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novice renovator
Jun 5, 2007, 07:30 PM
The old thermostat (round old dial) has 3 wire red, blue, white but the new honeywell RTH230B1006 is a single stage 5-2 unit and it has a lot of connections! which go where? Or did I buy the wrong unit?:confused:

OLD: Red, White and Blue
NEW: Rh Rc W Y G

I have both a gas furnace and central air. Please help! The other posts did not have the answers.

hvacservicetech_07
Jun 5, 2007, 08:06 PM
jumper wire between RC-RH and hook the red wire to one of them, White wire needs to go to the "W" terminal , and blue will go to the "Y" terminal, but you are missing a wire, you will need an extra wire for the fan, this is usually a green wire, and it will go to the "G" terminal.

novice renovator
Jun 5, 2007, 10:54 PM
The old thermostat (round old dial) has 3 wire red, blue, white but the new honeywell RTH230B1006 is a single stage 5-2 unit and it has a lot of connections! which go where? Or did I buy the wrong unit?:confused:

OLD: Red, White and Blue
NEW: Rh Rc W Y G

I have both a gas furnace and central air. Please help! The other posts did not have the answers.
That info is extremely helpful, however "add an extra Fan wire?" how do I do this?

hvacservicetech_07
Jun 6, 2007, 05:06 PM
How many wires do you have coming from the wall? I doubt there are just three, in order for the blower on the furnace to engage the thermostat has to send 24 volts to the furnace through the "G" terminal.