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Posted by PrecisionMachinisT on November 27, 2006, 11:25 pm
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> On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 19:47:04 -0800, "PrecisionMachinisT"
> >> badaczewski@gmail.com wrote:
> >> >PrecisionMachinisT you were correct! Taking out the jumper between W/E
> >> >and W2 did nothing. But taking the W wire out of the B terminal solved
> >> >the problem!
> >> >I just wonder. My old thermostat used the W (1st stage heat). Is my
> >> >HVAC system crippled not using that wire?
> >> >Well, I get heat when I ask and it shuts off when it needs to, so it
> >> >seems ok to me atleast.
> >> Bullshit !!! LOL
> >> SVL was NOT the one that pointed out the glaring mistake of connecting
> >> W to B. Scroll up & you will see that it was I who pointed that
> >> out.
> >Sheesh, Fish...
> >NOT to get your panties all inna wad, but if you was to have scrolled up
> >just a tad further you'd find
> >THIS :
> >===
> >> O or B is NOT to be connected to aux heat ( W ) but is instead only
used
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> >for
> >> the reversing valve--O or B....one or the other but almost never would
> >one
> >> use both.
> >===
> It's nice to see someone besides me not getting credit for a
> change :-)
I'm it over it already--and I probly wouldn't have even re-stated the
obvious after Fish's post were it not for me wanting to quell Jake's
curiosity.
SVL
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Posted by PrecisionMachinisT on November 27, 2006, 11:44 pm
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> badaczewski@gmail.com wrote:
> Now that you have all the answers, ask yourself why things seemed to
> work all summer in AC mode.........
Spoilsport !!!
( More fun if you were to tell us )...
SVL
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Posted by PrecisionMachinisT on November 28, 2006, 1:43 am
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> > badaczewski@gmail.com wrote:
> > Now that you have all the answers, ask yourself why things seemed to
> > work all summer in AC mode.........
> Spoilsport !!!
> ( More fun if you were to tell us )...
Aww shucks...
Okay, admittedly you're pretty good at controls and your also probly one of
the best there is here here with heat pumps in general so here ya go...
Look closely at the stat subbase schematics and note how the O and B relay
(within the stat ) are typically cascaded....unless the stat is set to "auto
changeover".
HTH
SVL
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Posted by gofish on November 28, 2006, 1:56 am
"PrecisionMachinisT" wrote:
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>> Now that you have all the answers, ask yourself why things seemed to
>> work all summer in AC mode.........
>Spoilsport !!!
>( More fun if you were to tell us )...
well sheesh I would but i'm clueless about heat pumps, especially
Tranes.
Just for you S, here's the bonus question.....
On a Trane split HP wiring diagram, what does the B terminal
represent? (its an easy one) :)
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Posted by PrecisionMachinisT on November 28, 2006, 2:27 am
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> "PrecisionMachinisT" wrote:
> >> Now that you have all the answers, ask yourself why things seemed to
> >> work all summer in AC mode.........
> >Spoilsport !!!
> >( More fun if you were to tell us )...
> well sheesh I would but i'm clueless about heat pumps, especially
> Tranes.
> Just for you S, here's the bonus question.....
> On a Trane split HP wiring diagram, what does the B terminal
> represent? (its an easy one) :)
Sorry--though I do actually have one here online I would need to look at the
diagrams to be sure.
( Nooner's ramblings being not all that bad when all is considered.
Thinking back though, the "blue wire" at the condensor is perhaps a
signal--that calls up aux heating upon defrost....actually pretty sure, it
is in fact...you could put an outdoors thermostat in series with it...
It's all in the shittage man, the bitch here is that it seems nobody has
seen fit to standardize.
( So are you gonna actually make me get out the friggen manual ) ?
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< Sigh > I just wish I was physically able to change careers--really kinduva
pisser here.
SVL
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> >> badaczewski@gmail.com wrote:
> >> >PrecisionMachinisT you were correct! Taking out the jumper between W/E
> >> >and W2 did nothing. But taking the W wire out of the B terminal solved
> >> >the problem!
> >> >I just wonder. My old thermostat used the W (1st stage heat). Is my
> >> >HVAC system crippled not using that wire?
> >> >Well, I get heat when I ask and it shuts off when it needs to, so it
> >> >seems ok to me atleast.
> >> Bullshit !!! LOL
> >> SVL was NOT the one that pointed out the glaring mistake of connecting
> >> W to B. Scroll up & you will see that it was I who pointed that
> >> out.
> >Sheesh, Fish...
> >NOT to get your panties all inna wad, but if you was to have scrolled up
> >just a tad further you'd find
> >THIS :
> >===
> >> O or B is NOT to be connected to aux heat ( W ) but is instead only