i'm replacing 1F951277 White rodgers trermo. stat, this one shows emerson on faceof unit. Can I replace my unit without changing wireing by just
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Amazon cut your question off. Make sure you use the new baseplate w/new stat. They are not identical. Wiring is same.
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Yes, this is a direct replacement for the 240 coe. A couple of notes on the swap. The old detector is a wide rectangle. There is a plate available to cover up the holes from the old one if you don't want to repair the screw holes in the wall. The big thing is to find out if you have more than one detector on one zone of the alarm. If not you are fine. If you have two or more you actually need a 6 wire connection between the two detectors to maintain proper supervision. In this instance it is a 4 wire from the panel to the first detector and 6 wire out to the next detector. Also ensure that the end of line resistor is installed as shown in the manual. It ensures that when the sensor reaches its end of life in 5 or so years it puts the zone in trouble so you know it is time to replace it.
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Hi Sheldon, It was very easy to replace. The directions are clear and easy to follow. Just determine what type of system you, look at the directions and follow. The terminals an the new thermostat are labeled for wire color. There is one "jumper" on the new thermostat that you may or may not need depending on the system you have. I did not need the jumper, so I removed it ... easy peasy.
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I'm not sure. Model #s change, especially when there's a co. buy-out, merge, or re-issuing. This replaces Presto parts 2295 & 33014. That's all I can tell you. Sorry!
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The "face" only connects to the base or the part that mounts to the wall... Not sure you'd be able to do such s thing.... 4-5 wires to unhook from your old base....why not just replace the entire unit.
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You would need to call the company or hit their site. I have no idea, they may also have upgraded or newer models.
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Ashley, this unit (BV7330) would be a down grade from the BV8724, which is now discontinued. It also isn't as simple as swapping out the face plate. (wouldn't that be nice?) You'll be replacing the whole unit. I believe however that they both use the same wiring harness, so you may not have to go as far as re-wiring but just plug it in to your existing BV8724's harness.
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Correct - just remove the old unit and replace with the new unit. Should take less than one minute...
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I don't have an answer. Nothing in the instruction book tells anything about a replacement. Sorry.
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My condo was built in 1979, and it had the old knob units with baseboard heat. I specifically bought these units to replace them, and had no problems installing them. Make sure you follow the instructions when doing so though, because you can easily get the wiring wrong and then the unit won't power up. If you have any concerns, you can always pay a professional electrician to install it, and if they tell you there's an issue then just return the item.
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not sure what your asking to replace but i used this item to replace an older unit of different brand in a 1989 motorhome and it was an exact fit for application. simple hook-up if you label all wires as they come out and reassemble same way noting circuit legend from old unit. look at physical dimensions and adjust as needed. hope this helps.
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Sorry, but I no longer have these units in my possession, however, if you are replacing one that is missing and the picture looks exactly like yours I would suggest that it is the right one. That's what I did and it worked out fine. If you're working from scratch, sorry I can't help.
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You do not need the original....your replacement will be reprogramed.....go to YouTube...it will show you exactly how to do it..
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In my case I changed brands in one home and had to rewire. But throat her home this was just a simple remove attach the wire to the new unit. If you have a first alert then you just connect the new unit, if not your results can vary.
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The answer to this is most likely... I say this as there is very little data, and I am by no means a frig specialist. You can find this out pretty easily. At the bottom of your frig there should be a removable skirting. Then underneath the frig itself, there is a plastic bag with a large folded piece of paper within. This is the maintenance guide for your unit. Included on this will be a diagram of the wiring. First, do not loose this, as repair men typically do not have copies of this, so place it in a safe place you will remember. On the wiring diagram, as noted, there will be the control board identifier. If it indicates Jazz, this is your control board. The answer to this is most likely... I say this as there is very little data, and I am by no means a frig specialist. You can find this out pretty easily. At the bottom of your frig there should be a removable skirting. Then underneath the frig itself, there is a plastic bag with a large folded piece of paper within. This is the maintenance guide for your unit. Included on this will be a diagram of the wiring. First, do not loose this, as repair men typically do not have copies of this, so place it in a safe place you will remember. On the wiring diagram, as noted, there will be the control... » Read More The answer to this is most likely... I say this as there is very little data, and I am by no means a frig specialist. You can find this out pretty easily. At the bottom of your frig there should be a removable skirting. Then underneath the frig itself, there is a plastic bag with a large folded piece of paper within. This is the maintenance guide for your unit. Included on this will be a diagram of the wiring. First, do not loose this, as repair men typically do not have copies of this, so place it in a safe place you will remember. On the wiring diagram, as noted, there will be the control board identifier. If it indicates Jazz, this is your control board. « Show Less
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I have never have to replace one, but physically they are the same. But I can not confirm it will work Sorry
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Sorry, I don't know. I never changed one, as they last 10 or 20000 hours. If yours failed, take it back where you bought it and get a replacement. (Incidentally, the in-house product at Home Depto, is much better)