I am about to install the Ecobee3 with a Rheem Criterion gas furnace (RCBA-36736617) and a standalone Honeywell HE360 humidifier. The humidifier currently is wired (two yellow wires) to a dedicated humidistat on the furnace and the power to the fan is external 120V outlet that is wired to the furnace HUM terminal and Neutral to turn on the fan. Not sure how to wire the Ecobee3 direct to the humidifier. HE360 has two yellow wires to the humidistat, but is also have two red 24v wires on the solenoid that are unused. The humidifier blower fan only runs if the humidistat is turned on and senses low humidity and opens the solenoid. The old thermostat has 4 wires currently being used (W, Y, G, R) and I have two extra wires not being used in the wiring bundle running between the stat and the furnace. Will likely use one for wiring C direct rather than using PEK. It would be really easy to run more wires based on the stat location if needed. 1) How would you recommend to wire the HE360 with the Ecobee3? [ATTACH]60928[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]60929[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]60930[/ATTACH]

Hello Forum, I'd like to get some information on my circa 1988 Bryant thermostat. It's a basic model. From the label under the cover: Bryant (BDP Company) Type: 271-3495 8803 E6 2 Heating: 0.15 to 1.2 Amps Cooling: 1.5 Amps Max Max. 30 Volts AC I'm experiencing problems with my gas furnace. The blower motor runs continuously with both thermostats off, Fans set to AUTO and temperature control set to low. It was working fine until I set the fans to ON to circulate the system when the gas furnace wasn't running. Then I moved the temperature control to high, but the furnace didn't heat up. Then I tried to shut the entire system down using the thermostat controls and the furnace blower motor continues to run and the system is cold. I'm looking for any assistance to troubleshoot this system. It's a gas upflow furnace installed in 1988. The AC cooling has been removed from the system so it only a forced air gas heat system at the moment. Regards