My red wire is connected to a "R" terminal (only R and RC in current t-stat). Would I connect the red to the RH terminal in this unit? Oil heat only
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On my unit there is a jumper between RH and RC and the RED wire goes to RH and the WHITE wire goes to W. Mine is oil heat only. Hope this helps.
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Mine is hooked up as Heat only So I only have two wires as well. If yours is the same you would hook up to C and Rc. After you do that go to where your relay for the circulator is and make sure it is not chattering (rapidly opening and closing). Good luck
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I didnt use a connector on mine simply ran the wire threw the holes on the terminal. However they are very small. Theses where the first sub's iv ever had that didn't have push in terminals.
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Hi Dale just join the two red wires together and run them to positive and the black wires to negative leaving the fine black wire not connected good luck Chris A.
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not one person knows what they are talking about on this. R and C stand for Red and Common on the stat. this is the low voltage power from the furnace, boiler, Heat pump or geothermal unit. This is where the stat gets its power from. Green is the fan control. Yellow is for A/C control. White is for the heating side of the stat.The only way a Thermostat has external power is through batteries. this stat works off the units power source. it will back up itself when the power is down. so if your power go
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A typical thermostat have the RC and RH posts "jumped" meaning they are tied together with a small, clearly visible, wire. A 24v transformer then, will have one wire going to RC/RH, and second wire to the "C" post.
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Suzanne, I bought A NuWave Pic. I opted for the higher end unit. I split my order with my son. He has used his extensively and is very impressed with it. I broke mine in on fried chicken. I've never had oil temperature control like this before. Good luck with your decision.
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No. There is no port for any oiling. Ours have worked smoothly for years. (Using one of mine right now, in fact, in the living room to add some extra warmth without needlessly heating the rest of the house above what the furnace thermostat is set at!)
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To be perfectly honest with you, if you aren't sure about wiring, maybe this isn't the right product for you. It will mean using trim tools and splicing to a found 12v wire. If you want to press forward, the red goes to a switched +12vdc source, and the black goes to a chassis ground point.Good luck.
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Normally you put the disconnect on the positive terminal in a negative ground vehicle. However, after checking throughly through the system on on of my vehicles I couldn't get it to work. So I put it on the negative post just making sure there no other connections. Use an ohm meter to tell you if it's OK.
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Yes. The red and blue quick connect adapters connect to your R-12 lines. The brass threaded adapter connects to the R-134A threaded Freon Can tap. You will also need the R-134 Can Tap. There are four items total Thanks Bill hhbberry@hotmail.com
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The unit should be turned until it drips oil from the tip. It would be impossible to connect in such a way that "no" air gets in , but it will be negligible. One reader suggests the system be under vacuum. I disagree, as the moment of connection, you will "suck in" air whereas a pressurized system will attempt to "discharge" which should help keep the air entrapped to a negligible amount. Either way is likely ok, but less air is less air and less air is better
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I am not sure what you mean. You can use either the black or the white wire on either the + or - terminal. But what ever you use for the plus if at some time if you wire them back wards you will short out. Electric is color blind. One way to make sure you do not short out is to say this color that is the + and make sure what ever you use for the hot you continue to use that color. If not at one time you may wire your ground to a hot and burn up your system. The red is the hot but you can use the black as your hot as long as you wire it to the + on your battery and the Roadpro. I have 2 red wires coming off my solar panel to my Roadpro. On the - I have black tape at both ends of my neg wire.
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Yes first u have ur negative an positve wires,if u gonna share the power that feeds stc with pump connect negative an positive wire to stc power supply then jump a wire from positive to the selected terminal like if u want the pump to pump floor heat u use (terminal 5-12 volt power in ) terminal 6-positve wire of pump Negatives get spliced together an wire nut,an if using for cooling us terminals 7&8 instead of 5&6
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It is typically plumbed into one of the transmission cooler lines, but it could be inserted into a transmission housing, if you have an existing port or you want to drill and tap one. I believe it's 5/32''. Manual transmissions typically run much cooler than AT's. You may want to look at an oil temp gauge that has a lower range.
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You still need to run a ground. This product just taps into an existing hot (positive +) fuse location on your fuse block. Your red positive hot wire will connect to this product.
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Hi My name is John. Are you running all your all black wires to ground. Red is positive or (HOT) wire & black being ground? Follow signal switch wiring color for color. Make sure you ground all connections.