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12-17-12, 11:45 AM

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Honeywell RTH 7600D wiring

I'm trying to convert my old Honeywell T8411R to the RTH7600d. The old thermostat had 6 wires: green connected to G terminal, blue connected to C terminal, red connected to R, yellow connected to Y, orange connected to O, and white connected to E with a jumper to W2. When I set up the wires to the same terminals on the RTH 7600 nothing works except the fan. Any suggestions?

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12-17-12, 03:38 PM

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Did you go into the installers settings and set it up for a HP with aux heat?

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