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John Backes Posted on Feb 07, 2010
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Only have two wires on old thermostat,where do i hook them up on a rth2310 thermostat

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More information would help but I believe that you are trying to hook up a programmable thermostat to your old heating system which is what? Oil forced air, heat pump, gas? Give me more info and I think that I can help you.

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I bought a Honeywell programmable thermostat RTH2310 to replace my 10 year old Honeywell thermostat. My old thermostat is a 4 wire system but also has a jumper from Y to 1. New system does not tell me what...

It depends on the type of thermostat you have.
Do you have a 4 wire or 5 wire T'stat?
The red jumper wire was for a 5 wire t'stat with 1 transformer, the red jumper actually should have been from R to 1.
So you need to trace the wires back to the furnace and make sure they go to the locations identified below.
if you have a 4 wire t'stat then you don't need that jumper, if you have a 5 wire t'stat then you do need that jumper but it should go from Rh to Rc.
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W = White Heat
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Hooking up wires. where?

Connect one wire to R or Rh.
Connect the other wire to W.
This should allow you to use the thermostat with battery power.
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