2.2Label and disconnect the wires (cont.)
2.2.2Label each wire that comes out of the wall and attaches to terminals on the old thermostat. Use labels provided with your new thermostat.
1.Note the letter printed near each wired terminal
2.For each
–find its terminal letter(s) in the left column of the table on page 9,
–label the wire according to the right column of the table.
3.Make the following notes in the right column of the table on page 9:
If the OLD thermostat’s | …Then label its wire with | |
terminal is wired into the wall | ||
and identified by this letter… | this letter: | |
wall | G | wall |
|
| G |
wall | RC, R | wall |
|
| RC |
wall | RH, 5, R5 | wall |
|
| RH |
wall | W, 4, W1 | wall |
|
| W |
wall
C
wall
RC
wall
RH
Examples
–Circle all your
–Pencil in any jumper wire connecting 2 terminals
wall | Y, Y1 | wall |
|
| Y |
wall | X, C | wall |
|
| C |
wall | O | wall |
|
| O |
|
| If terminal “O” is NOT wired. wall |
wall | B | B |
You’ll need this information further in the installation process!
Note: No thermostat installation uses all of the wires shown on page 9. In most cases, between 4 and 5 terminals are wired.
Mislabeling the wires could result in damage to your heating and cooling unit.
Contact
If terminal “O” is wired. | wall |
C
2.2.3After labeling all the wires, use a screwdriver to disconnect each wire from its terminal. Remove the old thermostat.
Make sure that the wires don’t fall into the wall after you detach them from the old thermostat. You may choose to tape them to the wall or tightly wind them around a pencil or screwdriver.
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