Air Conditioning - in wall thermos doesn't have green wire

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cloudy602
04-29-08, 09:15 PM
can anyone help me with my thermos there black, blue, brown, yellow, red, orange, white wire only can anyone help me what wire should i put in the G slot
where my a/c and a/h unit there a green wire in there at the inside it doesn't have it


Ed Imeduc
04-30-08, 09:18 AM
You dont say what all you have there. heat cool heatpump gas oil???????? With that O I think H/Pump
Now might be look in the blower unit .Should be a schematic there and see what color goes to what. I dont know what color you have for what. MOST MOST of the time R is power W is heat G is fan Y is compressor O is heat pump valve.
Black or a blue can be common???? AS I said look in the unit and see what is what first.

cloudy602
04-30-08, 03:38 PM
in my thermos doesn't have a green wire but in the unit it does
in my thermos i think the fan is a brown wire so i hook it too the G
y-y
w-w
r-r

i just call the ac people too come and have a look they say my compressor is bad and the labor for that is 600 not including part
part is another 600 buck

my compressor was working in the winter time and now i just took off the tstats too change it now it not working and i didn't turn the power off i did it live was going very smooothly nothing wrong i want too know is there a

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Jay11J
05-01-08, 10:49 AM
I seen a green wire in the unit... is that the outdoor unit or furnace?

We need more info of what you got there..


ALso, you may of blown a fuse on the low voltage side if it's a newer system, if older, than may of blown the transformer.