Your tstat is set for gas heat not electric heat. there's either a switch on the back or it's in your configuration. you want the tstat to control the fan NOT the equipment controls the fan.
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SOURCE: Carrier thermostat
I hate to say it but Ive had trouble with Carrier's Tstats doing similar improper things. Unfortunatly the only repair is going to be replacement of the whole tstat. I recommend Honeywell's FocusPRO or VisionPRO tstat. Ive yet to have one fail and they have a 5yr warranty if they ever do.
SOURCE: AC, but no heat
The clicking noise appears to be the igniter. Since it is not getting gas for some reason it will not operate and will shut down. This could be due to the burners being dirty or it could be a bad gas valve or it could be in the electronic mudule. Make sure there is gas coming into the home to the gas valve.Since you hear the igniter operating , for the time being we will assume it is ok. Clean the burners with a wire brush. Make sure they are clean. When reinstalling the burner. Make sure the igniter is directly over one of the burners in the path that the gas will take. This is important. Before attempting any repairs make sure you understand what to do and what not to do. Gas furnaces can be vary dangerous. If this is something you are not absolutely sure you can do. Get a qualified service man to repair and service the unit.You can get a qualified service man right here on this site for your area. I hope I have been of some help to you.
SOURCE: heat doesn't work on ac
You need to check if the heat strip is still good on it or that it is receiving power. If its getting power, then the strip is bad.
SOURCE: Coleman airhandler installation
Hello,George TIPS?I assume you are looking at the elements as they run.A 4 ton drive can keep active heat strips from glowing.What is your heat rise split.Meaning in/supply out/return temps?W1&W2 sequencer time delays can be up to 3 minutes.Take a AMP reading on 1 heat element supply wire with a volt meter.You can jump W1&W2 at the board for testing.
SOURCE: inside unit is working, outside cond isn't working
Hi,
Check for 24v power and for 240v power at the outdoor unit...also check to see if outdoor unit has a high pressure cutout with a manual reset..
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