I'm looking to replace my 15 y/o model 760 manual with the model 700 w/ digital control. Any additional wiring changes when going to the digital?
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I replaced my manual 700 with the digital 700. Wiring changes were necessary but diagrams were easy to follow. Did it myself. Easy!
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If you want to use the automatic setting, you'll need to run wires for the outside temperature sensor. Most of the rest of the wires should be pretty similar though.
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If you're going to a Model 700A the control wiring must be completely re-done including installing a temperature sensor on an exterior outside wall. The 760 model operates using an internal 24VAC transformer and operates when the circuit between the external brown leads from the humidifier is closed. The new model 760A (gray color housing) uses and external 24VAC transformer (supplied) and operates when the control circuit applies 24VAC to the 2 external brown wires. The wiring diagram is included with the 760A and humidistat control.
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Not sure...I had a problem with my 15 year old Liftmaster, and tried to replace the receiver, but that didn't work....the frequency was wrong, or whatever....then I needed a transformer......and was getting nowhere......so eventually I replaced the entire garage door opener....so no more problems. I should have realized that there was a problem, when the yellow LED on the old unit started blinking....I ignored it and then the remotes wouldnt work....and I returned the receiver for a refund.
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I bought mine some time ago - don't know what model it is but it looks like this one. The Pro 750 seems to have more programmed modes on it. You can see both on Amazon
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My husband said one side is digital (left) and the other side is analog. Try changing the wires.
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I am sorry that I don't know whether it works with model 7680 or not. Because my own model is 760CC. So I am sorry.
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The part I ordered is the wronge part for the 760 that I am trying to fix. This one is much older than this part will repair. Check your mod # to make sure it will work.
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The seller "Buy A Electronics" sent me the 30B model instead of the 7000FC as pictured and as listed in their Product Details and the Return Window was too small for me to get a refund. I used to be able to walk into a CVS store and buy the original version for 32 bucks. I guess it's the end of the line for my Syncro 7680. :(
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Mine was ordered for a G-20 system . I think the same controll card was used on most models during that time frame. pull up the id number on your old card printed on circut board and cross reference that old number to the new number on lenox web site . the new card was updated , and will not look the same . terminal location and mounting are the same . unmount old card and swap one wire at a time from old to new , snap new card down onto mounting pins and your done . note read card install directions with the new one , i remember one wire was jumpered to two with a factory wire kit . you can do it and will work fine . Good Luck its cold out. Buy the way Turn Off Power to Your Unit Before you Start to Work , SAFTEY FIRST !
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I would check out Google and see if the 760 and 766 are compatable. Unless it is a sentimental item, why not buy a new one.Pete
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I am notan expert but I believe that this is just the upgraded, digital version of the 15-73502. It should work just fine. It will only take 15 min. to change.
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I think they have the description wrong, I googled 80 series blue and it is a different thermostat, also my new thermostat is b@w display!The thermostat that I replaced had different wiring though, it was the same but it did have an extra jumper wire, I had to study it for awhile to figure it out but it worked when I hooked it up, my old one was like 20 years old so I think they upgraded it!
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Some models that were sent supposedly have the ability mine doesnt, if yours does it would be under settings >time where it allows you to change from digital to analog.
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Mr. Govert,Please contact CSH inc. who I am certain will have the cross reference information for your model and be happy to assist you. I would not want to say for fear of giving you the wrong answer, since I do not have the cross reference manuals required. They are a great company and Amazon can provide you with the seller contact information. Good luck and I hope it works for you! Sincerely, jwhorne
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mine (USA model) do not have voltage selector; manual says that only the "general model" has it
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I matched this model exactly with the one I was replacing so I couldn't speak to a different chain/rail. I do know that this one worked beautifully as a swap for the old one. The only thing I had to do was unhook the lead wires, attach the new one in the same bolt slots as my old unit (including the same rail and chain as the old unit) and turn it on. After reprogramming the existing wall and wireless controllers it worked good as new. I didn't have to change out sensors, chain, rail, wall units, wiring or remotes. I could have even used the same bolts to attach the new unit. It has been working great for two weeks now & I don't anticipate any problems. I matched this model exactly with the one I was replacing so I couldn't speak to a different chain/rail. I do know that this one worked beautifully as a swap for the old one. The only thing I had to do was unhook the lead wires, attach the new one in the same bolt slots as my old unit (including the same rail and chain as the old unit) and turn it on. After reprogramming the existing wall and wireless controllers it worked good as new. I didn't have to change out sensors, chain, rail, wall units, wiring or remotes. I could have even used the same bolts to attach the new unit. It has been... » Read More I matched this model exactly with the one I was replacing so I couldn't speak to a different chain/rail. I do know that this one worked beautifully as a swap for the old one. The only thing I had to do was unhook the lead wires, attach the new one in the same bolt slots as my old unit (including the same rail and chain as the old unit) and turn it on. After reprogramming the existing wall and wireless controllers it worked good as new. I didn't have to change out sensors, chain, rail, wall units, wiring or remotes. I could have even used the same bolts to attach the new unit. It has been working great for two weeks now & I don't anticipate any problems. « Show Less
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Cables may be different ( cable #479) but you can change them for about $30. Look at a picture on line of the 479 cables to see if the ends are the same as yours.My cables had been upgraded on my 1974 at some time.You will also need to splice the 6 wires from the control box, because the harness is different. This is easy, all the wires are color coded the same on the new and old model.This control box is super duty with all metal gears. It's a serious upgrade compared to the old omc boxes.
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I'm not sure, but I was told that the analog irons were discontinued, so the D is most likely the Digital replacement. Either way, you can't go wrong.