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    Sep 29, 2006, 11:11 AM
    Compressor not working
    I just installed a new furnace and I hooked up the wires according to the instructions .
    My furnace has a connection for Yellow White Green Red and a"C" The Instruction say to connect the Compressor to the "C" and one to the Yellow wire .The blower goes on , in fact even when I turn the heat on the blower will go on even if there isn't any flame .
    I know it sounds like wiring ,but I connected it per the instructions.
    Any ideas?
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    Sep 29, 2006, 12:30 PM
    Normally the Yel=cooling contactor; white=heating; green=fan;red=24V power form transformer;blue=common. The low voltage wiring from the air handler must correspond at the thermostat
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