[alex0826]

Hi, I thought this would be a breeze since I build computers, looks like I was wrong :confused: I took the old thermostat apart to expose the wires and noticed that in the instructions, there is no mention about 8 wire hook ups? Don't know what I'm doing at this point, and from what I can figure, some wires have to be combined or excluded, because the new digital thermostat doesn't have as many connections? I bought the Hunter 44260 and I have the
Carrier 4.0AQ030300BB
Volts 208/230
w/aux heat

I hope my blabbering didn't make this any more confusing...
Thanks for your time.

[wmproop]

When you take the junk(hunter ) tstat back where you got it,ask for a good honeywell tstat that will do what you need,, if its battery operated,you can do away with the common/c post,also if your system operates on 1 transformer,you can jumper the r/c and r/h which should be red (hot) wire and you have done away with 2 of the wires,now all you have to hook up is 6 wires,, goodluck

[hvac1000]

Hi, I thought this would be a breeze since I build computers, looks like I was wrong :confused: I took the old thermostat apart to expose the wires and noticed that in the instructions, there is no mention about 8 wire hook ups? Don't know what I'm doing at this point, and from what I can figure, some wires have to be combined or excluded, because the new digital thermostat doesn't have as many connections? I bought the Hunter 44260 and I have the
Carrier 4.0AQ030300BB
Volts 208/230
w/aux heat

I hope my blabbering didn't make this any more confusing...
thanks for your time.

Here is some reference when you get a better/correct thermostat.