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DIY NEST THERMOSTAT WIRING

ciamcon · 2016-02-12 10:25:20

Hi Guys, complete electrical novice btw.. I had a nest wired into my old apartment and now have moved and taken this with me but for the life of me I cannot get this to work. I removed the heatlink which I had in place for the old timer but the wiring in the new place in the existing timer consists of 2 live and 2 neutral…

12-02-2016 10:25am

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ciamcon

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Hi Guys,

complete electrical novice btw..

I had a nest wired into my old apartment and now have moved and taken this with me but for the life of me I cannot get this to work. I removed the heatlink which I had in place for the old timer but the wiring in the new place in the existing timer consists of 2 live and 2 neutral wires ( both neutral wires are wrapped ).

the Nest consists of a live and neutral port - 3 ports after named 1,2,3 and then 2 more (these 2 I dont think are used, as I didnt in the old place)

if someone could please let me know what I am missing?
also apologies for the terminology as i stated I am a novice and just using what sounds correct.

cheers
Ciaran

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