Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: My current stat doesn't reset back to the programmed time after a temp mode, have to manually reset. Does this one auto reset back at programmed time?
Document: These are great thermostats, however; I like the previous TX500 (no "E") models better as they toggle back and forth with a digital readout of the programmed temperature as well as the actual room temperature. My experience with Lux Thermostats is that they are easily programmed and are very affordable. You may also want to note that a thermostat with a back light might be handy which these do not have.
I contacted Lux and they sent a replacement unit. I have serious doubts about the reliability of these units now. Will report back about any surprises later.A much cheaper ($10) programmable thermostat is available at Home Depot, its called Rite-Temp. It has more programming option than this Lux thermostat and less than half the price.
Looked long and hard for the right thermostat for me. I am stuck using propane to heat my dwelling here in small town USA. I am also at 7,000 ft. So heat without a doubt is a must from fall to late spring. Lux is the only thermostat that lets you adjust the temp range. I can set the temp and then adjust the thermostat not to come back on until it gets a couple of degrees cooler.
This item shown in the picture is the TX500, not the TX500E as the item shows. I actually wanted the TX500 as its an older until but has a better display that switches between the time and room temperature. The "E" seems to only show the programmed temperature which seems a little odd to not show the room temperature.
)Then it will hold your temperature until the next program change not until a moment you choose. The programmed heating and cooling only have two choices: the week M-F and the weekend. Spend the money and buy a better one!
I have an earlier version of this thermostat. With the exception of having to have both the fan and heat engaged at the same time, (even the boiler guy could not figure it out) this is a great thermostat. Installation was a problem, but I am unskilled at that. Once it worked, it has served me well for over 6 years. Back then, I payed $50 for mine. You are really getting a bargain at this price.
Programming the TX500E was easy; their dial selector was a plus. Their instruction sheet was very comprehensive. The TX500E is operating fine and I'm hoping that it will last a long time since it has a 3 year warranty.It is a replacement for my Honeywell 230 series 5-2 day programmable thermostat that failed before 3 years in service. It turned into HAL from the movie '2001'--it wouldn't let me manually override the temperature or let me change any of my program settings.
when you override the temperature and the program is about to change due to scheduled timing, it seems to override your temp. I wish it would keep the override temp for a set time no matter what...
I came back to read the reviews of other owners of this thermostat, and am disheartened to hear that we're not the only one with a failed device. 2 years ... when did they start making thermostats disposable. Shame.
And that would keep the furnace running almost all the time, since as soon as the temp equalized, it would start up again. With propane that means a $350 a month bill here. Being able to adjust the range of temp to turn on and off means a savings of about $200 a month for me. When I called the other thermostat manufactures, they all told me they don't make a thermostat like that anymore.
Answer: no