Installing Programable Thermostat - Help?
Trying to go from a four wire cooling/heating unit to a Honeywell
RTH7000 series. I cannot get the cooling unit to go on, everything is hot air. I have the following wires: Y Rc G O On my old unit the Y was attached to both the Y and W. Does this mean I have to run some kind of jumper between the Y and W in the Honeywell thermostat? Can anyone help? |
Installing Programable Thermostat - Help?
wrote: Trying to go from a four wire cooling/heating unit to a Honeywell RTH7000 series. I cannot get the cooling unit to go on, everything is hot air. I have the following wires: Y Rc G O On my old unit the Y was attached to both the Y and W. Does this mean I have to run some kind of jumper between the Y and W in the Honeywell thermostat? Can anyone help? If there are only four wires you will probably need to pull a new thermostat wire with more conductors Check this link http://www.toad.net/~jsmeenen/wiring.html Hope this helps George |
Installing Programable Thermostat - Help?
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-- Jim McLaughlin Reply address is deliberately munged. If you really need to reply directly, try: jimdotmclaughlinatcomcastdotcom And you know it is a dotnet not a dotcom address. "George" wrote in message oups.com... wrote: Trying to go from a four wire cooling/heating unit to a Honeywell RTH7000 series. I cannot get the cooling unit to go on, everything is hot air. I have the following wires: Y Rc G O On my old unit the Y was attached to both the Y and W. Does this mean I have to run some kind of jumper between the Y and W in the Honeywell thermostat? Can anyone help? If there are only four wires you will probably need to pull a new thermostat wire with more conductors Check this link http://www.toad.net/~jsmeenen/wiring.html Hope this helps George |
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