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Paul Tidwell Posted on Dec 05, 2013

Furnace not heating after receiving call from thermostat

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Furnace problem

SHUT THE POWER OFF TO THE FURNACE, REMOVE THE THERMOSTAT FROM THE THERMOSTAT SUB BASE TAKE THE WIRE THAT IS ON THE R TERMINAL AND THE WIRE THAT IS ON THE W TERMINAL AND CONNECT THEM. TURN THE POWER BACK ON. IF THE FURNACE COMES ON AND WORKS FINE THEN ITS IN THE THERMOSTAT.
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I am trying to install a thermostat and I am not sure where to put all the wires... it is for american standard freedom 90 two stage - furnace and air conditioning

Should be like this:

Y from furnace goes to Y on thermostat (yellow)
C from furnace goes to C on thermostat (usually blue)
G from furnace goes to G on thermostat (green)
W1 (first stage heat) to w1 on thermostat(white)
w2 (second stage heat) to w2 on thermostat (black)

Doesn't sound like you have a heat pump but if you do "o" will also have to be connected which is the reversing valve.
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Hi Proper way on wiring furnace.

I can give you a start, For heat only, R terminal on furnace to Red wire to R or RH terminal on thermostat. W terminal to White wire to W terminal on thermostat. G terminal to Green wire to G terminal on thermostat. This will get you heat but not air conditioning.
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