceedthespecicationratings.
• All wiring must conform to local and national electrical codes and ordinances.
1.1 Check package contents
This package should contain the following items:
1.2 Gather tools
• Thermostat
• Mounting screws and wall anchors (x2)
• 2 AA batteries
• Terminal wire label stickers
• Installation instructions
Required tools:
□SmallPhillipsorFlat-headscrewdriver
□Smallpliers(needle-nose)
□Drillwith3/16”(4mm)bit
Optional tools:
□Wirecutters/stripper
□Hammer(forwallanchors)

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2. THERMOSTAT DETAILS
The thermostat buttons and switches
Fan button
Hold a permanent temperature, or release the hold to return to the
programmed schedule
System button
Backlight button
Raises temperature setting
Access menu options
Lowers temperature setting
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Menu
FanHold/RunSystem

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The display
Next(Menubutton)isusedtonavigatewithin
a menu
Setthecorrecttime,accesstheschedule
and customize thermostat settings.
Back(Fanbutton)isusedtonavigatewithin
a menu
Exit(Hold/Runbutton)returnstothehomescreen
Thermostat is protecting the equipment from
shortcycling(5-minutedelay)
IndicatesthatthesystemisrunninginCool,Heat
orAuxiliarymode.(HeatPumpOnly-Theauxiliary
willruninHeatmodewhentheheatpumpcannot
maintain the set temperature.)
SEETROUBLESHOOTING
Battery status indicator
Replace battery indicator
Day of the week used when programming
a schedule
Permanenthold(bypassingtheschedule)
Temperature setpoint
Appears when the keypad is locked
(topreventunwantedchanges)
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3. REMOVING OLD THERMOSTAT
3.1 Turn off power
Topreventelectricalshockand/orequipmentdamage,disconnectelectricalpowertothesystematthemainfuseorcircuitbreakerbox,orby
flippingaswitchattheairhandler.Donotrestorepoweruntilinstallationiscomplete.
WARNING
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Toensurethepowertoyourheatingandcoolingsystemhasbeenturnedoff,trytoturnonheatingorcoolingby
changing the temperature on your old thermostat.
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3.2 Remove the old thermostat cover
Removetheoldthermostat’sfrontcoverfromthewallbase.Somecoverspulloffeasily,whileothersmayneedto
bereleasedbyusingascrewdriver.
Youroldthermostatmayhaveasealedglasstubecontainingmercury.Becarefulnottodamagethetubeordisposeofthetubeinyourtrash.For
safedisposalinformation,pleaseseeMercuryNoticeonpage36.
CAUTION
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3.3 Label wires
Tip: Taking a picture with a camera or smartphone can help you not only remember how wires are connected
totheterminals,butcanalsoensurethatyoulabelyourwirescorrectly.Mislabelingthewiresmayresultina
high energy bill or damage to your heating and cooling system.
Foreachwirethatcomesoutofwall,followthese4steps.
Note that this step is very important for conguring your system in section 4.5. Please follow
instruction carefully.
1.Locatetheterminalletterthatthewireisconnectedtointherstcolumnofthetable
2.Writedowntheoldthermostatterminalletterinthesecondcolumn

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3.Labelthatwirewiththecorrespondingletterinthethirdcolumn
4.Disconnectthelabeledwirecarefully,andproceedtothenextwireuntilallwiresarelabeled
Pleasenotethatnotallterminalsmaybeusedandthatthere’snostandardcolorcodeforthermostatwires,soyour
wirecolorsmayvary.Foryourreference,we’veincludedaterminallabelreferencechartbelowtohelpyouconnect
the wires from your old thermostat to your new thermostat in case you get stuck.
Terminal labeling reference chart
If your current
terminal has the
following letter
Writedown
that letter here
Labelthewires
with the following
letters
Terminal function
RH,R,R5,5 RH 24VPower(Heating)
RC RC 24VPower(Cooling)
C,X,B* CCommonWire
W,W1,W/E,
Aux/E,E W/E 1stStageHeat(forconventionalsystem);1st StageAuxiliaryHeat(forheatpumpsystem)

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If your current
terminal has the
following letter
Writedown
that letter
here
Labelthewires
with the following
letters
Terminal function
W2** W2 2ndStageHeat(Conventional)2ndStageAuxiliary
Heat(HeatPump)
Y,Y1 Y1stStageCompressor
Y2 Y2 2ndStagecompressor
G G Fan Relay
O,B*,O/B O/B ReversingValve(forheatpumpsystems)
L L HeatPumpDiagnostic
Terminal labeling reference chart, contʼd.

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Do you have a “B” wire?
Labelingthe“B”wirecanbetricky.Itcouldbelabeledas“C”or“O/B”dependingonwhetheryouhavean“O”wire
connectedtoyouroldthermostat.Pleasepayattentionandfollowtheasterisk(*)commentsbelowwhilelabeling.
*Label“B”as“C”onlyiftheoldthermostatalsohadawireinthe“O”terminalblock.Iftherewasnowireinthe“O”
terminalblock,labelthewireas“O/B”
**OnheatpumpsystemswithseparateW2andEwires,labelbothwiresW/E(2wiresononeterminal)
3.4 Identify jumper wire
ForterminalRCandRH:
Onyouroldthermostat,if… Then,onyournewthermostat…
TerminalRCandRHareconnected
with a jumper wire LeavetheRC/RHjumperwireinitsplace
There’sonlyoneRwire(RC,RH,RorR5)
coming out of the wall LeavetheRC/RHjumperwireinitsplace
TwoseparateRwirescomeoutofthewall,andthey
are NOT connected by a jumper wire
ClipthejumperwirebetweenRCandRHon
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50/60HZ OR DC 0.05 TO 1.5 AMP
(PER TERMINAL) 2.5 AMPS MAX.
(COMBINED LOAD) CLASS 2
0150-XXXXXX E1
XXXX 5001 8186 REV.X
UP MADE IN CHINA
EMERSON
RC/RH Jumper Wire

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3.5 Remove old thermostat base
Withallofyourwiresdisconnectedandproperlylabeled,youmaynowsafelyremovethethermostatbasefrom
your wall.
Tip: Worriedabouthavingyourwiresfallingintoyourwall?Keepthewiressecurebywrappingthethem
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4. MOUNTING AND WIRING YOUR NEW THERMOSTAT
4.1 Install new thermostat base
Mount your new thermostat base using the supplied screws. Drill holes and insert wall anchors to secure the
thermostatbasetothewall,ifnecessary.
Leveling Thermostat
Levelingisforappearanceonlyandwillnot
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4.2 Connect wires to corresponding terminal blocks
Matcheachlabeledwiretoit’scorrespondingterminalonthemountedthermostatbase.Inserteachlabeledwireinto
theholeofit’smatchingterminal,andusingthescrewdriver,tightenthescrewontheterminalblocksecurely.
RC
RH
O/B
RH
Takecarewhensecuringandroutingwiressotheydonotshorttoadjacentterminalsorrearofthermostat.Personalinjuryand/orpropertydamage
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4.3 Identify system conguration
Your wiring can help to determine the type of heating and cooling equipment installed in your home. Before attaching
thefrontcover,usethefollowingchart,andchecktheboxnexttothesettingsthatmatchyournewthermostat’s
wiring. This information will be used in Step 4.5tocongureyourthermostat.
Thermostat Terminals
with attached wires Outdoor Equipment Setting (Used in 4.5)
▢No wire on thermostat terminal Y No air conditioner / no heat pump AC0
▢Y (no O/B) Single stage air conditioner AC1
▢Y, Y2 (no O/B) Two stage air conditioner AC2
▢Y, O/B Single stage heat pump HP1
▢Y, Y2, O/B Two stage heat pump HP2

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Thermostat Terminals
with attached wires Indoor Equipment Setting (Used in 4.5)
▢No wire on thermostat terminal W/E Blower only (no indoor heating
equipment) FAN
▢W/E (Gas or Oil heat) Single stage gas or oil furnace GA1
▢W/E, W2 (Gas or Oil heat) Two stage gas or oil furnace GA2
▢W/E (Electric heat) Single stage electric furnace EL1
▢W/E, W2 (Electric heat) Two stage electric furnace EL2

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4.4 Install the batteries and attach front cover
InstalltheincludedAAalkalinebatteriesandpushthefrontcoverontothethermostatbaseuntilit’ssecure.
4.5 Congure thermostat
Holdthemenubuttondownfor8secondstolaunchtheinstallermenu.Yourscreenwillchangetothe
congurationmenu.Settherst3items(05,10,15)tomatchyourequipment.Pleaserefertothetablein
Section 4.3 and Section 3.3tondoutyourequipmenttypeandpreviouswiringconguration.
Menu
FanHold/RunSystem
AC2: setting of the item 05: number of item on
installer menu
Do not restore power to the heating and cooling system until instructed.
CAUTION
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Menu #
(Hold Menu 8 Seconds) Description Default Setting
(ashing icons)
Settings
(Press or )
05
Outdoor Equipment: selects air
conditioner (AC) or heat pump (HP)
equipment as well as the number of
stage
AC2
AC0
AC1
AC2
HP1
HP2
Refer to Section 4.3
10 Indoor Equipment: selects whether
the equipment is a gas furnace,
electric furnace or fan only
EL2
FAN
GA1
GA2
EL1
EL2
Refer to Section 4.3
20 Reversing valve set to O or B *
* For heat pump systems only O
Oif old thermostat has an O
terminal
B if old thermostat has a B
terminal
30 Heat Cycle Rate: how often
the heat will turn on MEd
SLO – slow
MEd – medium
FAS – fast