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Connecting a thermostat to an air conditioner
I just replaced my air conditioner / heater with a used air conditioner. On my old unit, there were four wires connected. Red, Orange, Blue and Green. On the new unit, there are only two places, that I can see to attach the wires. I attached the Red and Yellow wires. Here is the problem; When I have the thermostat set to off, fan to auto, the blower works, as it probably should. When I have the thermostat set to cool, the compressor kicks on, and starts to cool the coils, and the fan kicks on, but the blower shuts off.
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