11-30-2022 06:22 PM
Would this current wiring configuration be compatible with a nest device? Which ones may or may not be compatible? Wires appear to be Rc, Y, G, W, W2 and Y1.
Thanks!
11-30-2022 06:31 PM
Looks like standard system Heat and AC but not sure what the brown and black wires are for.
Also you need one more wire a C wire for the nest. Is there a extra unused wire in the cable that you can use for C?
There is usually a yellow wire and i dont see one coming out of the wall. And is the brown black coming from same cable as the rest or is there another cable in the wall?
11-30-2022 06:40 PM
The Brown wire goes into "W2" and the Black wire is going into Y1. The current thermostat is programmable and has been running our heating and AC for over a decade (unsure if that helps). Unsure if there are more wires in the wall/behind the box. I will look tomorrow and reply if this answer doesn't help.
11-30-2022 06:47 PM
What is the marking under the bent over tabs for the black and brown wires?
Do you have 2 stage heat and 2 stage AC?
11-30-2022 07:29 PM
Under the brown wire is marked "w2". Under the black wire is marked "y1".
Unsure if we have two stage heat or ac.
11-30-2022 07:32 PM
Have to go to the furnace end and take pic of the wires there see what terminals they are using
Also what does the front of the old thermostat look like does it have switches you used like Aux Heat etc ?
12-02-2022 06:38 AM
Unsure what I should be looking for in the furnace. Attached is what I could find and photograph.
12-02-2022 09:37 AM
On the Furnace I cant see the screw labels clearly.
The tan cable is the one comes from Tstat so write down the color and what screw terminal on the furnace it is attached to.
Dont worry about the other wires in the same screws just need to match up the tan cable wire colors and list the name of the screw.
Looks like a Gas furnace with AC but could be 2 stage heat.
If you look for the decal on the furnace there should be the Brand and model number you could google that see what it says, or there should be a wiring diagram on the decal showing the screws and thermostat wiring info.
12-02-2022 04:16 PM
Ok... here is what I could tell (I am colorblind so this is hard for me, but I am trying my best!) I've attached some other photo's with the wiring diagram inside the furnace and the model/serial number information (this is a Coleman Furnace).
Wiring Diagram as I saw it:
Y1 - Black
Y2 - Blue and Tan(?)
W1/W - Pink/White
W2 - Dark Green
R - Red
G - Green
C - White/Tan(?)
12-02-2022 07:37 PM
You have a 2 stage Heat and 2 stage cooling system.
The Nest Learning Thermostat 3rd generation is only one that can work.
If you have the standard Nest you could make it work, but only if you jumperd heat W1 and W2 at the furnace and also jumpered cooling Y1 and Y2
It would run at the max heat and cooling mode and not change stages anymore.
12-02-2022 07:54 PM
Ok. Thanks for the assistance. If I were to order a 3rd Gen, how hard are they to set up? Does this come with good instruction, or does this forum help out? Thanks for the help so far!
12-02-2022 08:06 PM
https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9235693?hl=en#zippy=%2Chow-multistage-systems-work
12-09-2022 02:39 PM
12-12-2022 02:41 PM
Hi D-Rock,
It's me again. I wanted to check back in to see if you have other questions and concerns. Feel free to let me know if you do.
Thanks,
Edward
12-13-2022 02:45 PM
Hi D-Rock,
I'm just checking in to make sure that you've seen our response. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns as I will be locking this in 24 hours.
Thanks,
Edward
12-13-2022 04:43 PM
Yep! Thanks for the replies and help. I'll be to decide if I want to spend that much on the 3rd gen!
12-13-2022 05:14 PM
Hi D-Rock,
Thanks for the response. I will be locking this thread in 24 hours. Please feel free to create a new thread should you have some more questions or concerns in the near future and we'll be more than glad to help.
Thanks,
Edward
11-30-2022 09:19 PM
Visit nest.com/works to see if your thermostat wiring is compatible with a Nest Thermostat.