I have 2 wires from my old thermostat, on what connections do I connect them to on new thermostat, what letters

What letters do you have on new tstat,, can`t see it from here


Its probably r and w

Brand and model of te new tstat might help us a bit. Also tell us about your furnace or boiler, what do you have?

I just joined so I could comment on the "Heating & Cooling Maintenance, Repair & Troubleshooting FAQ from NortherHeat" section, i.e. question, "Where are the diagnostic LED's" I wanted to look because I wondered if there was more than one place.

When I clicked on the question (FAQ) on the first page, it lead to the second page where I looked for the answer. There was no text regarding any LED's so I looked at all of the pictures. Nope. Frustrated, I left the page only to come back a couple of times because I could not believe that you did not have a link from a front page question. Hours later, I came back to this site because I believe you are doing a disservice by having bad links. You are apparently generating revenue by page clicks or else you would have this site coded correctly.

You have my email if you care for further clarification. I will ignore excuses and justifications.

Robert, are you commenting on the question posted by rodrigjose or some other topic? Can you copy and post a link to the question you are referring?

Robert, I don`t think anyone asked you to come in and gripe, GO AWAY, :)

I have a furance, the new thermostat is a luxpro PSP511LC with the letters RH, AC, Y,W,G,C,O,B

Yesterday I ask a question on my furnace, I said that my old thermostat had only 2 wires, I want to know where do they go on my new thermostat which is a luxpro PSP511LC wires number are RH, RC, Y, W, G,C,O and B.

I don't think you have AC, right? You may have purchase a tstat that is designed to control more than what you have. Read psot #3 in this link to better understand the wiring color codes https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/heatin...eat-58313.html

Sounds like you have a heat only system,, all you have to do is tie one wire to RH and the other to W
You have a heatpump tstat which is much more than you need but its OK
If you had ac or heatpump you would have more wires coming from the wall

BE SURE TO turn off breaker to furnace before attempting to install tstat /you could blow a fuse in furnace or even fry a transformer

Good luck

Do not start a new thread on the same topic as yesterday, we are the same people. Wm, do not think this is a heat pump tstat. http://www.luxproproducts.com/pdfs/s..._SpecSheet.pdf