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Weirdness with new Honeywell Thermostat Install
scagger
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I recently purchased 3 Honeywell T6 smart thermostats to replace my old stats. The first floor one I installed correctly. I had to connect the 3rd unused wire to the COM terminal in my Taco SR501 relay. No issue, got it up and running fine.
2nd floor thermostat runs off of a 2/3 zone Taco SR502. That relay handles the 2nd floor, Great Room, and Aquastat. Okay so I go ahead and run the extra unused wire from the 2nd floor stat to the COM terminal in the SR502. I connect all wires just as they were from the old stat to the new stat including the new c-wire connection. Thermostat powers up, configured, heat works, AC fan works....I'm good, nope. Once I had connected the new thermostat, I noticed a few minutes later that the heat in the Great Room had turned on. This is a completely separate zone in the SR502. The thermostat in the Great Room is turned off completely. I notice once I pull the new thermostat off the wall, the heat turns off in the Great Room. I'm baffled why this is happening. I've checked everything. Thoughts??
2nd floor thermostat runs off of a 2/3 zone Taco SR502. That relay handles the 2nd floor, Great Room, and Aquastat. Okay so I go ahead and run the extra unused wire from the 2nd floor stat to the COM terminal in the SR502. I connect all wires just as they were from the old stat to the new stat including the new c-wire connection. Thermostat powers up, configured, heat works, AC fan works....I'm good, nope. Once I had connected the new thermostat, I noticed a few minutes later that the heat in the Great Room had turned on. This is a completely separate zone in the SR502. The thermostat in the Great Room is turned off completely. I notice once I pull the new thermostat off the wall, the heat turns off in the Great Room. I'm baffled why this is happening. I've checked everything. Thoughts??
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I think I may have figured it out. According to Honeywell diagram, the common wire has to be connected to the air handler and not the boiler relay. I guess I know what I'll be doing tomorrow.0
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If using separate Rh and Rc, then yes, 24v should come from the air handler. I don't think that explains why the 2nd floor thermostat turned on the Great room zone. Maybe it's always been hooked up wrong in the 502.0
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