You likely turned off the Heat Pump dip switch. Set the (HP) to ON.
See page 17 (pdf page 18) of the receiver manual here: http://www.rfwel.com/downloads/datas...nstallRev3.pdf
For the DIP switch settings on page 4 (pdf page 5) you should have just needed to change DIP 1 – 6 to make them 0 but 7, 8, 9 should be what it was before: http://www.rfwel.com/downloads/datas...nstallRev3.pdf
Look also at the additional troubleshooting steps in this manual and in the ther...
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by josfinYou can get the receiver alone here: http://www.rfwel.com/shop/Totaline-W...-Receiver.html. Just make sure that the House Code settings of the new receiver match what was set in the old receiver (or match what the transmitter/sensor is set to) so that the two can communicate.
See the DIP Switch Settings on page 4 of the installation manual here: http://www.rfwel.com/downloads/datas...nstallRev3.pdf...-
Channel: Wireless Temperature Control
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by josfinYou can get the thermostat/receiver combo here: http://www.rfwel.com/shop/Wireless-T...ver-Combo.html or the thermostat alone from here: http://www.rfwel.com/shop/Wireless-Thermostat.html
We also have various styles of wireless thermostats, wireless temperature sensors, wireless temperature controllers, and other wireless HVAC control systems based on either WiFi, Zigbee or other proprietary wireless protocols. Please visit our Wireless HVAC page or general Wireless Monitoring & Co...-
Channel: Wireless Temperature Control
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by josfinThe link below is a wireless thermostats and receiver
http://www.rfwel.com/shop/Wireless-T...ver-Combo.html
you can confirm that your gas furnace wiring is compatible with this by looking at this installation manual (starting from page 6): http://www.rfwel.com/downloads/datas...nstallRev3.pdf. If your old thermostat has the same wiring then this will work for you. The thermostat uses AA batteries so you can place it wherever is convenient. You may also get a power adapter if you don't...-
Channel: Wireless Temperature Control
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