Honeywell RTH6300 thermostat with Trane Heat Pump
#1
12-08-20, 02:02 PM
Honeywell RTH6300 thermostat with Trane Heat Pump
Am trying to replace a White Westinghouse thermostat with the Honeywell, but am not getting heat....
The RTH6300 manual indicates if I have a W2 wire to call a contractor, I do have a W2. Nothing runs when I put the W2 wire in the W2 slot on the Honeywell. The fan glows cold air when I connect the W2 wire to the Honeywell at W (did so accidentally).
There is also a jumper between W2 and E on the White Westinghouse, the Honeywell manual says to remove all jumpers. Just not sure what do to with the jumper and W2, think I have Y- O- R- G - C wires figured out as direct matches between the existing thermostat and the Honeywell.
Can you guys help me figure out how to wire the Honeywell properly? Thanks!
Pics follow - first is White Westinghouse, second Honeywell connector, without wires.
The RTH6300 manual indicates if I have a W2 wire to call a contractor, I do have a W2. Nothing runs when I put the W2 wire in the W2 slot on the Honeywell. The fan glows cold air when I connect the W2 wire to the Honeywell at W (did so accidentally).
There is also a jumper between W2 and E on the White Westinghouse, the Honeywell manual says to remove all jumpers. Just not sure what do to with the jumper and W2, think I have Y- O- R- G - C wires figured out as direct matches between the existing thermostat and the Honeywell.
Can you guys help me figure out how to wire the Honeywell properly? Thanks!
Pics follow - first is White Westinghouse, second Honeywell connector, without wires.
Last edited by dhartlein; 12-08-20 at 03:15 PM.
#5
12-08-20, 05:01 PM
We have heat! Thanks, appreciate the advice. The manual says if we had Y1, W1 and W2 wires stop and call a qualified contractor. "And" is a big word - clearly failed basic grammar - and then the jumper threw me. Glad it was this easy, thanks again!
