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Posted by Noon-Air on May 11, 2008, 2:39 pm
> wrote:
>
>>
>>> I'm looking at programmable thermostats for my heat pump -- Goodman
>>> GSH14030 compressor and ARUF3030 air handler with a 10kW heat kit.
>>> I want to determine how many stages of heating and cooling I have so I
>>> went to the Goodman web site and searched the spec sheets for the word
>>> "stage" but it was not listed this way.
>>>
>>> Can someone please tell me if this is a single stage system or
>>> multi-stage? For two stage systems do both the compressor and air
>>> handler need to be two stage or is this determined by only one of
>>> these components?
>>
>>If the system isnt working correctly, there is a 99.999% chance that its
>>*NOT* a problem with the thermostat. Your local *COMPETENT*, licensed,
>>insured, professionally trained, HVAC technician will know what your
>>system
>>needs, and should have one on the truck. FWIW, I understand that the big
>>box
>>stores will no longer take thermostats back, unless you exchange it for
>>the
>>exact same one you bought in the first place....even if its the wrong one.
>
> The system is working fine. What did I say that makes you think
> otherwise?
*most* of the time when folks comfort systems are not working properly, they
automaticaly think its the thermostat that is the problem, without realizing
thats like saying my car is broke, if I get a new key for it, it will run
again. Or that it needs some more of that "freezone" stuff. Never mind that
the system is over 10 years old and has never been serviced since the day it
was installed. Yes its real obvious to a *competent* Technician when the
system was hacked in by the lowest bidder, that its never been serviced,
lots of candles have been burnt over the years, lots of fried food, smokers,
etc.
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