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    Jul 24, 2010, 05:05 PM
    Honeywell Thermostat
    I have a Bryant electric heating strip auxiliary, 2 stage heating, one stage cooling. I just bought a Honeywell RTH6350D programmable thermostat and am having a hard time with the wiring. I have red, blue, white, green, brown, and white wires.
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    Jul 24, 2010, 07:07 PM

    What post of the old tstat did the
    Red, blue, white, green, brown, and white wires. come off?

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