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| shencl
 |  "Honeywell RTH7500 Wire Problem"
, posted Sat 26 Jan 20:24  
My current Braeburn 3000 non-programmable thermostate wire is as below: And I am not sure I have heat pump or just heat/cool(most possibility)
Wire Braeburn 3000
O --->O
Y --->Y and jumper to W
G --->G
R --->RC and jumper to RH
Right now has question to rewire to my Honeywell RTH7500 for wire O and Y.
wire RTH7500
O ---> (O/B of heat pump, and W in conventional are the same)
Y ---> (Y)
G --->G
R --->RC and manufacture jumper to R
Do I just simply connect O to O/B(W) and Y to Y(without jumper to W as current thermostate? I do appreciate your help.
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| Houston204
| "Re(1):Honeywell RTH7500 Wire Problem" , posted Sat 26 Jan 20:37
http://www.braeburnonline.com/pdfs/3000_sell.pdf
Old = New
O = O/B
Y = Y
G = G
R = Rc & R
Do not jumper W to Y.
option 170 = 2
option 190 = 0
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
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| | shencl
| "Re(2):Honeywell RTH7500 Wire Problem" , posted Sun 27 Jan 00:14
Thanks. Houston204. I will give a try early tomorrow morning. Do you have any idea what system do I have? heat pump?
Originally, I had Hunter 44550 thermostate and when my heater stops working, the contractor called by my home warranty came in to replace many things, including the themostate and do the rewire. I have no clue why he jumper Y to W and don't like the non-programmable thermostate Braeburn 3000. Bought RTH7500 but then get confused where to start.
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| | Houston204
| "Re(3):Honeywell RTH7500 Wire Problem" , posted Sun 27 Jan 00:43:
It is wired for single stage heat pump. No backup or emergency heat. Be sure to configure option 170 and option 190.
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
[this message was edited by Houston204 on Sun 27 Jan 01:45] |
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