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    Apr 25, 2006, 06:48 PM
    Changing heat pump thermostats
    I have a American standard thermostat (ASYSTAT655A)& I have been wanting to update to a digital thermostat. I bought a Honeywell RTH3100C thermostat and have most of the thermostat wires hocked up with the help of a friend.My only problem is My Air conditioner will come on and just stay on even on auto. My heat works fine.In my wall I have the wires going to
    Red to R
    Orange to O
    Green to G
    Yellow to Y
    Blue to C because I have aux heat
    White to aux
    Tan is capped
    And there is a jumper wire from aux to E

    I appreciate any help at all::confused:
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    Apr 26, 2006, 01:08 AM
    I think you need to swap the blue and white wires. All the others look fine.

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