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Old 08-23-2016, 10:03 AM   #21
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Mine is next to the door and i did this install. How did everyone connect wires. Wire nuts?

Also, should i pull off wall and stuff some insulation of some sort in hole? will it make a diff?
I used small wire nuts and shoved them back in the wall, then stuffed some insulation in and covered it all with a patch of painters tape before re-installing the screws.

Maybe overkill,l but if you feel a draft coming out of the hole it will prevent it from affecting the thermostat operation.
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Overkill or not I'm giving it a shot. Thank u b


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Old 08-23-2016, 10:42 AM   #23
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Mine is next to the door and i did this install. How did everyone connect wires. Wire nuts?

Also, should i pull off wall and stuff some insulation of some sort in hole? will it make a diff?
The original tstat had been connected with wire nuts (stuffed in the wall). Once I removed the tstat, I was able to get the wires (with nuts) through the hole. I connected the new one exactly like the original one. Then stuffed the wiring with wire nuts back in the hole. My tstat is on an interior wall, so I didn't put any additional insulation in.
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Old 08-23-2016, 12:35 PM   #24
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The original tstat had been connected with wire nuts (stuffed in the wall). Once I removed the tstat, I was able to get the wires (with nuts) through the hole. I connected the new one exactly like the original one. Then stuffed the wiring with wire nuts back in the hole. My tstat is on an interior wall, so I didn't put any additional insulation in.
Excellent. I am going to pull mine off and check connections and put a piece of reflectix on back of install plate for some insulatiion. what's it gonna hurt. :-)
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