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| randyhoff
 |  "Honeywell RTH7500 not cooling good"
, posted Fri 25 Apr 22:14  
Before I installed the new t-stat the AC could get really cold if I turned it down low. Now, with the new t-stat the air only seems to get cool and it doesn't feel like the humidity is being removed.
My old t-stat had the wires R, W, Y, and G. I don't think this unit is a heat pump. I have used the conventional wiring described in the installation guide ( R and RC connnected)
R = R
W = W
Y = Y
G = G
I hooked up a second unit (a heat pump) that also is using the RTH7500 and it is working great.
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| Houston204
| "Re(1):Honeywell RTH7500 not cooling good" , posted Fri 25 Apr 22:21
Does the outdoor unit start with cooling demand?
If everythings starts as it should,(and your panel is on) I recommend having your unit serviced.
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
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| | randyhoff
| "Re(2):Honeywell RTH7500 not cooling good" , posted Fri 25 Apr 23:04
No, the AC is not starting at all. I thought it was but the fan was set to "on" instead of "auto". I turned to fan to auto and turned the temp down low and the AC is not starting.
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| | Houston204
| "Re(3):Honeywell RTH7500 not cooling good" , posted Fri 25 Apr 23:12
Did you remove power to the heater before replacing your stat?
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
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| | randyhoff
| "Re(4):Honeywell RTH7500 not cooling good" , posted Fri 25 Apr 23:23
Yes, I turned to breaker off for the unit.
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| | Houston204
| "Re(5):Honeywell RTH7500 not cooling good" , posted Fri 25 Apr 23:26
Does it start when you touch your yellow to the red wire? (R to Y)
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
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