Hunter B01 thermostat (44110)

I have a 4-wire system, but t-stat requires me to guess whether the weather is going to be too hot or too cold because I have to choose heat or cool mode via a switch. It won't do both at once. Living in the South, on pretty much any day of the year, the weather can require heat in the morning, the AC in the afternoons and heat again at night. I want to rewire my t-stat so that I can bypass the selector switch and just have the relay activate the system in either heat or cool mode, depending on the temperature setting and whether the ambient is higher or lower. It already performs those decisions, it just performs them in two separate modes. It looks like the board was built to house several models of t-stat because there are several empty and hard-wired-closed component slots, and I assume that at least one of those configurations is a heat/cool auto-sense model. I just need the schematics for both the model I have and the model I want, and I can do the rest. Can anyone help me with either of those?

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Bryan

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btr214
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Hunter should have stayed with ceiling fans.... their thermostats are crap.

Spend the money and buy a Honeywell that has the capabilities that you want.

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Steve

Hunter should have stayed with ceiling fans.... their thermostats are crap.

Spend the money and buy a Honeywell that has the capabilities that you want.

I often wish I had a little honeywell that had the capabilities to do what I want...

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Oscar_Lives

What, pull a vacum on a two inch stub ?

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.p.jm.

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I have a 4-wire system, but t-stat requires me to guess whether the weather is going to be too hot or too cold because I have to choose heat or cool mode via a switch. It won't do both at once. Living in the South, on pretty much any day of the year, the weather can require heat in the morning, the AC in the afternoons and heat again at night. I want to rewire my t-stat so that I can bypass the selector switch and just have the relay activate the system in either heat or cool mode, depending on the temperature setting and whether the ambient is higher or lower. It already performs those decisions, it just performs them in two separate modes. It looks like the board was built to house several models of t-stat because there are several empty and hard-wired-closed component slots, and I assume that at least one of those configurations is a heat/cool auto-sense model. I just need the schematics for both the model I have and the model I want, and I can do the rest. Can anyone help me with either of those?

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Bryan

Yes. Got to Lowes and buy a new thermostat with auto-switchover.

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Oscar_Lives

Hi, Hunter is crap. Go buy something name brand like Honeywell which hjas heat-cool-auto selection. I may be biased as retired from Honeywell.

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Tony Hwang

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