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I just bought a Honeywell ct3200 Thermostat to replace an old CT87A.
Everything worked fine with the old thermostat (A/c, Heater, Fan only).
Now only A/c and fan work.

I have four wires, red,white,blue,green. Red to R, White to W, Green to
G, Blue to Y. I believe this is how the original stat was wired
although being a newbie I didn't check before disconnecting. I talked
to a Honeywell rep however and she confirmed that it was wired
correctly.

I'm left to believe I must have either damaged the heater or the
thermostat when installing, as I played around with differnt
configurations. I was confused by the blue wire not being yellow like
it should be. Anybody have any ideas? It's going to start getting cold
at night here. Thanks


Call a pro. You blew the board.

Stupid ****ing cheap-ass homemoaner...

The question is did I blow it with my question or response? F'ing know
it alls.

On 28 Sep 2005 17:10:04 -0700, wrote:

The question is did I blow it with my question or response? F'ing know
it alls.

As long as your blew it, that's the main thing.

It needed blowing.


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We seem to know not only what you did, but how you did it.
I guess that still leaves you out in the cold

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The question is did I blow it with my question or response? F'ing know
it alls.

The question is did I blow it with my question or response? F'ing know
it alls.

You did it by crossposting....to ALT.HVAC

Thats the standard type of reply you'll get there

Put a jumper between Rh and Rc.

"Phil Yarbrough" wrote in message
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Put a jumper between Rh and Rc.

Ummm...the unit comes with one already installed there....

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