Questions & Answers for: w1 w2 thermostat wiring

...W1,W2 and my thermostat has wires connected to C,R,W2,E,W1,Y,O,G but no wires to B,L. I followed the guide for the thermostat wiring however the fan does not work when I place the control on ...

...w1,x,w2,a,r. but the hunter replacement thermostat i purchaced does not have the same labeling it has rc/r,c,y1,y2,w2,e,o,b,g,l.i need to know what coleman designates to each lable here is some info ...

...W1 and W2 slot. Standard hook up for Heat pump. Red wire----------R Green-------------G Blue----------------C Yellow-------------Y Orange------------O White--------------W1 with a jumper to E ...

...It only mentions W1. w2 wire is second stage heat does your furnace have two stages.look at gas valve it would have 2 valves/ sol w2 will go to w2 on stat. if a single stage furnace w2 is not ...

...W1 or W2 terminals are usually resevered for the heat leg. Disconnect them both, put those wires out of the way, Put door back on and turn power back on nothing should be operating. Turn power off ...

...W2, W1, O, Y/Y2, G, R, C. THE CONNECTIONS ON THE THERMOSTAT ARE C, B, O, W2, W1, Y1, Y2, RH, RC, G, A. ARE ANY OF THE TERMINALS ON EITHER THE AIR HANDLER OR THERMOSTAT JUMPERED TOGETHER AND IF SO ...

W2,W1,O,C. 1 wire has a red to the R,then yellow to the Y, Green to G, Blue is not connected,white is connected to both W2 and W1. The next line has only 2 lines connected white to Y and red to C. The

G W1 W2 mean? Those are thermostat wiring designations. R (usually the red wire) is the power supply (24v). G (usually green) controls the fan. W1 is the first stage of heating, W2 is the second stage

...W1 and W2 terminals, and a wire will be connected to both W1 W2. It should also have 2 pressure proving switches inside the unit, also known as pancake switch, induced draft motor pressure switch. ...

...w1,w2,g,rc/rh. Have y1 to y, w1 to o/b, w2 to aux, r to r, g to g. Now outside will not shut off when heat is on. Only way to make outside unit turn off is to switch over to cool. Hot and cold air ...