How does this differ from the plate that came with my Honeywell thermostat?
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It is larger so as to cover any holes, etc. made by the former thermostat, presumably not the same as you are now installing. The current plate for a replacement thermostat would be smaller, hence the need of a larger plate.
157935
The wall plate is oversized to cover any wall board damage/holes from previous controller.
157936
the coverplate just covers a bigger section of the wall -- we had painted around our old cover plate for a previous thermostat so it looked ugly, we used this one to cover a larger area and hide the paint
157937
My new thermostat did not come with a backplate and the size of the new thermostat did not cover the old thermostat mounting holes.the Honeywell backplate solved this problem and looks nice too.
807464
I paid a HVAC guy to install it with a Honeywell thermostat that works this also, he wouldn't warranty it but I saved a lot of money and money well spent for the install. If your handy I know others have said it's fairly easy but I wanted the thermostat too which is really nice. Money well spent in my book. Enjoy!
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It's the same one on Traegers website. If you have an older grill the cutout is going to be smaller than the new thermostat. There are special instructions for maneuvering the larger component into the smaller cut out. It requires you to loosen two screws in order to work it in. I thought at first I was going to have to cut the hole bigger somehow, but no. On my new thermostat the screws that needed to be loosened were covered in caulk/wax which easily peeled off. Read the instructions carefully.
1725276
I got the one with the thermostat built in to it. If you want the thermostat remote, follow the recommended installation instructions. they make it simple to understand.
1847694
This is also what I need to know...I have the same junk thermostat I figured this should be a nice upgrade one way or the other its going in....It's a shame you cant find decent instructions, as many people that buy thermostats you'd think that they would have a ton of instructions/upgrading info etc...
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Ken:Honeywell is using a generic photo for all of the FocusPro thermostats on their site. The ones that you can program for daily difference in use have three buttons at the bottom; the one you are ordering here (model 5000) only has two: fan on/auto and heat/cool/off.As I said in my review, if you don't need the program capability, then this one will do quite nicely.Brian
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Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer... » Read More Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. « Show Less
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Sorry. I replaced an old one, and there was a plate there already. It looks like a standard electrical hole and thread (like conduit), though.
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I agree with the other answer, It is probably the warming plate- might want to call the manufacturer and get there advise or see if they could replace it for you.
1999469
Is this a new thermostat? If so, I'd return it. I have the identical unit and mine adjusts to at least 80. There is nothing in the instructions to explain why you would be having the problem. Also, Honeywell has a good website for instruction PDF downloads.
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Neither. It is digital, so its super accurate, if you set it for 70 then you get 70. Sweet! It is an inline thermostat, so it will handle 1750 watts @ 120V, and it is compatible with baseboards, convectors, and fan-forced heaters. I am so glad to get rid of my old bi-metal thermostat. By the way this Honeywell digital in-line is quiet too, you don't hear any noise at all when it switches on.
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I took another look at thermostat...here's the one it works with: Honeywell YTHX9421R5127WW Prestige IAQ Redlink Internet Gateway Thermostat Kit
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as long as the wires are not burnt, and you are going to use the same model thermostat you will not need to replace the backplate.
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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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Yes you can. The one I replaced was from an 02 model. The wiring diagram was slightly different, but I connected the wires just as they were connected on my original unit and the thermostat functions normally. This unit was a bit different than the original in that the new circuit board had four settings on the 'system' selection function, however, the cover plate will not allow you to select the fourth function.
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I just followed the listing info which said....Th7000 and Th8000 Thermostats (made by Honeywell). The remote sensor takes the place of the internal sensor on the thermostat, which is what I needed. Hope that helps.
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Ours was a new install not a replacement, but I'm pretty sure it used a different size electrical box so it's not that simple. It's bigger than a typical wall plate.