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Jim Smith Posted on Nov 12, 2011
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I installed the RTH 230B thermostat, Theheat only works when set to the cool mode, I only have gas furnace(no ac unit). My old wires are Red, white, green and blue. What wires go where?

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Hey jim Try....RH/RC jumper (connected with a small piece of wire)...RH/RC=RED...W=WHITE...G=GREEN blue=unused... should give heat only (in heat mode) no ac..tks

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