I have a bryant #582A gas heat works good but i get no a/c or fan not evan on manule. it has five wires at theromstat. i would like a wiring diagram. and what voltages i should read at each. and if their is a code chart that would be great.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/22260/Bryant-564a.html#manual

Should be on the inside of the door. If not, follow wires to fan and herm, common goes to contactor.

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Wiring Examples and Instructions
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Basic or Common Connection Points
Terminal Colour Signal-Type Description C Black 24 Vac Common Common side of 24 Vac Transformer See Diagram below R or V red 24 Vac Transformer Power Power side of 24 Vac Transformer See diagram below RH or 4 red 24 Vac for heat 24 Vac power before heat switch see diagram below Rc Red 24 Vac for cool 24 Vac power before cool switch see diagram below Y Yellow switched power (cooling) Signal to turn on cooling system see diagram below W White Switched power (heating) Signal to turn on heating system see diagram below G Green Switched power for fan Signal to turn on fan (forced air) see diagram below
Heat Pumps/Multi-Stage Units
Terminal Colour Signal-type Description Y2 Can vary Switched power (2nd stage cooling) 2nd stage cooling signal to compressor W2 Can vary Switched power (2nd stage heating) 2nd stage heating/ sometimes used as emergency heat E Can vary Emergency heat enable Dedicated emergency heat 0 Orange Reversing value Reversing dynamics of the heat pump ----

The blue wire from the Ac goes to the y2 on the board for the furnace the yellow and brown goes to c on the board for the furnace and the last wire goes to y1 on the board for the furnace

My guess is that you have gas heat. If this is the case, sounds to me like your main control board or depending on age of furnace, fan controller is not working. With gas furnaces, it utilizes 2 fan speeds. High for cooling, & Low for heating. Your thermostat only controls the High speed - switches when you turn your fan on & when there is a call for cooling. The only other thing I can think of is it is possible that the Low speed windings on the blower motor are open causing it to not turn on. Most motors have 3 to 4 speeds & only 2 are used. Switch the heat motor wires in the furnace (on the control board) with one that is on a spare terminal.

Hi if the indoor fan continues to run after the unit is done cooling, you either have a fan relay located in the indoor unit that is bad or stuck, or a problem in the thermostat with the fan contacts not opening when its satisfied. Pull the cover from the thermostat to expose the wiring. Find the G/Green wire. This is the fan wire. Take a small screw driver and carefully loosen screw and take this wire off. Give it a couple of minutes to see if it shuts off. If it does shut off, the thermostat is faulty and you will need a new one. If it still runs, you will have to check the indoor unit and find the fan relay. If this system is gas fired for heat, it will have a combination fan/High limit control that is the problem, more then likely stuck. Look at the wiring diagram on the panel and it will show you the fan control. You can try tapping on it to see if you can un- stick it. If not, it will need to be replaced. If its just a fan relay, it will be black about the size of a wooded match box with around 5 wire terminals on it. If you have someone turn the stat on and you should be able to hear it click. Do the checks with the stat and let me no the out come and we can go from there.
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Your original wiring configuration seems to indicate that you have an air conditioner (not heat pump) and either a gas or electric furnace. If this is the case you may need a different thermostat for your application.

I suspect a bad fan relay or bad fan control. Maybe the longer the control or relay is in the on position the more chance of it sticking on.

here's a link to a wiring diagram which is pretty standard.
http://ingramswaterandair.com/images/HCD1%20AC%20Models%20Installation%20Manual.pdf
Color what it does terminal
Blue 24V common C
White to heat control (gas valve) W
Green manual fan operation G
Red 24V power to thermostat R
Yellow activates comp during cooling Y