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Install a new Thermostat
I have a Maple Chase Thermostat. I want to change to a Honeywell but I could not get it to work. Here is the wire information.
C R Y2 G W2 O B (This is on the Maple Chase Thermostat) Bl R Y G Wh O Br ( these are the wire color connected to the Maple Chase) L Y2 W2 G W C Y R RC ( Honeywell wire post) R and Rc are jumped Aux/E O/B |
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