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Emerson 1F76U-22WFB SENSI LITE SMART THERMOSTAT

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DOWNLOADING THE APP AND CREATING AN ACCOUNT

YOU WILL NEED
Gather this information before you begin the installation for a smoother walk-through.

DOWNLOAD THE SENSI APP
The Sensi Lite smart thermostat is a Wi-Fi-enabled device. To install and configure your thermostat correctly, you must use the Sensi app. To start the installation process, download the Sensi app to your smartphone or tablet. It is a free download.

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CREATE AN ACCOUNT
When you download the Sensi app, you will be prompted to create an account. This is required to access your thermostat remotely and use all the features Sensi offers. Use a valid email address and a password of your choosing to create an account. Remember this email address and password. Your Sensi thermostat will be linked to this email address once it is registered.

INSTALLING THE SENSI THERMOSTAT

STEP 1
Add your thermostat to the Sensi app

INSTALLATION
Once you have downloaded the Sensi app and have created an account, you are ready to install the thermostat to your wall and connect it to Wi-Fi. If there are no registered thermostats, tap the plus (+) sign to add a thermostat.

First, choose which thermostat you purchased. The Sensi Lite smart thermostat option is for the following model numbers:

Note: You can check your model number on the back of the thermostat cover.

STEP 2
Is your Sensi thermostat already on your wall?

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STEP 3
Remove the old thermostat from your wallsensi 1F76U-22WFB Series Lite Smart Thermostat 3

STEP 4
Secure your new thermostat base to the wall and connect wires

STEP 5
Scan QR code and attach the thermostat cover

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STEP 6
Connecting to Wi-Fi and registering your thermostat

Pro Tip:
If the thermostat screen is not turning on after wiring installation, the batteries may not be installed properly. See the troubleshooting section on pg. 7 for more information.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Why isn’t my heating/cooling turning on?

Connecting to Wi-Fi troubleshooting
If you’re having trouble connecting to Wi-Fi, here are some tips to try:

Reconnecting to Wi-Fi
If you replaced your router or changed your Wi-Fi network password, you will need to reconnect your thermostat to Wi-Fi. This process is different depending on what smart device you are using. Please see our support article for more information on how to reconnect.
sensi.emerson.com/en-us/support/reconnecting-sensi-thermostat-to-wifi

HVAC configuration menu
If you want to check that your thermostat’s HVAC settings were configured correctly or you’re experiencing a system issue, refer to the chart for equipment descriptions and options. Learn more about how to properly configure your thermostat here: sensi.emerson.com/en-us/support/how-do-i-configure-my-thermostat

Accessing your Sensi thermostat from other devices
When you log into your Sensi account with your email address and password, the app will be able to control all the thermostats registered to your Sensi account.
If you give someone else your email address and the password to your Sensi account, they will be able to log in and control any thermostats registered to that account. You can change your email address and password from inside the app. Be aware of this when giving out your information. There is no limit to the number of devices that can access the thermostat.

Forgot password
If you forget the password to your Sensi account, click on Forgot Password on the login screen of the Sensi app. A temporary password will be sent to the email address that you use to log in.

CONFIGURATION MENU ITEMS REFERENCE
Menu item Description Options
Outdoor Equipment Select AC or Heat Pump equipment AC/HP/–
Indoor Equipment Select whether the equipment is an electric or gas furnace, or fan-only. Set this to EL for single-stage electric for GA single-stage gas systems or FN for fan-only systems GA/FN/EL
Reversing Valve or Multistage Position When configured for O, the reversing valve is energized in Cooling. This will cover most applications. Some manufacturers, such as Rheem orRuud, use the B terminal, which would energize in Heating. For three-wire zone hydronic systems set this to 6. O/B/2H/2C/6/–
Multistage Equipment When configured for 2C, second-stage cooling is energized. When configured for 2H, second-stage heating is energized. 2H/2C/6/–

Installing multiple thermostats
If you are installing more than one thermostat, follow the same installation process in the Sensi app. Once you have one thermostat installed, open the Sensi app on your phone. At the main screen,  press the + sign to add another thermostat to your account.

Accessing account information
You can use the Account area to access your email preferences and change your account information and the email address associated with your Sensi.

Technical support
For problems installing your Sensi thermostat, visit our support site. We have a vast collection of troubleshooting articles aimed at helping you install Sensi and use its features. We also have a support team available to help assist you.
sensihelp.com

Notes

CONVENTIONAL SINGLE-STAGE OR MULTI-STAGE SYSTEMS (NO HEAT PUMP)

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HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS

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Reference

Download Manual

sensi 1F76U-22WFB Series Lite Smart Thermostat Installation Guide

Emerson 1F76U-22WFB SENSI LITE SMART THERMOSTAT Installation guide

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