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Changing from a bryant thermostat to a honeywell rth230b
I have a bryant thermostat right now I want to change to a honeywell rth230b the problem is that the bryant has six wires connected to it the honeywell is set up with 5 wires.
Its currently wired like this Green g Red r Yellow y/y2 Blue w2 White w/w1 Black common Is there something I am missing Thanks let me know |
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