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Honeywell TH6220D thermostat
I am replacing my old Honeywell thermostat with a new one. The old one used terminals labeled W2, RC, RH, W1 & Y1 (W1 & Y1) were connected with a jumper wire.
My question is this, do I use the same jumper wire to connect the W & Y terminals on the new thermostat, all other terminals are the same. Jamie |
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