@@D2DNYAC My issue with this thermostat T3 is the fan does not shut off in "Fan Auto" mode. The thermostat is tied to a Carrier 4 ton unit that has a heat pump. In the video you mention for heat pump only O/B gets a wire and W does not get a wire. My O/B has the orange wire, and W has the white wire. Should I take out the white wire and tape it? Another fact - when the fan is "on" mode it is running at a higher speed, in the "fan auto" mode the fan speeds slows down, and when the thermostat front is taken off the base plate the fan shuts off. I called tech support, and they had me remove the front of the thermostat and check the electrical volts coming to the points....all came in the 28.5 to 29.8v range....which they said were within the set limits...but thought the high reads were the reason the fan was not going off.,.even though they were not sure. Any insight on a solution would be helpful. I think the thermostat is defective and have bought a T5 to replace it.
Oh my goodness!!! This video was SO incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for talking the time to explain each setting & the associated wiring. Life saver!
I was a little bit frustrated because I installed a DIY heat pump system and when I put my thermostat in cool, air was coming out hot and vice versa. You saved me the day! Thank you!
This video was super helpful ... Ive got a 2 wire setup for a ducted heater here in Australia and I couldn't figure it out till I watched this video .. A simple R to W connection made everything just work .. .Thanx again :)
Thank you. My ancient floor heater wasn’t working with the schedule. So I watched your video and programmed it to no schedule and it turned on. I could not get anyone out here to work on my heater. It’s winter here and I have been using my oven to heat my house. Thank you so much again.
Nice informative and clear instructions. I purchased the RTH6360 thermostat. I have steam heat with two wires coming from wall, which terminals do I use? Thank you in advance.
Most of my wiring is the same but my old Tstat had a Black wire going to W/E and when I talked to Honewell they said to "Tape it off". Now I have no heat at all. Compressor and fan run but no heat! It's in the 50's in my house and I can't figure this out. My old Blue wire was on the "C" terminal. I'm guessing I will have to pull the cover off of my Heat Pump unit and try to figure out which wires go to what. Or just hook my old Tstat back up so we have heat. I was just gonna change it out to this Programmable one so we could control when the heat and A/C was going to come on during "peak" hours....which our Power Company has CRAZY charges for. Lot of people upset about what they are doing.
Hi, thanks for your video. I have 5 wires controlling a heat pump with aux/ emergency, and A/C White, red, yellow, green, blue. There were 2 jumpers W2 to WE and RC to RH. I see you said the T3 thermostat takes care of the red/24 volt just needing one. Does the same apply to the W2 to WE jumper? My Aux is blowing cold. The blue wire was on O/B so I put it in O/B
@@D2DNYAC ok thanks got it all wired correctly and it is working. One question in the emergency mode it runs 3 minutes every 10 minutes. Is there a way to adjust the cycle rate on the T3?
If you are replacing the thermostat just match wire for wire from old thermostat to new for each terminals if this is a from scratch install call a pro
Thank you so much for all of the information and understanding. I changed the stat in my apartment with a heat pump set up. I have double checked my wiring and made sure it is correct. The issue I am having is that I am not getting power to the stat unless I have batteries in it? It’s like the power supply isn’t working . Yet the stat is functioning properly once batteries are in it. It’s got me scratching my head. I was wondering if you could help me out?
@@billyjohns7258 thank you dude! Yea I ended up coming to that same conclusion but dear god that was confusing. I ended up hook a voltmeter to the wire to figure that out haha! They only put that on the 16th page waaaay at the bottom in brackets. Fun times
If your furnace is forced air there’s an option for that! If it heats your home via hot water or steam radiator there’s an option for that, the type of isn’t relevant there’s no option for that
Just note what wires are connected to your thermostat before you remove it. My thermostat used the Blue wire as the ground wire and there was no black wire. They might have done that because it's the Downstairs Thermostat. If you take a picture of your old Thermostat wiring that makes things easier. Your old lugs are labeled so you will know what function each wire has even if one might not be the same color. The installer might have run into a bad wire in the harness and used a different colored wire in the harness instead.
@D2D NY Real World HVAC Simplified. I have a question i recently redid my thermostat with that exact model. But it keep on switching between hot and cold air. The old thermostat had jumper wires. In the manual it says to take the jumper wires but never says to put it in the new thermostat. Do i put the jumper wires into the new thermostat??
Check the mode selection it maybe on auto as opposed to cooling or heating!! If by jumper you mean rc, rh / r thats read done by the slider on the base being in the up position
I only have 2 wires. One is red, the other seems to be black with some white on it. I have the Red wire going to "R" as it was on the previous thermostat, but the black wire was connected to 'W', so that's where I have this setup currently. But, should the black wire be going to 'C' or 'W' or does it matter?
Just bought a Honeywell T3 thermostat. My old Honeywell is not reading correctly on the temperature, AC companies said I should replace it. I only have four wires, white for heating, yellow for air conditioning, green for fan, red for power 24 v. Seems pretty basic white to W yellow to Y green to G red to R. Hooked mine all up to the gray shaded plugins. Something's wrong my blower turns on and my heater but not my air conditioning cooler. All the wires were stuck in correctly nothing loose. Do you have any demonstrations on four wires, what could be the the problem, I ended up putting my older thermostat back on everything works.
Based on what you’re saying 2 things .The grey slider between RC and RH /R ( it should be in up position) or in the configuration/ setup menu you selected heating only
My old two wire setup had W and R connected. With a small jump wire from the R to RC. How would I duplicate this on this new model? Or do I even need to?
I’m having an issue with where to add my wires. My current thermostat has R-red, Y-yellow, G-green, C-Black, O- orange and W-white. I’m not sure where to put the wires for heat since the instructions say do not use w. Where do I connect my orange and white wires?
Do you have a heat pump? If so connect all wires according to how you remove them from old thermostat and place the white wire on E emergency heating or w2 auxiliary heating
Put my red wire into R and no movement from the unit outside. Then moved my red wire to RC now my unit outside works. (My old thermostat had a jumper) Can I leave the red wire in RC or should I have a different wire in R as well? Thanks!
If the thermostat is only used for cooling, then what you did is fine. However, the jumper is necessary if this thermostat is used for both heat and cool
@@D2DNYAC thank you for the advice! How should I proceed using a breaker? As it’s a heat and cooling system. As the thermostat already has a breaker in the system. Or should I return the thermostat and replace it with another unit?
My thermostat was ripped out of the wall. The wires were still in the black terminal from previous thermostat. I noticed i had 2 whites in same terminal. The black wire is coiled up amd wrapped back
My old Lux system on program waits for the correct time before it turns on then turns off when the correct temperature is reached. Turns on again if it drops a degree or more, maybe more than a few minutes. This T3 starts hours early and it turns off when it reaches set temp and turns on again for a minute to keep set temp. It will stay off longer. Is this normal and is the short heat cycle bad for the furnace? I dont know why it turns on again even if set temp is shown.
So I got two red wires, one from the wall to Rc and the other red wire is from Rc to RH on the old thermostats Do I do the same set up on the new thermostat T3 series??
Connect wire to RC only!!!! unless there’s 2 SEPARATE WIRES coming in to thermostat from the wall 1 to RH and 1 to RC then you have to connect them as they were from old to new !
here's what I have on wiring on my old Honeywell. I have a heat pump with emergency heat. G-green wire, C-blue wire, R-red, Y-yellow, W2-white wire, O-orange wire. I'm going to purchase the T-3 so should I wire anything differently?
@@D2DNYAC I wanted to do an update. I disconnected the wires from my old thermostat today & I saw that the white wire was wrapped around the W2 screw & down to touch the E screw. With the new one up do I still put the single white wire in the "E" slot or the W2 slot? I know you said E in the other comments but I was asking if the E slot powers the W2 slot also. I bought the Honeywell t2 instead of the t3. thanks.
Trying to setup this thermostat since yesterday... But everytime when selecting cool 22°C it is not blowing cool air. I have here a conventional forced air heat with Outdoor thermopump for AC. Which setup should I correct?
@@D2DNYAC yes exact it's the setup #218 if I'm correct... but while setuping it's never letting me access to it. anyways... I've placed a service call with the company who installed my furnace few years ago, to help me setup it... and worst case... he will install one of his own... thanks anyways : )
Can you help me please? I’m trying to replace old Honeywell to T5 Honeywell and I put all the wires to their matching. the heat works but the cooling is giving me heating too. I don’t know which wire should I change? Red-R Green-g Yellow-y Black-c Orange-o-B White- w Also have 2 more wires in the old one but their wasn’t attached to any wires: blue and pink .
Look at video again there is a section in the setup menu where I talk about heat pump reversing valve O/B what ever that setting is currently change it. Now you should be fine assuming the wiring is correct!
Thank you for your reply. We got the ac to run cold when we needed it the other night/day. But we now need the heat and it’s not hot air. It’s barely warm. Are you available on Instagram or what’sapp where I can send a pic of current wiring setup?
Thanks for the tutorial I'm installed a T3 programmable with a heat pump is you explain where the wires go that is fine but in may case only have 5 wires to work, The previous thermostat had the RH jump to RCR and W2 jump to E is in the instructions said no jumping wires whats the next step
I have a conventional setup for my thermostat(multi stage heating and cooling). In my older thermostat Y2(black)Y(Yellow)G(Green)C(Blue) W2(White)W(Orange)R(red one wire) and it works. When I wire it the same on the T3(R one wire tab up for RC) Convnetionial Forced Air Heat and Electric Forced Air I get nothing but warm air on cool mode. What could be the problem?
Thank you so much for this! It didn't exactly match my failed Bryant thermostat wiring, which I could find a wiring diagram for, but I couldn't find one anywhere for this Honeywell, and wasn't getting heat out of my heat pump. Thanks to your verbal wiring diagram, I'm all set now!
I have the two wire set up on r and w and my new furnace keeps turning off before it reaches the set temperature. The Honeywell says the furnace is still on. Can you help me?
I need some help with mine I had an old mercury Thermostat and upgraded it to this one. A/c worked great but the heat doesn't work. I do have a heat pump system
I am replacing an old Honeywell thermostat that had three wires to it. It had a total of three wires. A red wire to the R terminal and both a white and a black wire to the W terminal. How do I connect the Honeywell T3 to these three wires?
@albert high school chemistry unless you can verify where / what terminal all wires landed in the actual Ac / heating unit put the wires On the new thermostat as they were on the old thermostat.
I have heat pump electric heat were do I hook the white wire does it go to aux or white and the common blue goes to common ok I have the new rth5160od1003 and when I put in cool my heat turns on
When connecting wires at the thermostat be sure to match wire connections from old thermostat to the new if replacing. Otherwise you must match wire connections at the thermostat to that at hvac equipment low voltage terminal block
It says cool and auto fan on the screen but the fan continuously running. Iam going to change to vine 610 or vine 919. Which one is better out of the two.
@D2DNYAC the system is cooling when when I straight wire it from R to Y the Tstat was controlling the furnace in the winter and I am trying to program the same Tstat for cooling and I am not getting it
I have older system where there is 2 white and 2 red wires from wall, I know one white go to w and one red go to R but where do the other 2 wires of red and white go!
@@D2DNYAC one white wire was connected around one screw by itself then one red wire was connected with a yellow wire from the thermostat around screw then other red wire was connected to red wire around screw , other white wire was connected around another screw by itself
I have a heat pump. My wires are g-green y-yellow x2-black B- blue R-red W-white . I currently have y yellow g green c blue o/b orange r red E black where do I put white? It's blowing hot air not cold
Hey friend assuming the first set of wires was on the old thermostat!!! looks like C should be black O/B blue E ( emergency heat if available) white on the new try that
Hi this thermostat don't have the ability to do this how you can completely or temporarily remove the heating option from the thermostat through the setup menu at your discretion unless your room mate watch my videos 😆
In setup menu [@ 11:50 in vid ] change menu item 200 to 5 then save /exit, this make the thermostat cool only!!! Make sure you record the current settings in menu 200 so that you can revert back to it later
I just picked up this thermostat and on my old unit I have X brown wire and W2 white wire I have a heat pump and I have O blue wire . Where should I put the Brown and white wire I know one goes to E and blue goes to O so were should the other wire go ? On my old thermostat I have aux heat and emergency heat
I don't know about X on older Honeywell thermostat X was the same as C, if it's the same then by leaving it disconnected and having batteries in the thermostat you will be good
I should probably watch the entire video before commenting, but one of my wires aren't the same color. Im trying to replace this old thermostat, it's old maybe 1970's thermostat. The wires on the back of the original one all correlate to the colors of the wires. The only one that doesn't is a beige wire running to w2.
@Greg Vidito yes and no! if you are replacing always match the wires from old thermostat terminals to the new, that is any color wire you removed from terminal R G Y W C and so on from old thermostat you must move to the same terminals on the New thermostat, in the even where all wire colors is the same you must label 🏷 each wire before removing it from old thermostat so as to know what terminal it goes on the New
Hi, I hope you can help me. I have bought the same thermostat. Actually my old thermostat is wired as the photo I will attach. Usually the wire for fan is green, also I have 3more wire for speed of the fan. So could you please guide me how to do wiring. Thanks
@Ali Zarrin Honar it looks like your air conditioning system isn’t compatible with this type of thermostat!!! Tell me the letters of the terminals on the old thermostat! And then I can advise you more!
Excellent video - loved the details. Besides the board being famous you are famous for being an excellent instructor!!!
🙏 thanks
@@D2DNYAC My issue with this thermostat T3 is the fan does not shut off in "Fan Auto" mode. The thermostat is tied to a Carrier 4 ton unit that has a heat pump. In the video you mention for heat pump only O/B gets a wire and W does not get a wire. My O/B has the orange wire, and W has the white wire. Should I take out the white wire and tape it? Another fact - when the fan is "on" mode it is running at a higher speed, in the "fan auto" mode the fan speeds slows down, and when the thermostat front is taken off the base plate the fan shuts off. I called tech support, and they had me remove the front of the thermostat and check the electrical volts coming to the points....all came in the 28.5 to 29.8v range....which they said were within the set limits...but thought the high reads were the reason the fan was not going off.,.even though they were not sure. Any insight on a solution would be helpful. I think the thermostat is defective and have bought a T5 to replace it.
Oh my goodness!!! This video was SO incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for talking the time to explain each setting & the associated wiring. Life saver!
I was a little bit frustrated because I installed a DIY heat pump system and when I put my thermostat in cool, air was coming out hot and vice versa. You saved me the day! Thank you!
Thanks for watching
This video was super helpful ... Ive got a 2 wire setup for a ducted heater here in Australia and I couldn't figure it out till I watched this video .. A simple R to W connection made everything just work .. .Thanx again :)
Good job my friend
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Thank you. My ancient floor heater wasn’t working with the schedule. So I watched your video and programmed it to no schedule and it turned on. I could not get anyone out here to work on my heater. It’s winter here and I have been using my oven to heat my house. Thank you so much again.
Thanks for watching
Perfect video. Took just minutes to do. I only had 2 wires and a jumper so the comments and replies were very helpful as well there.
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Excelente video, thanks ,I set up my thermostat watching this tutorial
EXCELLENT detailed instructions! 😁
Thank you soo much this helped me a lot saved me from calling a tech 😊
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Nice informative and clear instructions. I purchased the RTH6360 thermostat. I have steam heat with two wires coming from wall, which terminals do I use? Thank you in advance.
R and W
Most of my wiring is the same but my old Tstat had a Black wire going to W/E and when I talked to Honewell they said to "Tape it off". Now I have no heat at all. Compressor and fan run but no heat! It's in the 50's in my house and I can't figure this out. My old Blue wire was on the "C" terminal. I'm guessing I will have to pull the cover off of my Heat Pump unit and try to figure out which wires go to what. Or just hook my old Tstat back up so we have heat. I was just gonna change it out to this Programmable one so we could control when the heat and A/C was going to come on during "peak" hours....which our Power Company has CRAZY charges for. Lot of people upset about what they are doing.
W/E is for electric emergency/ backup heat
Hi, thanks for your video. I have 5 wires controlling a heat pump with aux/ emergency, and A/C
White, red, yellow, green, blue. There were 2 jumpers W2 to WE and RC to RH. I see you said the T3 thermostat takes care of the red/24 volt just needing one.
Does the same apply to the W2 to WE jumper? My Aux is blowing cold. The blue wire was on O/B so I put it in O/B
Should my white wire be moved to W2 ?
O/B must go to O/B from old to new!
Set 221 to 1 and put the wire from w/we to E so now you can turn on that backup heat from emergency heat mode on the thermostat
@@D2DNYAC ok thanks got it all wired correctly and it is working. One question in the emergency mode it runs 3 minutes every 10 minutes. Is there a way to adjust the cycle rate on the T3?
That was on a 40 degree night just to check emergency mode.
Thank you so much for the detailed info. It was very helpful!❤
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Great video! VERY informative for the DYIr. Thank you.x
I have a Trane air conditioning unit with a heat pump I need to know what colors the wires are to the ob switch reverse valve and the emergency heat
If you are replacing the thermostat just match wire for wire from old thermostat to new for each terminals if this is a from scratch install call a pro
Saved me also, i couldn't figure out why it was sending a signal to turn on the compressor outside. Had just the inside coming on.
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much for all of the information and understanding.
I changed the stat in my apartment with a heat pump set up. I have double checked my wiring and made sure it is correct. The issue I am having is that I am not getting power to the stat unless I have batteries in it?
It’s like the power supply isn’t working . Yet the stat is functioning properly once batteries are in it. It’s got me scratching my head. I was wondering if you could help me out?
Is the C wire connected?
I wish I could upload photos to TH-cam lol
Yes the c wire is connected
This model told me I had to have batteries bc the supplied power wire setup doesn't work on my model RTH6360D1002
@@billyjohns7258 thank you dude!
Yea I ended up coming to that same conclusion but dear god that was confusing.
I ended up hook a voltmeter to the wire to figure that out haha!
They only put that on the 16th page waaaay at the bottom in brackets. Fun times
Big up general u just save my life
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Thanks this video help me to fix my new thermostat 👍🏻
Glad it helped
This video help alot thank you so much
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Thank you for the breakdown
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Have wood/oil combo furnace. Replacing wood thermostat with this. In the 205 program section which option should I choose?
If your furnace is forced air there’s an option for that! If it heats your home via hot water or steam radiator there’s an option for that, the type of isn’t relevant there’s no option for that
Just note what wires are connected to your thermostat before you remove it. My thermostat used the Blue wire as the ground wire and there was no black wire. They might have done that because it's the Downstairs Thermostat. If you take a picture of your old Thermostat wiring that makes things easier. Your old lugs are labeled so you will know what function each wire has even if one might not be the same color. The installer might have run into a bad wire in the harness and used a different colored wire in the harness instead.
Good
Thank you very much sir. Good job
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great video, mine will not start forced air/heat only?
Perhaps it's not the thermostat, try fan on option, if that works you should consider calling a pro
This video was great! Thank you
Thanks for watching
@D2D NY Real World HVAC Simplified. I have a question i recently redid my thermostat with that exact model. But it keep on switching between hot and cold air. The old thermostat had jumper wires. In the manual it says to take the jumper wires but never says to put it in the new thermostat. Do i put the jumper wires into the new thermostat??
Check the mode selection it maybe on auto as opposed to cooling or heating!! If by jumper you mean rc, rh / r thats read done by the slider on the base being in the up position
Boss brilliant ! Sounds like a yaaaad man!
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I only have 2 wires. One is red, the other seems to be black with some white on it. I have the Red wire going to "R" as it was on the previous thermostat, but the black wire was connected to 'W', so that's where I have this setup currently. But, should the black wire be going to 'C' or 'W' or does it matter?
You did good 👍
Just bought a Honeywell T3 thermostat. My old Honeywell is not reading correctly on the temperature, AC companies said I should replace it. I only have four wires, white for heating, yellow for air conditioning, green for fan, red for power 24 v. Seems pretty basic white to W yellow to Y green to G red to R. Hooked mine all up to the gray shaded plugins. Something's wrong my blower turns on and my heater but not my air conditioning cooler. All the wires were stuck in correctly nothing loose. Do you have any demonstrations on four wires, what could be the the problem, I ended up putting my older thermostat back on everything works.
Based on what you’re saying 2 things .The grey slider between RC and RH /R ( it should be in up position) or in the configuration/ setup menu you selected heating only
My old two wire setup had W and R connected. With a small jump wire from the R to RC. How would I duplicate this on this new model? Or do I even need to?
Just connect one wire to R and the other to W and you are good to go
D2D NY Real World HVAC Simplified great advice. It’s up and running. Thanks for the tutorial.
Blessed love breddrin. Your video help me out big time.
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Great video! After it's installed, how do you remove it to replace the batteries? I don't want to break anything when I try to remove it. Thanks!
Just simply grasp it firmly and pull off the wall!
@@D2DNYAC Thanks! I didn't want to force anything. I appreciate your help!
Got the 300 setting to 1 but I don't know how to set the heat/cool temperatures
Use +/- buttons
What if you have a heat pump system but you have an auxiliary cable also?
Thank you!! This video was extremely helpful.
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I am so grateful 🙏 thank you for this!!
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Why is my thermostat not responding. The display is on but when I select fan on nothing happens. Thanks for your help
Perhaps it’s not your thermostat the issue!, did you hear a click in the thermostat after putting fan to on?
I’m having an issue with where to add my wires. My current thermostat has R-red, Y-yellow, G-green, C-Black, O- orange and W-white.
I’m not sure where to put the wires for heat since the instructions say do not use w. Where do I connect my orange and white wires?
Do you have a heat pump? If so connect all wires according to how you remove them from old thermostat and place the white wire on E emergency heating or w2 auxiliary heating
Good job this video is awesome
Old one has a Rc-red wire and a jumper to RH do I just slide it down and put it in RC? Or will I need to put it in R and jump it to RC?
Don't touch the slider and you will be fine!
I have followed your settings for the conventional but my heat/cool is not turning on. Do you know what could be wrong?
Was there an issue with your system prior to replacing the thermostat?
Hi I have 5 wire yellow, green, red, white and orange, I have Heather pump and I want to connect the thermostat rth6360D
Typically Y to yellow green to G red to R orange to O and W to Aux or best follow wiring configurations the old thermostat
Put my red wire into R and no movement from the unit outside. Then moved my red wire to RC now my unit outside works.
(My old thermostat had a jumper)
Can I leave the red wire in RC or should I have a different wire in R as well?
Thanks!
If the thermostat is only used for cooling, then what you did is fine. However, the jumper is necessary if this thermostat is used for both heat and cool
@@D2DNYAC thank you for the advice! How should I proceed using a breaker? As it’s a heat and cooling system.
As the thermostat already has a breaker in the system.
Or should I return the thermostat and replace it with another unit?
^^
How do you chnage the settings if you already hit done
Re enter the setup menu
My thermostat was ripped out of the wall. The wires were still in the black terminal from previous thermostat. I noticed i had 2 whites in same terminal. The black wire is coiled up amd wrapped back
Always match wire for wire when replacing your thermostat
My old Lux system on program waits for the correct time before it turns on then turns off when the correct temperature is reached. Turns on again if it drops a degree or more, maybe more than a few minutes.
This T3 starts hours early and it turns off when it reaches set temp and turns on again for a minute to keep set temp. It will stay off longer. Is this normal and is the short heat cycle bad for the furnace? I dont know why it turns on again even if set temp is shown.
Sounds okay, looks like the thermostat is "anticipating"
So I got two red wires, one from the wall to Rc and the other red wire is from Rc to RH on the old thermostats Do I do the same set up on the new thermostat T3 series??
You can ignore that RC to RH jumper !
Connect wire to RC only!!!! unless there’s 2 SEPARATE WIRES coming in to thermostat from the wall 1 to RH and 1 to RC then you have to connect them as they were from old to new !
@@D2DNYAC ok I got it,, thanks, I just made sum money with your help .. Good looking out
here's what I have on wiring on my old Honeywell. I have a heat pump with emergency heat.
G-green wire, C-blue wire, R-red, Y-yellow, W2-white wire, O-orange wire. I'm going to purchase the T-3 so should I wire anything differently?
Hi friend this thermostat has a designated terminal for emergency heat (E) all other you can duplicate
@@D2DNYAC the only wire that has me confused is the "c" blue wire. Is that the emergency heat and where would it go?
No the C wire blue goes back on C !!and W2 white now goes to E !!
@chris Williamson you must configure or setup the T3 thermostat for heat pump! And the only wire that you have to change is W2 that is now E
@@D2DNYAC I wanted to do an update. I disconnected the wires from my old thermostat today & I saw that the white wire was wrapped around the W2 screw & down to touch the E screw. With the new one up do I still put the single white wire in the "E" slot or the W2 slot? I know you said E in the other comments but I was asking if the E slot powers the W2 slot also. I bought the Honeywell t2 instead of the t3. thanks.
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I have a 2 wire set up, but have it connected to W and R… still not powering on. Any suggestions?
Whats not powering on?
Thermostat or heating system?
@@D2DNYAC it was the heating system… i got it to work now. Thanks
thanks for your time
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My old wiring has a jump wire connected to rh to rc how do i replicate that to t3 model
You don't have to it's already done internally! Just connect your wire to the "AVAILABLE" terminal labeled with any variation of (R)
Trying to setup this thermostat since yesterday...
But everytime when selecting cool 22°C it is not blowing cool air.
I have here a conventional forced air heat with Outdoor thermopump for AC.
Which setup should I correct?
I would say change the option for O/B in the setup menu and see what happens!
@@D2DNYAC yes exact it's the setup #218 if I'm correct... but while setuping it's never letting me access to it.
anyways... I've placed a service call with the company who installed my furnace few years ago, to help me setup it... and worst case... he will install one of his own...
thanks anyways : )
Thank you! You helped me a lot!
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This video just saved me from calling and having to pay a repair
THANK YOU!
Glad it help you out!
Can you help me please?
I’m trying to replace old Honeywell to T5 Honeywell and I put all the wires to their matching. the heat works but the cooling is giving me heating too.
I don’t know which wire should I change?
Red-R
Green-g
Yellow-y
Black-c
Orange-o-B
White- w
Also have 2 more wires in the old one but their wasn’t attached to any wires: blue and pink .
Answer in the video you have a heat pump system it appears!!
I have yellow blue white red green I switch from old Mercury thermostat so all wires was used where do I put the blue wire at
@Thlvking Lol 😂 where was It on the old thermostat? Was it used on the old thermostat?
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really helped ty
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I need help please. I’m only getting warm air. I have a heat pump. I don’t know how many stages I have or if I have emergency heat.
Most likely if this is a home ac it's 1 stage
Look at video again there is a section in the setup menu where I talk about heat pump reversing valve O/B what ever that setting is currently change it. Now you should be fine assuming the wiring is correct!
Thank you for your reply. We got the ac to run cold when we needed it the other night/day. But we now need the heat and it’s not hot air. It’s barely warm. Are you available on Instagram or what’sapp where I can send a pic of current wiring setup?
I am on what’s app my phone number is in the about section of my channel
My old thermostat had a jumper wire and I cant figure out how to use it in the new thermostat
If it's a jumper between RC /RH / R then you don't need it!
@@D2DNYAC thank you.
Thanks for the tutorial
I'm installed a T3 programmable with a heat pump is you explain where the wires go that is fine but in may case only have 5 wires to work, The previous thermostat had the RH jump to RCR and W2 jump to E is in the instructions said no jumping wires whats the next step
Okay so with 5 wires you had terminals RH/RC . G. Y. O/B. W2/E connected on the old thermostat?
Please give a better description of terminal connections used on old the thermostat
My system is heating in the cooling selection. How do I correct this
Watch the video over and pay attention to the heat pump setup and wiring
I have a conventional setup for my thermostat(multi stage heating and cooling). In my older thermostat Y2(black)Y(Yellow)G(Green)C(Blue)
W2(White)W(Orange)R(red one wire) and it works. When I wire it the same on the T3(R one wire tab up for RC) Convnetionial Forced Air Heat and Electric Forced Air I get nothing but warm air on cool mode. What could be the problem?
@Sawyer Mookie does the heating work?
Hello I have a question I have same thermostat , is there any option to keep the display (ON)( blue)
ISU / setup menu 1400 change it to 1! you will to have the C or common wire connected!
@@D2DNYAC I didn’t know how to do it can you please if you have any chance make a video about how you do it my thermostat is Honeywell t3
If old thermostat has a jumper between Rc and rh do you use on new thermostat ? Do you set to 1 wire and red goes into R ?
@David Smith on this thermostat the jumper is built in so just connect R!
I'm trying to change my thermostat. I have separate O and B so I'm not sure where to place the blue wire
I would like to send a pic of the wiring for old Honeywell thermostat, how can I do that
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Thank you so much for this! It didn't exactly match my failed Bryant thermostat wiring, which I could find a wiring diagram for, but I couldn't find one anywhere for this Honeywell, and wasn't getting heat out of my heat pump. Thanks to your verbal wiring diagram, I'm all set now!
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I have the two wire set up on r and w and my new furnace keeps turning off before it reaches the set temperature. The Honeywell says the furnace is still on. Can you help me?
@kelvon Keene sounds like the furnace is the issue! How much degrees of temperature difference between actual and set it cuts off?
I need some help with mine I had an old mercury Thermostat and upgraded it to this one. A/c worked great but the heat doesn't work. I do have a heat pump system
Did you connect the heating wire to the W terminal, that is the same wire you remove from W on old thermostat ?
@@D2DNYAC I connected the w2 wire to the w2 terminal on the new one. I have pictures of how the new and old one are wired if that would make it easier
Did you have W2 on the old one?
If no place place wire on W1
@@D2DNYAC yes the old one had a w2 terminal
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Good job 👏 mine is working fine but l am having problems with the fan. The fan is set to auto but it keeps running. What should I do
Does it continuously runs?
Does it say heat or cool on on the screen?
So if I have just plain ole furnace heat with radiators, all I have to do is connect the R wire and the C wire ?
I have two wires to work with.
R and W
if we have heat only and it’s two wires, would it be r and w?
Yes
R and W /W1
thank you so much!
I am replacing an old Honeywell thermostat that had three wires to it. It had a total of three wires. A red wire to the R terminal and both a white and a black wire to the W terminal. How do I connect the Honeywell T3 to these three wires?
@alberta high school chemistry just mirror the connections Red R and both white and black to W then in the setup select heat only and 0 cool
@@D2DNYAC I attached the black wire to the W connection and the white wire to the W2 connection. Is that wrong? I have a fan running, but no heat.
@albert high school chemistry unless you can verify where / what terminal all wires landed in the actual Ac / heating unit put the wires
On the new thermostat as they were on the old thermostat.
I have a T3 and connect C and R but it doesn't work for me then would it be R and W?
IF there's only 2 wires and you have only heating system it's R and W
Muchas gracias, Thank you
I have heat pump electric heat were do I hook the white wire does it go to aux or white and the common blue goes to common ok I have the new rth5160od1003 and when I put in cool my heat turns on
What are you doing?
Are you trying to replace your thermostat ?
When connecting wires at the thermostat be sure to match wire connections from old thermostat to the new if replacing. Otherwise you must match wire connections at the thermostat to that at hvac equipment low voltage terminal block
It says cool and auto fan on the screen but the fan continuously running.
Iam going to change to vine 610 or vine 919.
Which one is better out of the two.
What happens when you turn system mode to off?
For heat pump, what color wires go to O/B and E?
It’s whatever color you choose to use of doing a brand new installation however often time technicians uses Orange if available
I had previously program my thermostat for heat now I am trying to program it for cooling and I am not getting it
Is your system capable of heating and cooling?
@D2DNYAC Good morning boss do I have to use every step that I am seeing on the video
@D2DNYAC yes I have a condenser fan unit in the backyard a evaporator and a 90 percent furnace in the attic
@D2DNYAC the system is cooling when when I straight wire it from R to Y the Tstat was controlling the furnace in the winter and I am trying to program the same Tstat for cooling and I am not getting it
Do I need to shut off the power
It's recommended
I have older system where there is 2 white and 2 red wires from wall, I know one white go to w and one red go to R but where do the other 2 wires of red and white go!
@Terrsa Norwood hard to say! Was all 4 wires connected? If yes to what terminals? If no only reconnect what was previously connected!
@@D2DNYAC one white wire was connected around one screw by itself then one red wire was connected with a yellow wire from the thermostat around screw then other red wire was connected to red wire around screw , other white wire was connected around another screw by itself
I have a heat pump. My wires are g-green y-yellow x2-black B- blue R-red W-white . I currently have y yellow g green c blue o/b orange r red E black where do I put white? It's blowing hot air not cold
Hey friend assuming the first set of wires was on the old thermostat!!! looks like C should be black O/B blue E ( emergency heat if available) white on the new try that
And where did the orange wire came from????
I have this exact thermostat and my ISU settings doesn’t have 218. Is that bad? Lol
Are you sure?
How can you tell if you have a heat pump or conventional
If your compressor or outdoor unit runs to provide heating or hot air outdoor unit will have a reversing valve in it
The reversing valve is the deciding factor!!
Anyone know why my cool auto setting is not working, i have this same thermostat
Do you mean auto mode?
Hi I have COVID and my roommate keeps putting the ac on 86. My fever is 102. How can I lock it where it can’t be changed?
Hi this thermostat don't have the ability to do this how you can completely or temporarily remove the heating option from the thermostat through the setup menu at your discretion unless your room mate watch my videos 😆
In setup menu [@ 11:50 in vid ] change menu item 200 to 5 then save /exit, this make the thermostat cool only!!! Make sure you record the current settings in menu 200 so that you can revert back to it later
My wires are just blue, yellow, red, and green. we can''t get the AC on. we had a jumper in the old one.
Not enough information here for me to advise!
I can't get heat and the fan won't turn off but it is set to auto
Looking like a heat furnace issue
I just picked up this thermostat and on my old unit I have X brown wire and W2 white wire I have a heat pump and I have O blue wire . Where should I put the Brown and white wire I know one goes to E and blue goes to O so were should the other wire go ? On my old thermostat I have aux heat and emergency heat
I don't know about X on older Honeywell thermostat X was the same as C, if it's the same then by leaving it disconnected and having batteries in the thermostat you will be good
I should probably watch the entire video before commenting, but one of my wires aren't the same color. Im trying to replace this old thermostat, it's old maybe 1970's thermostat. The wires on the back of the original one all correlate to the colors of the wires. The only one that doesn't is a beige wire running to w2.
Well put it on W2 on the new thermostat
Where does my orange wire go?? O/b?
If this is a thermostat replacement Where did you remove it from old, it goes the same place if O and B this is the same as O/B
I have a carrier unit and it has Vplus and VG black terminal its only 2 wires.
I don’t think you can use this thermostat with that setup!
Very very helpful from a DIY’er. Many thanks.
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What if I got 4 wires ? With the same exact thermostat, do it matter about color ?
@Greg Vidito yes and no! if you are replacing always match the wires from old thermostat terminals to the new, that is any color wire you removed from terminal R G Y W C and so on from old thermostat you must move to the same terminals on the New thermostat, in the even where all wire colors is the same you must label 🏷 each wire before removing it from old thermostat so as to know what terminal it goes on the New
@ Greg Vidito are you a technician?
Hi, I hope you can help me. I have bought the same thermostat. Actually my old thermostat is wired as the photo I will attach. Usually the wire for fan is green, also I have 3more wire for speed of the fan. So could you please guide me how to do wiring.
Thanks
@Ali Zarrin Honar it looks like your air conditioning system isn’t compatible with this type of thermostat!!! Tell me the letters of the terminals on the old thermostat! And then I can advise you more!
The thermostat is like the one I sent in the link, but my wire colour is as I write.
Send pictures to me on what’s App!!
I have a 5 wire setup red green blue white yellow where does the blue go
Lol where did you disconnected it from?
@@D2DNYAC on my old thermostat it had a b for blue
O/B on new thermostat! And set 218 to 1
I have ac only and only wires i have red green and white what shold i do?
Match the old thermostat terminal connections with the new thermostat
For cooling only it should be terminals R G and Y or Y1
@@D2DNYAC thank you I figure it out it was RC,Y&G. R didn't work.