Heat Pump System - Single Stage or 2 Stages?

Posted by Kenneth on May 11, 2008, 6:51 pm

On Sun, 11 May 2008 18:18:25 -0400,
.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:

>On Sun, 11 May 2008 18:00:26 -0400, Kenneth

>>Unfortunately, I know nothing that will allow me to assist

> Well then, thank you for popping up and running your mouth
>anyway. We all sure apprciate it, we gol darn sure do.

>>Eventually, the generosity won out because some of that
>>group, tiring of the nonsense, simply took the discussion
>>off line and wrote to me privately. I remain deeply
>>appreciative of that assistance.

> An asshole hack wannabe named Chris / aka Stormy Mormy sent
>you a nice little email about how he was going to be a nice guy and
>help you, unlike all those bastards here. Uh huh.
> Sadly, he's a clueless hack trying to play Big Man, and
>everything he told you was wrong. oh, well, at least you like him,
>that counts for something.

Hi Paul,

Many thanks!

All the best,
--
Kenneth

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Posted by Stormin Mormon on May 11, 2008, 11:39 pm

Dear Kenneth,
Milligan is, predicatably, proving what you wrote, that some folks are
polite, and others are less than polite.
A pleasure to make your aquaintance.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.

Hi Paul,

Many thanks!

All the best,
--
Kenneth

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Posted by KJPRO on May 12, 2008, 1:01 am

> Dear Kenneth,
> Milligan is, predicatably, proving what you wrote, that some folks are
> polite, and others are less than polite.
> A pleasure to make your aquaintance.

And you are Clueless about HVAC.
Politness doesn't cut it when people need technical help!
So, what's your point, Moron?

Posted by Kenneth on May 12, 2008, 9:04 am

On Sun, 11 May 2008 23:39:26 -0400, "Stormin Mormon"

>Dear Kenneth,
> Milligan is, predicatably, proving what you wrote, that some folks are
>polite, and others are less than polite.
> A pleasure to make your aquaintance.
>.

Hi Christopher,

Are you suggesting (with your use of the word "proving")
that he was serious???

I assumed that he was joking, and thought it pretty funny.

In any case, thanks for your comments.

All the best,
--
Kenneth

If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS."

Posted by KJPRO on May 12, 2008, 12:56 am

> wrote:

>>>>Bob Simon 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?
>>>>Bob;
>>>>Your system is a 14 SEER 2.5 Ton Heat Pump. You will need a single
>>>>stage
>>>>cool, 2 stage heating thermostat. The second stage for heat is the
>>>>strip
>>>>heaters. Look in the instructions that came with the indoor unit. It
>>>>will
>>>>show you how to connect your new thermostat to your system. Good luck.
>>>>And if you find a problem call your local HVAC repair people. They'll
>>>>help
>>>>you, but there will be a fee tied to the help. We have bills to pay too.
>>> Thank you. Is the reason you know that the compressor is a single
>>> stage because it only has one BTU rating?
>>> The old thermostat has a single O/B contact whereas the one I'm
>>> considering buying (White Rogers 1F95-1277) has both an O and a B.
>>> Currently the orange wire goes to O/B - the changeover relay. If I
>>> purchase the 1F95-1277, how should I wire O and B?

>>Did you see where he stated...
>>"And if you find a problem call your local HVAC repair people. They'll
>>help
>>you, but there will be a fee tied to the help. We have bills to pay too."
>>Now quit being so cheap!

> You and "noon-air" seem to make a lot of unjustified assumptions.
> Perhaps you and he are usually right but I have to wonder. It looks
> to me like you're trying to prove that do-it-yourselfers are stealing
> your livelyhood and I happen to be a convenient target for your
> unhappiness.
> For your information, over the past two years I paid a qualified
> installer about $7k to install two new heat pump systems in my house.
> A week ago when the WR 1F82-261 thermostat he installed died, I
> re-installed the old mercury switch thermostat.

All my systems have a minimum 5 yr parts warranty...
So in that case, I'd call the contractor back and have them install a new
stat.
While they're there, have them clean and inspect the system!

> As I mentioned, the
> system is working now. I enjoy doing small repairs that are within my
> capabilities and am completely confident that I can install and
> program a new electronic thermostat.

Yet you're here asking questions on the subject YOU "think" is within your
capabilities... that's just to funny!

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