➡ More Videos For Further Information: How to Wire A/C Condenser Unit: ua-cam.com/video/KCanZEsLVEI/v-deo.html How to Wire Thermostat: ua-cam.com/video/VknvJ9POYDo/v-deo.html How to Wire Air Conditioner Compressor: ua-cam.com/video/GhBTVn5CHBE/v-deo.html 10 Ways to Splice Wires Together: ua-cam.com/video/ihpNCVk1lF0/v-deo.html How to Read Furnace Wiring Diagram: ua-cam.com/video/2MSedAkirqw/v-deo.html How to Read A/C Wiring Diagram: ua-cam.com/video/2MSedAkirqw/v-deo.html How to Read Water Heater Wiring Diagram: ua-cam.com/video/TX8SuHK1esY/v-deo.html How to Wire Indoor Blower Motor: ua-cam.com/video/4S8TZd-45bY/v-deo.html How to Wire Outdoor Condenser Fan Motor: ua-cam.com/video/VlMhvwrpimE/v-deo.html Is Common and Ground The Same Thing: ua-cam.com/video/wiKDlIlbiP4/v-deo.html Electrical Symbols and Meanings for Switches: ua-cam.com/video/ngQCmR_w9QU/v-deo.html Ohm's Law Explained: ua-cam.com/video/sILl7p_J1UU/v-deo.html
Thank you Michael, I appreciate the thought! 😄 This particular wiring diagram was actually something my teacher drew back in HVAC school. I changed it a bit but the credit still goes to her 👍👍
Thank you Eddy! Lol, I like how you mixed the two dad jokes together 😄😂 Aloha from Hawaii my friend!! It's warm and breezy here in Hawaii. May you have an awesome rest of the week on your side of the globe good sir!
LOL very good ha ha ha. The Jokes :) are really good fun stuff. Awesome video explaining how the functions of switching the options on a thermostat operate. Thanks Jay
Haha glad to hear you enjoyed the jokes! 😄 Thank you for stopping by and watching the thermostat diagram video! I wasn't sure how many people would actually find it interesting. 😅
Thanks for the video!! One quick question/clarification though regarding the switch between “gas or oil” and “electric or heat pump”: There are only two settings. Gas or oil are the same setting, and heat or electric are also the same setting, correct? I think the explanation at 6:35-6:50 might have stated it differently. Thank you
Most condensate overflow switches will come with a little wire diagram that shows how to wire it in. There is more than one way to do it so I am not sure if I can explain this in a comment without seeing it. If I get a chance later on, I will make a video on that, thank you for the video idea. In the meantime, maybe AC Service Tech's video will be helpful for you: ua-cam.com/video/2Zl3MPiLwRo/v-deo.html
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In minute 6:36 you state the mode switch is either gas or oil. That is not correct. The two positions are fossil fuel (gas or oil) or electric. I notice that your thermostat is set for gas or oil.
Hello 👋👋 good buddy I saw that my comment got a hearted comment but nothing showed up if you wrote anything just thought I'd let you know in case you did write anything good buddy 👍👌👊🤙🤟🤛🤜👊
As for someone who struggles to understand electronics, Jay I don't think you could've explained that any simpler than you just stated my friend!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍👍 ~Jay~
Lol Ben, YES I believe you were actually first!! Nice 😄👍👍👍 Thanks for stopping by brother, I've watched a few of your recent videos too and really appreciate your video production. You make really good videos (I learned a thing or two from you). They make me embarrassed about mine. I need to step it up. 😄 Anyway, God bless you and family Ben, hope all is good on your side of the world! Aloha from Hawaii 🌴☀🤙
Hello 👋👋 good buddy 👍 Jay I'm not doing good at all I fell and broke my hand layed in the snow and ice and got a bad cold and got pneumonia and been in the hospital and walked out because I had to go back home and take care of arnold they got me on antibiotics and fluid meds because have fluid around my heart I'm barely hanging in here buddy me and Arnold are snuggle in the couch it's very Cold outside here take care buddy and I always keep you in my prayers I didn't get to see you just heard you tell everyone I said hello buddy I love you all my friends 🙏
Aloha David! Wow my friend... That is a wild series of events. You really are having it rough over there. You usually write a comment fairly quickly after I post a video so when I didn't see one from you I had a feeling something may have happened. Unfortunately my bad premonition turned out to be right. I don't know what I can tell you in this situation... May you heal up and get rid of that pneumonia swiftly! I attend a prayer meeting at my church every week, I will ask them to pray for you David. May you feel the presence of the Lord in your life! Yeah, I didn't show my face this time 😅 I was going to film a different video but my wife was sick and feeling really weak so I didn't have my favorite camera person to help me out for a week or so. A tripod and a wiring diagram seemed like a good alternative. Anyway, pass on our greetings to Arnold, God bless and stay warm in that cold weather!!
Love the breakdown of the internal of the heat, off, cool switch. However, two things to clarify: 1. On the ladder diagram use only one bi-metal and position the switch from R in-between the W and the Y contacts. Show the bi-metal symbol on TOP of the switch. The interpretation is still the same R closes to W on a drop in temp. (Heat), and R closes to Y on a rise in temp. (Cool). 2. Draw the Fan switch pivoting on the G terminal and vertically touching Y for the auto setting, and toggling down to R for the ON setting. This indicates that the fan goes to high indoor fan relay coil on a call for cooling - R to Y and simultaneously to G. R to G just fan on high. The heat anticipator and cooling anticipator found in mechanical stats are an added complication. Fortunately the people who still use them aren't troubled by it.
Very nice presentation of some of the basics. What I'm looking for is what type of component is used to perform the connection of the 24V to either W, Y or G. Is it a relay or a solid state component? It must have quite low control current demand (high impedance input) since the two AA cells in my thermostat last a very long time. I'm going to use a standard thermostat as a hand-held device along with a wireless transmitter so I can move the thermostat to anywhere in the room. The receiver will be at the location of the existing thermostat wiring (which is in the wrong place to adequately control room temperature). So the receiver needs to switch the 24VAC and it must be battery powered as there is no house power nearby.
Oh okay 😊 buddy I didn't know I know that my phone is on the blink it's not wanting to charge up all the way I didn't know if it was on my end or your...no I'm not doing too good buddy not at all really
Sorry to hear that David.. 😨 A combination of a broken hand and pneumonia really doesn't sound like it would result in a good day.. In that case I sure hope this won't be a prolonged recovery for you.
I am Korean I always enjoy your lectures. All are good lectures. I am curious that when R and W are open, 24 volts are output, but when they are closed, 0 volts are output. Since English is a problem, I will ask you a question using Google Translator. thank you
Glad to hear you like the lectures! Thank you. R and W are wired like a light switch. There is no neutral. So when the switch is closed R and W become connected, like a single piece of wire. It is like testing voltage by putting both of your meter leads on the same spot. There is no change or drop off of voltage so it reads 0 volts.
"Basic?" You underestimate the value of this my friend! This is as clear and understandable an explanation of something as I have ever seen. I think you could teach any subject to just about anyone. You're a natural teacher. This was very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you so much. My thermostat fried do to static electric charge. Only 4 wires on old stat to furnace so I am going to rewire it with 5 wire as new stat requires common wire. Your order vidéo showed Exactly how to rewire. I didn't want to worry about frying the board of stat. Again thank you.
Thanks for the post. Here is my question...who was the idiot that named the wiring? Why not call "R" terminal "24V" as in power, or Yellow wire "C" as in cooling, or "G" as "F" as in fan? The control board is complicated enough, why use lettering that do not match their function?
Haha I totally understand the sentiment. Sometimes I think they purposely make things more difficult than they need to be. In their defense though, I think they may have labeled them according to the wire colors. Like this: G-wire - Fan, usually green. Y-wire - Cooling, usually yellow. W-wire - Heat, usually white.
@@WordofAdviceTV Since most désigners and engineers work in cyber space and not the real world what do you expect. IF they had to work on the créations like the rest of us it would be like 50 years ago.
If I set my thermostat FAN control to auto, it should stay on , correct ? It doesn't come on. If I jumper R to W on my thermostat block and again on the control board my furnace should start working, correct ? It doesn't. I did however notice and an end pin on my thermostat was badly bent so I straightened it out so it would seat and make contact again. At the door switch, when open, I get 63 volts on AC. I measured all my breakers and got 120 v to ground, so I don't think I'm missing a phase. Although my problem started a couple days ago when the hydro company popped my meter off for an inspection. Would I still get 120 off every breaker with a bad neutral if they messed that up ? I did not measure any voltages on the terminal blocks. I'm guessing it should be some low dc voltage ?
SO, the 24V sent from the thermostat to AC is just a signal that asks the AC to turn on/off ? the AC has its own plug to 120V for power to power the AC compressor? thank you
Interesting, it was just available a few days ago. Thanks for letting me know! Glad to hear you enjoy the content, thanks for watching, have a wonderful weekend!
I have an assignment on this and I had no idea how to start or draw the diagram. I am like 10 sec on the video and you already gave me an idea on how it works. Thank you dude
I do remember you from comments in the past Aaron! Congratulations on getting your residential certificate!!! 🎊🎉🎊🎉 That's awesome and it's a great start! I am happy to know that I have been a motivation in the journey. I am sure you will go far and achieve big!
There is a 24v power wire that comes from the furnace and gets hooked up to the R terminal on the thermostat. The thermostat gets it's power from the furnace and the batteries are only a backup so if your power goes out, the thermostat will not shut off.
@@WordofAdviceTV really like your videos btw. I just pm our ac rooftops and maintain our VAV control boxes. I have to clean out the strainers from time to time. Right now one of the actuators is not working properly so I need to google that on how to replace. Any tips would help. Thanks.
@@steelcrusher Unfortunately I don't have any tips on this one. I rarely worked on rooftop units and don't recall ever replacing an actuator on one. 🤷♂️ Sorry man, but I am sure UA-cam or Google will have something for you that will help!
Basic Thermostat Wiring Diagram Explained...And you didn't wire a thing. You should change the name of this video to Thermostat wire diagram and Internal thermostat functions. You explained 5 wires but not where exactly they go and why there are 8 connections on a thermostat. You started perfectly but went completely off the rails.
Excellent job! The best explanation I have seen. Unfortunately, I'm getting 12.9vac from red to white, and 12.9 from red to common. Will have to check the transformer output next. Afraid it might be pooched!
➡ More Videos For Further Information:
How to Wire A/C Condenser Unit: ua-cam.com/video/KCanZEsLVEI/v-deo.html
How to Wire Thermostat: ua-cam.com/video/VknvJ9POYDo/v-deo.html
How to Wire Air Conditioner Compressor: ua-cam.com/video/GhBTVn5CHBE/v-deo.html
10 Ways to Splice Wires Together: ua-cam.com/video/ihpNCVk1lF0/v-deo.html
How to Read Furnace Wiring Diagram: ua-cam.com/video/2MSedAkirqw/v-deo.html
How to Read A/C Wiring Diagram: ua-cam.com/video/2MSedAkirqw/v-deo.html
How to Read Water Heater Wiring Diagram: ua-cam.com/video/TX8SuHK1esY/v-deo.html
How to Wire Indoor Blower Motor: ua-cam.com/video/4S8TZd-45bY/v-deo.html
How to Wire Outdoor Condenser Fan Motor: ua-cam.com/video/VlMhvwrpimE/v-deo.html
Is Common and Ground The Same Thing: ua-cam.com/video/wiKDlIlbiP4/v-deo.html
Electrical Symbols and Meanings for Switches: ua-cam.com/video/ngQCmR_w9QU/v-deo.html
Ohm's Law Explained: ua-cam.com/video/sILl7p_J1UU/v-deo.html
Thank you for your videos very helpful for HVAC students. You da man!!!
You bet! Glad to hear they are helpful. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment, have a great weekend!
You are clear as crystal! Great job
Good work bud as always. Always good to know how the thermostat works since a lot of technicians don't pay attention to it.
Thank you! Yes, knowing this thermostat diagram has actually helped me out before so I thought it was worth sharing.
@@WordofAdviceTV awesome
the best explanation ever
thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Stay safe all the time
My pleasure! Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. Have a fabulous rest of the week!
Welcme my breathers thankyou
You need to be a ac teacher
Thank you Michael, I appreciate the thought! 😄 This particular wiring diagram was actually something my teacher drew back in HVAC school. I changed it a bit but the credit still goes to her 👍👍
Nice clear explanation. Thanks Jay.
Glad to hear that! I appreciate you stopping by, have a great weekend Walter!
Clear explanation
Thank you good sir!
the best instruction
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Very good explanation ... I wear sneakers but don't spread it around 🤣🤣🤣 Thx for posting and Aloha my friend ...
Thank you Eddy! Lol, I like how you mixed the two dad jokes together 😄😂
Aloha from Hawaii my friend!! It's warm and breezy here in Hawaii.
May you have an awesome rest of the week on your side of the globe good sir!
Goodyes yes 100%
Big seine gurup shering good welcome thankyou gues
That was AWESOME!!! Thank you!!!
You bet! Glad to hear that you liked the video!
Thank you for the comment, have a fantastic weekend Dale!
LOL very good ha ha ha. The Jokes :) are really good fun stuff. Awesome video explaining how the functions of switching the options on a thermostat operate. Thanks Jay
Haha glad to hear you enjoyed the jokes! 😄
Thank you for stopping by and watching the thermostat diagram video! I wasn't sure how many people would actually find it interesting. 😅
Ohoh to much happey vrey nice welcome
about the heating and cooling with reversing valve ,how this valve will be energized from the thermostat ?? or there is another type of thermostat ??
Thanks for the video!! One quick question/clarification though regarding the switch between “gas or oil” and “electric or heat pump”: There are only two settings. Gas or oil are the same setting, and heat or electric are also the same setting, correct? I think the explanation at 6:35-6:50 might have stated it differently. Thank you
Can you explain how to wire in a cutoff float switch for condensate overflow?
Most condensate overflow switches will come with a little wire diagram that shows how to wire it in. There is more than one way to do it so I am not sure if I can explain this in a comment without seeing it. If I get a chance later on, I will make a video on that, thank you for the video idea. In the meantime, maybe AC Service Tech's video will be helpful for you: ua-cam.com/video/2Zl3MPiLwRo/v-deo.html
What's the color code of wires ? How can i jumper the connection block to call for heat to see if my thermostat is defective ?
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Lol! Gotta love those blonde jokes 😂 Thank you for sharing Mr. Classic!
May you have a fantastic weekend followed up by an even better week! 👍👍👍
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I appreciate the love. Thank you! 😄
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In minute 6:36 you state the mode switch is either gas or oil. That is not correct. The two positions are fossil fuel (gas or oil) or electric. I notice that your thermostat is set for gas or oil.
Hello 👋👋 good buddy I saw that my comment got a hearted comment but nothing showed up if you wrote anything just thought I'd let you know in case you did write anything good buddy 👍👌👊🤙🤟🤛🤜👊
I saw this one too David 😄
Great breakdown of the thermostat... the diagram/schematic really helps!
As for someone who struggles to understand electronics, Jay I don't think you could've explained that any simpler than you just stated my friend!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍👍
~Jay~
Awesome! Good to know that the video was simple and understandable. Thank you for stopping by good sir! Have a fantastic rest of the week!
@@WordofAdviceTV Jay, I just wanted you to know I posted your Butter Joke on FB. I didn't want to let the joke, just slip away and be forgot LOL
Hello 👋👋 good buddy my phone says that I got a hearted comment but it doesn't show up anything good buddy 👍
Good day David! I hope you're feeling better today. I did see your comment and I just responded to it right now 👍
Nice!
First!?
Lol Ben, YES I believe you were actually first!! Nice 😄👍👍👍 Thanks for stopping by brother, I've watched a few of your recent videos too and really appreciate your video production. You make really good videos (I learned a thing or two from you). They make me embarrassed about mine. I need to step it up. 😄 Anyway, God bless you and family Ben, hope all is good on your side of the world! Aloha from Hawaii 🌴☀🤙
Hello 👋👋 good buddy 👍 Jay I'm not doing good at all I fell and broke my hand layed in the snow and ice and got a bad cold and got pneumonia and been in the hospital and walked out because I had to go back home and take care of arnold they got me on antibiotics and fluid meds because have fluid around my heart I'm barely hanging in here buddy me and Arnold are snuggle in the couch it's very Cold outside here take care buddy and I always keep you in my prayers I didn't get to see you just heard you tell everyone I said hello buddy I love you all my friends 🙏
Aloha David! Wow my friend... That is a wild series of events. You really are having it rough over there. You usually write a comment fairly quickly after I post a video so when I didn't see one from you I had a feeling something may have happened. Unfortunately my bad premonition turned out to be right. I don't know what I can tell you in this situation... May you heal up and get rid of that pneumonia swiftly! I attend a prayer meeting at my church every week, I will ask them to pray for you David. May you feel the presence of the Lord in your life!
Yeah, I didn't show my face this time 😅 I was going to film a different video but my wife was sick and feeling really weak so I didn't have my favorite camera person to help me out for a week or so. A tripod and a wiring diagram seemed like a good alternative. Anyway, pass on our greetings to Arnold, God bless and stay warm in that cold weather!!
Could you do more Schematic diagrams really help out a lot would appreciate it love the vids🙏🏼
I might do some more later on, thank you for the feedback!
Love the breakdown of the internal of the heat, off, cool switch. However, two things to clarify: 1. On the ladder diagram use only one bi-metal and position the switch from R in-between the W and the Y contacts. Show the bi-metal symbol on TOP of the switch. The interpretation is still the same R closes to W on a drop in temp. (Heat), and R closes to Y on a rise in temp. (Cool). 2. Draw the Fan switch pivoting on the G terminal and vertically touching Y for the auto setting, and toggling down to R for the ON setting. This indicates that the fan goes to high indoor fan relay coil on a call for cooling - R to Y and simultaneously to G. R to G just fan on high.
The heat anticipator and cooling anticipator found in mechanical stats are an added complication. Fortunately the people who still use them aren't troubled by it.
Great job and thanks for the jokes as well.
Thank you! Good to hear you enjoyed the jokes 😄
Very nice presentation of some of the basics. What I'm looking for is what type of component is used to perform the connection of the 24V to either W, Y or G. Is it a relay or a solid state component? It must have quite low control current demand (high impedance input) since the two AA cells in my thermostat last a very long time. I'm going to use a standard thermostat as a hand-held device along with a wireless transmitter so I can move the thermostat to anywhere in the room. The receiver will be at the location of the existing thermostat wiring (which is in the wrong place to adequately control room temperature). So the receiver needs to switch the 24VAC and it must be battery powered as there is no house power nearby.
awesome education indeed. Thank you regards
Thanks for this video,
Thank you. This video was really helpful to me.
Oh okay 😊 buddy I didn't know I know that my phone is on the blink it's not wanting to charge up all the way I didn't know if it was on my end or your...no I'm not doing too good buddy not at all really
Sorry to hear that David.. 😨 A combination of a broken hand and pneumonia really doesn't sound like it would result in a good day.. In that case I sure hope this won't be a prolonged recovery for you.
Thank you
You're welcome! Thank you for stopping by!
Thanks 🙏
I am Korean
I always enjoy your lectures.
All are good lectures.
I am curious that when R and W are open, 24 volts are output, but when they are closed, 0 volts are output.
Since English is a problem, I will ask you a question using Google Translator.
thank you
Glad to hear you like the lectures! Thank you.
R and W are wired like a light switch. There is no neutral. So when the switch is closed R and W become connected, like a single piece of wire.
It is like testing voltage by putting both of your meter leads on the same spot. There is no change or drop off of voltage so it reads 0 volts.
@@WordofAdviceTV Thank you so much for your kind response. I will continue studying.
Thanks
You should send this video to Honeywell's over seas so called help deck .
Lol, not sure what their reaction would be 😄
"Basic?" You underestimate the value of this my friend! This is as clear and understandable an explanation of something as I have ever seen. I think you could teach any subject to just about anyone. You're a natural teacher. This was very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you so much.
My thermostat fried do to static electric charge. Only 4 wires on old stat to furnace so I am going to rewire it with 5 wire as new stat requires common wire. Your order vidéo showed Exactly how to rewire. I didn't want to worry about frying the board of stat.
Again thank you.
Great info. So helpful! Working to build a switch for a greenhouse to power up an outlet based on temp. Exactly the info I needed. 👍
Thanks for the post. Here is my question...who was the idiot that named the wiring? Why not call "R" terminal "24V" as in power, or Yellow wire "C" as in cooling, or "G" as "F" as in fan? The control board is complicated enough, why use lettering that do not match their function?
Haha I totally understand the sentiment. Sometimes I think they purposely make things more difficult than they need to be. In their defense though, I think they may have labeled them according to the wire colors. Like this: G-wire - Fan, usually green. Y-wire - Cooling, usually yellow. W-wire - Heat, usually white.
@@WordofAdviceTV Thanks for the reply.
@@WordofAdviceTV
Since most désigners and engineers work in cyber space and not the real world what do you expect. IF they had to work on the créations like the rest of us it would be like 50 years ago.
If I set my thermostat FAN control to auto, it should stay on , correct ? It doesn't come on. If I jumper R to W on my thermostat block and again on the control board my furnace should start working, correct ? It doesn't. I did however notice and an end pin on my thermostat was badly bent so I straightened it out so it would seat and make contact again. At the door switch, when open, I get 63 volts on AC. I measured all my breakers and got 120 v to ground, so I don't think I'm missing a phase. Although my problem started a couple days ago when the hydro company popped my meter off for an inspection. Would I still get 120 off every breaker with a bad neutral if they messed that up ? I did not measure any voltages on the terminal blocks. I'm guessing it should be some low dc voltage ?
Goog video low voltage wiring simplified.
How’s the hvac work on the 🏝 since the relocation ?
Hey jay that was very well explained 👍
Thanks for the Dad jokes..from a guy who just became a father 👨..blessings to you and your family 🙂
Thank you, glad to hear that!
Oh man, that's awesome! Congratulations!! 🎉🎊🎉🎊 God bless you, the wife, and the little one!! 👨👩👦
Thankyou all workes my best
C 15 is what?
C15 is the resistor that is responsible for measuring temperature. Or at least that was what I was able to find when researching it.
SO, the 24V sent from the thermostat to AC is just a signal that asks the AC to turn on/off ? the AC has its own plug to 120V for power to power the AC compressor? thank you
You’re videos are awesome thank you so much
g for fan
Lol I know right? I don't know why they thought it would be a good idea to use G instead of F...
You’re videos are awesome thank you so much
Thought you’d like to know the 119 piece tool kit mentioned in the description is currently unavailable. Appreciate your content. Cheers.
Interesting, it was just available a few days ago. Thanks for letting me know!
Glad to hear you enjoy the content, thanks for watching, have a wonderful weekend!
I have an assignment on this and I had no idea how to start or draw the diagram. I am like 10 sec on the video and you already gave me an idea on how it works. Thank you dude
Glad it helped! 😄
Jay I don't know if you remember me but I got my residential technician certificate today in the mail. Thank you for the motivation!
I do remember you from comments in the past Aaron! Congratulations on getting your residential certificate!!! 🎊🎉🎊🎉 That's awesome and it's a great start! I am happy to know that I have been a motivation in the journey. I am sure you will go far and achieve big!
Is there another way powering the thermostat instead of using double AA battery ? Digital thermostat and not the analog
There is a 24v power wire that comes from the furnace and gets hooked up to the R terminal on the thermostat. The thermostat gets it's power from the furnace and the batteries are only a backup so if your power goes out, the thermostat will not shut off.
Thanks. 👍
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@@WordofAdviceTV yes you have have and thanks. That’s was name I used when I played fantasy football so just kept it. 👍
@@WordofAdviceTV really like your videos btw. I just pm our ac rooftops and maintain our VAV control boxes. I have to clean out the strainers from time to time. Right now one of the actuators is not working properly so I need to google that on how to replace. Any tips would help. Thanks.
@@steelcrusher Unfortunately I don't have any tips on this one. I rarely worked on rooftop units and don't recall ever replacing an actuator on one. 🤷♂️ Sorry man, but I am sure UA-cam or Google will have something for you that will help!
@@WordofAdviceTV thank you.
Great video
Basic Thermostat Wiring Diagram Explained...And you didn't wire a thing. You should change the name of this video to Thermostat wire diagram and Internal thermostat functions. You explained 5 wires but not where exactly they go and why there are 8 connections on a thermostat. You started perfectly but went completely off the rails.
He made an older vidéo where he took à thermostat, circuit board furnace and à braker aka ac and showed exactly how to wire it up.
Awesome drawings, Jay 😊
Haha thank you! Glad you enjoyed my art 😄
Excellent job! The best explanation I have seen. Unfortunately, I'm getting 12.9vac from red to white, and 12.9 from red to common. Will have to check the transformer output next. Afraid it might be pooched!