Coleman thermostats sensor wires

Jimmy92451 wrote:
Well the circuit board did not give me the answer but you got me in the right direction. By pulling the wires out of the wall I could see what each wire was connected to. Yellow is my red and grey is my white. Problem solved. Thank you very much

Not even close to industry

Yellow and White are mainly used as GROUNDS

Some real rookie floor jockey was put on pulling wires.....
"Which wires do I run Boss?"

"See that rack over there....it has spools of colored wires"
"OK Boss"

Use colored ty-wraps to mark each wire, makes it real easy to know what wire goes where.

For me, I normally take a picture of the wire connections before removing. But every now and then I forget :S

Well the circuit board did not give me the answer but you got me in the right direction. By pulling the wires out of the wall I could see what each wire was connected to. Yellow is my red and grey is my white. Problem solved. Thank you very much

Your unit pin out is here (page 4).

You can know the functions at the A/C unit based upon that and likewise the ones on the thermostat by looking it up. What you can’t tell is what color the RV builder used for what function. So what you need to do is take the thermostat off the wall without disconnecting anything. Then you can match the functions as Old-Biscuit described above. The thermostat should have similar or the same labels as the unit. B,Y,GL,GH are the 4 you are looking for.

I do not have a grey or a yellow. I have blue green red and white with six pins/post/pegs for quick connects. B- Y GH and GR. I don't know how to upload a picture

R is 12VDC+ (Red)
B is 12VDC- (Blue)
Y is for the A/C Compressor (Yellow)
GH is for A/C Fan Hi Speed (Green)
GL is for A/C Fan Lo Speed (Grey)
W is for Furnace (White)