Installing a Honeywell RTH111B. The lines coming in are not color-coded.

You have too many ones (1) in the model number. Honeywell Home RTH111B


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Download the quick installation guide pdf. "Honeywell r111b installation manual"

Its probably feeding backwards through the non-adjustable cooling anticipator to energize the cooling circuit because the subbase is internally wired to automatically energize the fan circuit on a call for cooling. It shouldn't happen though.

THEY'RE SUPPOSE TO BE COLOR CODED, NOT ALL ONE COLOR.

Look here for the manual:
http://www.honeywellconsumerstore.com/store/images/pdf/rth111b-vertical-digital-non-programmable-thermostat-installation-manual.pdf

The color code for thermostat wiring is as follows.
The "R" terminal is power into the stat from the boiler control transformer. Normally 24 volts. The "Y" terminal is for cooling. Normally left blank for a boiler. The "W" terminal is for heat. This one used to start the heating cycle.The "G" terminal is for fan operation. Probably not used for a boiler. Check the boiler terminal board for these functions and write down the wire color on each one. Match the boiler colors to the right function on the stat. If you need more than this, let me know.

Hello, if this is a standard straghtcool/heat unit then Red- R terminal or Rh white- W terminal Yellow - Y terminal Green- G terminal Blue- Common terminal ( not always used) but ifyou do have a blue wire it will connect to this terminal.

Your aftermarket radio should have color-coded wires which identifies power, ground, speakers, etc. most depaetment stores carry a radio harness adapter kit. This will connect to your radio's exact color coded wires, and will plug right in to your factory's wiring plug. And don't forget electrical tape.

From: http://www.genesiscable.com

the cables are: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, White & Gray

Full specifications: http://www.genesiscable.com/CustomerSpecs/multimedia/5099.pdf

A nice picture: http://www.genesiscable.com/Clarity.pdf

indicates that it is up to you to make the connections _identically_ at both ends, i.e., if your TV has R/G/B connectors for video, connect 3 wires at the TV end, and the same 3 wires at the "other" end to the R/G/B outputs from your digital-cable or satellite-cable box.

you are a ******* idiot you+this answer= you are ******* stupid we don't want to know what our best bet is you damn inbred **** we want color codes!!!!! God you are dumb what color means what its like putting the caps back on the right markers in your coloring box with your little books that you cant even color inside the lines cause you are so stupid!!!!!!