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    Oct 24, 2010, 09:44 AM
    My honeywell rth221 wire hook up but the heat won't work? No hot air
    The wires match, blue to b/o, yellow to y, red to r and white to w and green to g but the heat doesn't blow hot air? Any ideas?

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