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    Jan 2, 2014, 11:53 PM
    How do I wire a thermostat, replacing Maple Chase with Hunter?
    I have a Maple Chase 09520 thermostat that I am replacing with a Hunter 5-2 programmable thermostat model #44133. There are 7 wires for the Maple Chase and the slots they are in don't match the slots on the new Hunter. Which slots do I use for which wire? This is how it is wired in the Maple Chase:

    White-->C
    Red-->R
    Yellow-->Y1
    Blue-->E
    Green-->G
    Black-->W2
    Orange-->O

    The Hunter has the following slots

    Rh
    Rc
    Y
    G
    W
    UNLABELED SLOT
    O
    B
    W2
    Y2
    UNLABELED SLOT
    A

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