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kenlee
Oct 16, 2006, 07:10 PM
I'm want to install the thermostat on our Electric Furnace.
The wire leading to the furnace is a two wire (BLACK AND WHITE WIRES)
It's heat only. The thermostat has a W and an R on the back of the stat.
The furnace terminal has Y,W,O,C,G,F. The WO has a jumper between them?
The W has a White wire on the top. The O has a red wire on the top. The C
Has a yellow wire and the F has a yellow wire on the top. So for heat only
Where should I connect the black and white wires from the thermostat?

Thanks

Ken
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tkrussell
Oct 17, 2006, 05:38 AM
Sorry but we could use the make and model of the furnace so we can determine what the furnace terminals are.

If I had to guess,I would use F and W at the furnace.

labman
Oct 17, 2006, 07:13 PM
Is it a resistance heat furnace or a heat pump? Normally there is a red wire running from the transformer to an R terminal and then to the R terminal of the thermostat. If you have a volt meter or test light, see if the F terminal has 25 volts to the W, Y, G, and C terminal. If so, connect the black wire to it, and the R terminal at the thermostat. Connect each end of the white to the W terminals.