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Honeywell rth230b installation
I'm replacing a Honeywell LR69071 with a RTH230B.
The LR69071 is currently wired the following. W2 white R red G green Y yellow B blue X black The instructions state that if a 5 wire system remove jumper. This configuration is using 6 wires. What wire can be eliminated and what wire goes where? |
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