This video just helped me tremendously!!! Thanks so much for sharing. I thought I was going to have to run a “C” wire . After watching you video and checking my HVAC system , I discovered that “C” wire is already in place.
This video saved me from returning my new ecobee because my C wire was not connected but wrapped around the wire and my air handler had no circuit board. Thanks, a lot.
Dude didn't even install "Any Thermostat without a C-Wire" Great job bro you succeeded in showing people how to do absolutely nothing besides hoping they are lucky enough to have a C-Wire already hiding in theor wall.
Finally !!! Located the "C" wire , thank you so much. Unfortunately I already bought the Next Power Connector but you did save me a trip up to the roof. Solid video!!!
I just clicked because The Rock is teaching me how to install my thermostat. Hey Rock, Ioved your last movie! Can you put me in as an extra in the next Jumanji flick?...
Thank you for this. I like that you had the C in black over the part on the thermostat. I did notice the "C wire optional with batteries" on the plastic below. I will add that you should always use a voltage detector before touching anything to make sure everything is off. Because sometimes there is a hidden supply of electricity going into things. I don't have drywall- the people who built this place used 1/8" wood panels. I can see that they just poked a hole through for the wires. My Trane thermostat has 7 wires. Red black, white, off white, yellow, orange, and blue.
This video saved my life! I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to get a C wire connection to our new ecobee3 lite. We have an older furnace with no C connection point. We had the unconnected extra wire and the trick to connect it up to the opposite wire as the yellow coming in from the a/c condenser was gold. My furnace controller board only had R W G so no C connection on the board. I thought I was out of luck. Worked like a charm! Thank you so much!!
I have watched many videos on this topic. So far yours is the most practical approach. You are the only one mentioning about using another wire to the condenser as the C-wire for thermostat. Thank you Sir.
hello! thanks so much, it really help me to install an Amazon thermostat. beware that even if you have the blue wire, connected in your old thermostat, it may be unplugged in the main unit. Just follow the instructions in the video and it will get fixed.!!! Thanks again.
Yes most helpful for ppl with old boilers! Everyone else is pretty unhelpful because we have circuit board we can see where to connect the wire! But for ppl who dont? Thxs man 🙏🙏
Man this video really helped me out. I just got a new wifi thermostat never needed the c wire before tested up at the thermostat from the red and c wire saw 20acv so I thought my c wire was hooked up by thermostat wouldn't work after hours of trouble shooting I find the c wire wasn't hooked at at furnace at all, crazy I still was seeing that 20acv but got it hooked up then of course the thermostat then worked. Uhgg. But this video is what made me go double check that the c wire was hooked up. Thanks
The only video that shows step by step instructions for connecting the infamous C wire without a system board, but rather wire nut connections. THANKS!!!
WoW thanks, Sir! I thought I might need to pull a wire off the transform outside! Now I can finally install a smart T stat in my mome. Cheers and subscribed too!
Bro thank u for this video I had no c wire connection and I just put a sensi smart thermostat myself cause of this video THANK YOU SIR ALREADY SUBSCRIBED TOO 👍
This video helped me in learning the wire to the compressor could be substituted for 24v needed from a dedicated c wire output. It sounds like you have the same wiring I had in my system. Without a c wire, a new 5 conductor wire would need to be run in place of the existing 4 conductor wire. It can be bought at Home Depot by the foot, then connect hour new t-stat per the instructions. If the wire is stuck in the wall you might be better off making a new hole closer to the unit and doing some sheet rock repair. Otherwise a c-wire adaptor can be used which allows the 5 wire signaling to be controlled with 4 wires from your new t-stat but they are way more difficult to make use of if your system doesn't have a dedicated c-wire output from a control board. So tag, you're it! Now it's your turn to share knowledge when you see a problem you can help with.
@@sambadeuneaux I was able to run a 5 conductor wire (actually 8 conductor) for one of my zones/thermostats, but not for the other - it was too far away from the furnace and the old wire was stuck and could not be pulled. But I was able to solve the problem anyway. All you need is a 24 Volt Transformer - exact same you use for your doorbell chime. It can supply power to the thermostat and thus act as a c-wire replacement.
Great video, but I have 5 wires going outside to my compressor. Red, white, yellow, brown, and orange. Any idea how to figure out which one to connect the unused C-wire to in that case?
I couldn't figure out why I wasnt getting power until this video. I just had to connect the inside C wire to the outside wire. Everything was already connect to the board so I was confused. Thank you
Thank you for this video. I got some new basic Nest thermostats and the batteries are draining way too fast in them. We had some old Honeywell thermostats with an LCD screen and I'm thinking that maybe the C wire was not even necessary for those thermostats even though it was connected. I'm thinking that I need to remove the cover from the air handler and make sure that that blue wire is actually connected inside my air handler. I'm hoping that it's not connected in the air handler and that connecting it will solve my battery drainage issue. Apparently this is a common problem that nest owners have and Google doesn't seem to be able to answer the question so I'm hoping that this solves my issue and others if they see this post and your video.
The Blue wire carries 24v AC. C stands for Cyan(blue. think printer ink) not common. Its the hot wire to power any thermostat so that it doesn't need batteries.
Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I have. But what if I don't want to do the trouble connecting the C wire becuase our AC unit is in the atic, could I just use an external 24volt from Amazon? The external 24v has two wires, where shall I connect them into the thermostat, C and what else? All other wires (G, W, Y, R) are in exact connections like in the video, including the jumper. Thanks in advance.
I just checked and I have the same wiring. Our A/C tech gave us an a/c cover for the winter but said to shut off power to a/c so it won't accidentally start with cover on in the spring. Does this stop me from using your example?
Thanks for the video! I have my blue wire connected to Y1 and the yellow wire coiled like your blue wire was, any idea why? Also my thermostat has that switch on the gas side (I think that's for the furnace). Thank you
whoever connected it just used the blue and yellow wire opposite. Thats why its important to take a pic of the before installation so you can put it back like it was.
Why is it that the C wire so often is not connected? This and another video saved me from having to crawl under the house to run an ac adapter to power the thermostat. But I find it peculiar that the C wire is actually there just doing nothing and whoever installed your AC didn't think to connect it...??
after saw this video I checked my AC furnaces wires, I found yellow wire from thermostat is connected to red wire where goes to compressor but it does not connect with transformer yellow wire?? Can I still connect C wire to brown wire (common) ca you Help me?? Thanks
Now here's my issue I have a rezner gas heater in my shop. The board does not have a common wire connection option.. is there anything else I can use to supply 24 volts to the smart thermostat I'm trying to hook up as there is no common connection capabilities on the control board on my gas heater. I know I have an option to install a small rectifier to the main power coming in to step it down to 24 volts to supply the thermostat but I can't remember if there's something else in a furnace that does not have a common option on the control board that can supply the T stat at no more than 24 volts?
Thanks for the awesome video. I am looking to follow your instructions and do the install, however, I also have a aprilaire humidifier connected to my HVAC. Any ideas on how I can hook that up as well with the new smart ecobee?
@@elib9223 if you have an unused wire in the bundle can you double it up with the r wire in the relay box and connect it to c in thermostat while keeping original r wire on r? Thanks (oil heat only currently 2 wire for hot water radiators/want to install a Google/nest that needs a C)
I had this working on a Honeywell T6 Pro but as soon as the power was disconnected to change the filter, it stopped working. I had to go back to my old 4 wire thermostat that has no blue wire. Blue wire on opposite 2 wires to compressor and the board actually is labeled "C". I tried disconnecting the blue write on T6 and use only 4 wires but it didn't work. When I look at the Thermostat with the T6 equipment & blue wire, it says "standby waiting". I waited for 10 mins., but no change. Meanwhile the thermostat is blinking "Cool On" which means it is sending the signal but nothing is happening. Everything worked great with the 23 yr old Trane Thermostat the second I connected it.
I have red, green, and white wires coming from the wall. The green wire is not connected to my Honeywell analog (old) thermostat. The red and white wires are connected to the thermostat. The thermostat operates a heat-only propane boiler. No AC. Is there an Ecobee thermostat that is for heat only where I just need the red and white wires?
Hi, I have an old thermostat using a battery, and now the wires are red, green, blue, and white.. I don't have the yellow color wire. Is it okay if I install the smart thermostat without yellow wire?
Sounds like they used the blue instead of the yellow. Peel back more of the wire and see if the yellow wire is in there. If it is you need to follow my video and switch the blue and yellow wire inside the air handler first.
Are there any smart thermostats put there that support wired sensors? I almost bought the Amazon one but found out it's incompatible because of my sensors.
@DeaninItYourself The outdoor sensors that provide temperature readings to the thermostat. I think I found some posts that say I don't have to connect them since smart thermostats pull info from the internet. I just hope I connect the other wires correctly since the labels are a little different from the Amazon thermostat.
Did anyone have a problem Where with the smart thermostat you had to plug the W wire into the O/B wire? When I plugged it in the W spot my heater came on so I had to switch it around.
It seems to me that if the Yellow from the thermostat is connected to the transformer and contactor at the same time that the contactor will have power at all time and therefore the compressor will be on at all times. The yellow from the thermostat will not be a signal to activate the magnetic coil within the contactor. I make this observation because you are stating to connect the blue to the other side of the coil contactor. I am not being a wise ass. I truly want to understand and know where the blue should be connected, if the yellow at the airhandler does not have the transformer connected together with the yellow of the thermostat and the contactor coil line. It seem the other side of the contactor coil is the common you want to be tied into the additional blue wire; and if I follow you correctly, then the blue wire will not have power to turn on the nest thermostat. Where did I go wrong in my analysis? Eager for some insight from a tech, I am still green behind the ears when it comes to HVAC. But willing to learn. Thank you for your time. RCB
@@coeusquantitative6146 I actually found a solution that works for me. I can install an electrical outlet in attic. Use an ac adapter from Amazon. Run those wires down to where the thermostat is and power it that way. But must be a 230 stat.
they may have cut the other wires, peel the insulation back a little and check. if the other wires are not there you need to run a new wire or sometimes they have an adapter that comes with the thermostat
This video just helped me tremendously!!! Thanks so much for sharing. I thought I was going to have to run a “C” wire . After watching you video and checking my HVAC system , I discovered that “C” wire is already in place.
This video saved me from returning my new ecobee because my C wire was not connected but wrapped around the wire and my air handler had no circuit board. Thanks, a lot.
same! I was looking at buying a separate transformer but was worried about how all that connected... Great Video!
Dude, you saved me tons of $. This is the only video I could find where the furnace simply had wire nut connections, not a terminal board.
Dude didn't even install "Any Thermostat without a C-Wire"
Great job bro you succeeded in showing people how to do absolutely nothing besides hoping they are lucky enough to have a C-Wire already hiding in theor wall.
That was the purpose of the video. A lot of the times the c wire is there people just dont realize it.
@@DeaninItYourselfHe doesn't get it. You save me a lot of trouble with your video. Thank you
Then why title it “no c wire”
Finally !!! Located the "C" wire , thank you so much. Unfortunately I already bought the Next Power Connector but you did save me a trip up to the roof. Solid video!!!
I just clicked because The Rock is teaching me how to install my thermostat. Hey Rock, Ioved your last movie! Can you put me in as an extra in the next Jumanji flick?...
send me your name and address and Ill get you in. LOL
Thank you for this. I like that you had the C in black over the part on the thermostat. I did notice the "C wire optional with batteries" on the plastic below. I will add that you should always use a voltage detector before touching anything to make sure everything is off. Because sometimes there is a hidden supply of electricity going into things.
I don't have drywall- the people who built this place used 1/8" wood panels. I can see that they just poked a hole through for the wires.
My Trane thermostat has 7 wires. Red black, white, off white, yellow, orange, and blue.
This video saved my life! I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to get a C wire connection to our new ecobee3 lite. We have an older furnace with no C connection point. We had the unconnected extra wire and the trick to connect it up to the opposite wire as the yellow coming in from the a/c condenser was gold. My furnace controller board only had R W G so no C connection on the board. I thought I was out of luck. Worked like a charm! Thank you so much!!
glad it worked. Congrats
Best video out there!! Could not figure out how to install my thermostat until I watched your video. Thank you very much!
Finally someone knows there stuff 👍🏾
thnak you
Thanks! This got my wyze thermostat going! Used the unused blue wire for the C wire and connected to the correct one on the wire to my compressor.
Glad it helped
So thankful I found this video, you just save us money on thinking we need it to buy an adapter. Thank you so much
glad i could help
My c wire was clipped in the furnace!!! This video did it for me . big thanks
I have watched many videos on this topic. So far yours is the most practical approach. You are the only one mentioning about using another wire to the condenser as the C-wire for thermostat. Thank you Sir.
Awesome thank!!!! I didn't realize that I had a blue wire now it's time get my new thermostat and replace this Google nest
Thank you! This was the third video I watched, and the one that actually helped me!!
Glad it helped!
hello! thanks so much, it really help me to install an Amazon thermostat. beware that even if you have the blue wire, connected in your old thermostat, it may be unplugged in the main unit. Just follow the instructions in the video and it will get fixed.!!! Thanks again.
Yes most helpful for ppl with old boilers! Everyone else is pretty unhelpful because we have circuit board we can see where to connect the wire! But for ppl who dont? Thxs man 🙏🙏
Man this video really helped me out. I just got a new wifi thermostat never needed the c wire before tested up at the thermostat from the red and c wire saw 20acv so I thought my c wire was hooked up by thermostat wouldn't work after hours of trouble shooting I find the c wire wasn't hooked at at furnace at all, crazy I still was seeing that 20acv but got it hooked up then of course the thermostat then worked. Uhgg. But this video is what made me go double check that the c wire was hooked up. Thanks
Glad it helped
Awesome video. I got my thermostat without batteries to work with this video. Thank you
Glad it helped
Thank you!! My blue wire was still in the insulation sheath. I cut all wires back and was able to use the common wire.
Excellent!
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Yeah buddy! You get to be my hero for the rest of the week. Found the illusive "C" wire in my air handler because of you my friend.
Glad I could help
Bro thank you so much. I needed that blue wire but ecobee manual says to use the other gadget. Your idea worked perfectly. Thank you.
Glad I could help
@@DeaninItYourself bro you sure did. It was that simple c wire.
The only video that shows step by step instructions for connecting the infamous C wire without a system board, but rather wire nut connections. THANKS!!!
You are welcome
WoW thanks, Sir!
I thought I might need to pull a wire off the transform outside!
Now I can finally install a smart T stat in my mome. Cheers and subscribed too!
Glad to help
Thank you. Your video helped me install smart thermostat on a very old HVAC system 🎉
Glad it was helpful
I'm not sure but did he mention the word thermostat in the intro at all I missed it! 😆🤣
I'm joking I had to! Great video!!!
Bro thank u for this video I had no c wire connection and I just put a sensi smart thermostat myself cause of this video
THANK YOU SIR ALREADY SUBSCRIBED TOO 👍
Glad it helped
Thanks! I use for Amazon thermostat and working ok without the c wire adapter very easy with this instructions!
Best instructional video I could find. Works perfect thank you!
Agree with thanks to the channel.
Totally useless and misleading. You actually do have c wire, so there is no problem to begin with.
total loser. clickbait for a thermostat video??
This video helped me in learning the wire to the compressor could be substituted for 24v needed from a dedicated c wire output. It sounds like you have the same wiring I had in my system. Without a c wire, a new 5 conductor wire would need to be run in place of the existing 4 conductor wire. It can be bought at Home Depot by the foot, then connect hour new t-stat per the instructions. If the wire is stuck in the wall you might be better off making a new hole closer to the unit and doing some sheet rock repair. Otherwise a c-wire adaptor can be used which allows the 5 wire signaling to be controlled with 4 wires from your new t-stat but they are way more difficult to make use of if your system doesn't have a dedicated c-wire output from a control board. So tag, you're it! Now it's your turn to share knowledge when you see a problem you can help with.
@@sambadeuneaux I was able to run a 5 conductor wire (actually 8 conductor) for one of my zones/thermostats, but not for the other - it was too far away from the furnace and the old wire was stuck and could not be pulled. But I was able to solve the problem anyway. All you need is a 24 Volt Transformer - exact same you use for your doorbell chime. It can supply power to the thermostat and thus act as a c-wire replacement.
Thanks cat
@cutekitten9856 Genius! So simple and so obvious...I never even thought of it. 24v doorbell transformer. OF COURSE! Thank you.
Great video, but I have 5 wires going outside to my compressor. Red, white, yellow, brown, and orange. Any idea how to figure out which one to connect the unused C-wire to in that case?
I couldn't figure out why I wasnt getting power until this video. I just had to connect the inside C wire to the outside wire. Everything was already connect to the board so I was confused. Thank you
You are welcome
Thank you for this video. I got some new basic Nest thermostats and the batteries are draining way too fast in them. We had some old Honeywell thermostats with an LCD screen and I'm thinking that maybe the C wire was not even necessary for those thermostats even though it was connected. I'm thinking that I need to remove the cover from the air handler and make sure that that blue wire is actually connected inside my air handler. I'm hoping that it's not connected in the air handler and that connecting it will solve my battery drainage issue. Apparently this is a common problem that nest owners have and Google doesn't seem to be able to answer the question so I'm hoping that this solves my issue and others if they see this post and your video.
Excellent video had the same issue on mines saved me a headache thanks a lot really appreciate the knowledge. You earned a sub and a like 👍
Thank you so much
Great video super helpful! Thanks
fantastic explanation
Great video, Spot on. I installed a Honeywell RTH6500WF works great.
Great to hear!
I’m missing a part or something I’m not understanding wheee to connect the other end of c wire
Good Video but can you just use a jumper wire from RC to C on the ecobee? that way, you do not need to go to the furnace?
Total life saver, thank you!
Glad it helped!
Awesome n complete instructional video ..As always..make more videos 📹
awesome video! very informative and helpful!
Great job! One question, wouldn't the screw holes on the back plate have lined up with your box?
It did not. I was hoping it did 😒
THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES
The Blue wire carries 24v AC. C stands for Cyan(blue. think printer ink) not common. Its the hot wire to power any thermostat so that it doesn't need batteries.
excellent video it same me $30 c wire cost
Glad it helped
Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I have. But what if I don't want to do the trouble connecting the C wire becuase our AC unit is in the atic, could I just use an external 24volt from Amazon? The external 24v has two wires, where shall I connect them into the thermostat, C and what else? All other wires (G, W, Y, R) are in exact connections like in the video, including the jumper. Thanks in advance.
Im wondering same thing about the 2 wires, i bought the generic c wire adapter off Amazon
So you have to have the backing plate for connection? You can’t just wire directly to thermostat?
What happens if you don’t have a compressor outside and need to us an adapter? Where does the blue wire hook up inside the furnace?
Your video was very helpful but unfortunately my new thermostat which is the Lennox comfort m30 isn’t powering up.
Sorry to hear that
Great tutorial
I just checked and I have the same wiring. Our A/C tech gave us an a/c cover for the winter but said to shut off power to a/c so it won't accidentally start with cover on in the spring.
Does this stop me from using your example?
Thanks you man awesome video
Glad you liked it.
Thanks for the video! I have my blue wire connected to Y1 and the yellow wire coiled like your blue wire was, any idea why? Also my thermostat has that switch on the gas side (I think that's for the furnace). Thank you
whoever connected it just used the blue and yellow wire opposite. Thats why its important to take a pic of the before installation so you can put it back like it was.
I think this is mis-leading - It says ANY without C wire - But yet, you installed a c-wire.. I think this should be re-labeled...
It was intended to show people that the c wire is there a lot of the times but it is hidden, or not conencted
Thanks yard man…😊
Why is it that the C wire so often is not connected? This and another video saved me from having to crawl under the house to run an ac adapter to power the thermostat. But I find it peculiar that the C wire is actually there just doing nothing and whoever installed your AC didn't think to connect it...??
In your old thermostat, did you have a jumper between R and Rc? There is some sort of yellow connection there. Can you cinfirm please?
yes there is
Great video. THANKS!!!
you are welcome
My common is green and yellow colored. I have two blue wires s and two red wires. What do I do with the black one?
Says no c wire proceeds to pull out c wire
C wire was not connected, The idea is that sometimes is there but you dont see it
Can I just connect to the cyan wire to the empty c slot on the ac unit? All the other 4 wires are already connected to their corresponded colors
Thank you!!!!!
after saw this video I checked my AC furnaces wires, I found yellow wire from thermostat is connected to red wire where goes to compressor but it does not connect with transformer yellow wire?? Can I still connect C wire to brown wire (common) ca you Help me?? Thanks
Now here's my issue I have a rezner gas heater in my shop. The board does not have a common wire connection option.. is there anything else I can use to supply 24 volts to the smart thermostat I'm trying to hook up as there is no common connection capabilities on the control board on my gas heater. I know I have an option to install a small rectifier to the main power coming in to step it down to 24 volts to supply the thermostat but I can't remember if there's something else in a furnace that does not have a common option on the control board that can supply the T stat at no more than 24 volts?
So you have a C wire... why title your video as if you don't....
Awesome video. Just what I was looking for. 👍. Worked 💯%
Great to hear!
Thanks for the awesome video. I am looking to follow your instructions and do the install, however, I also have a aprilaire humidifier connected to my HVAC. Any ideas on how I can hook that up as well with the new smart ecobee?
I have a wet switch. In that case, will I be connecting C wire from thermostat to the common from wet switch?
yes
Good through video. But, Why could you not just add a jumper wire from red to "c" at the thermostat?
Is not the same red wire
@@elib9223 if you have an unused wire in the bundle can you double it up with the r wire in the relay box and connect it to c in thermostat while keeping original r wire on r? Thanks (oil heat only currently 2 wire for hot water radiators/want to install a Google/nest that needs a C)
I have a jumper wire in my old thermostat. How does that work with this thermostat?
Thanks!
You are welcome. Thank You
I had this working on a Honeywell T6 Pro but as soon as the power was disconnected to change the filter, it stopped working. I had to go back to my old 4 wire thermostat that has no blue wire. Blue wire on opposite 2 wires to compressor and the board actually is labeled "C". I tried disconnecting the blue write on T6 and use only 4 wires but it didn't work. When I look at the Thermostat with the T6 equipment & blue wire, it says "standby waiting". I waited for 10 mins., but no change. Meanwhile the thermostat is blinking "Cool On" which means it is sending the signal but nothing is happening. Everything worked great with the 23 yr old Trane Thermostat the second I connected it.
Very helpful ❤
I'm so glad!
I have red, green, and white wires coming from the wall. The green wire is not connected to my Honeywell analog (old) thermostat. The red and white wires are connected to the thermostat. The thermostat operates a heat-only propane boiler. No AC. Is there an Ecobee thermostat that is for heat only where I just need the red and white wires?
if you only need heat, you only need to connect the red and white wire, any thermostat will work
Where is my air handler located? In my water heater or ac unit?
the air handler is the part of the AC that blows the air.
Where do you find C-Wire if it's just a furnace which don't have a compressor outside?
I think yiu can use the G wire and then add a jumper
Hi, I have an old thermostat using a battery, and now the wires are red, green, blue, and white.. I don't have the yellow color wire. Is it okay if I install the smart thermostat without yellow wire?
Sounds like they used the blue instead of the yellow. Peel back more of the wire and see if the yellow wire is in there. If it is you need to follow my video and switch the blue and yellow wire inside the air handler first.
Are there any smart thermostats put there that support wired sensors? I almost bought the Amazon one but found out it's incompatible because of my sensors.
What kind of sensors? I think the ecobee does support some
@DeaninItYourself The outdoor sensors that provide temperature readings to the thermostat. I think I found some posts that say I don't have to connect them since smart thermostats pull info from the internet. I just hope I connect the other wires correctly since the labels are a little different from the Amazon thermostat.
Hola se puede instalar a un termostato solo que tiene la función de calentón
Learned a lot but i agree , wrong title
Did anyone have a problem
Where with the smart thermostat you had to plug the W wire into the O/B wire? When I plugged it in the W spot my heater came on so I had to switch it around.
It seems to me that if the Yellow from the thermostat is connected to the transformer and contactor at the same time that the contactor will have power at all time and therefore the compressor will be on at all times. The yellow from the thermostat will not be a signal to activate the magnetic coil within the contactor. I make this observation because you are stating to connect the blue to the other side of the coil contactor.
I am not being a wise ass. I truly want to understand and know where the blue should be connected, if the yellow at the airhandler does not have the transformer connected together with the yellow of the thermostat and the contactor coil line. It seem the other side of the contactor coil is the common you want to be tied into the additional blue wire; and if I follow you correctly, then the blue wire will not have power to turn on the nest thermostat.
Where did I go wrong in my analysis?
Eager for some insight from a tech, I am still green behind the ears when it comes to HVAC. But willing to learn.
Thank you for your time.
RCB
18:28 finding where free blue / C-wire in furnace is to be connected to.
🇯🇲🇯🇲thank you….. It worked BIG UP!!!
Glad I could help
Where to connect C wire if there is no AC condenser power wire?
the Honeywell thermostat requires a "C" wire, when going to the Amazon link.
Worked for me also but my a/c takes forever to kick in, it just flashes cool on
Some acs have a 5 min delay.
misleading video. YOu HAVE C wire
The C wire was not connected, but the idea is to show that sometimes its there but just hidden
You are lucky because you have a c wire that no used. So just located it. It's harder if dont have c wire in the cable.
13:15 There is no RC terminal. 🤷🏻♂️
So I don’t get it, caption said: “no C wire”!?
why is this labeled No C wire when you HAVE a C wire??
I need your help ?
how can i help
@@DeaninItYourself about C wires
Your video title says no C wire but the video HAS the C wire. Not helpful.
Sorry I couldnt help. The video explains what to look for if there is no C wire.
@@DeaninItYourself if there is a c wire but isn't connected
@@coeusquantitative6146
I actually found a solution that works for me. I can install an electrical outlet in attic. Use an ac adapter from Amazon. Run those wires down to where the thermostat is and power it that way. But must be a 230 stat.
_I only see 4 wires._
_Red, green, yellow, and white._
they may have cut the other wires, peel the insulation back a little and check. if the other wires are not there you need to run a new wire or sometimes they have an adapter that comes with the thermostat
@DeaninItYourself _okay, I'll check._
_Thank you._
“Locate the C wire.” There is no c wire. Just white and red
Lol 2 skew holes for the anchor hahahahahahah
MISLEADING 😢