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Peter
December 12, 2021
Part WE4M357 (TIMER) has been superseded to Part WE04X20415
But the new part does not have terminal F for the white wire.
Where would the white wire go then?
For model number GTDX100GM2WW
Hello Peter, Thank you for your inquiry. We have included a link to our video on how to install a similar timer. We have also found the following wiring instructions: on the timer you'll want to connect yellow to X, white to T, red to B, orange to A and brown to C. The 6th wiring is a ground wire and is no longer used. We hope this helps.
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