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Posted by davidjohnson on February 1, 2009, 9:45 pm
I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell basic
thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has been
working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the thermostat
would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the disconnect
at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
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Posted by .p.jm on February 1, 2009, 9:53 pm
On 02 Feb 2009 02:45:41 GMT, jetservice_at_sbcglobal_dot_net@foo.com
(davidjohnson) wrote:
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>I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell basic
>thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has been
>working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
>compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the thermostat
>would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the disconnect
>at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
Yes, and yes, in that order.
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Posted by davidjohnson on February 1, 2009, 10:16 pm
davidjohnson had written this in response to
http://www.thestuccocompany.com/hvac/Re-York-Heat-Pump-will-not-turn-off-36802-.htm
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.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.c wrote:
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> On 02 Feb 2009 02:45:41 GMT, jetservice_at_sbcglobal_dot_net@foo.com
> (davidjohnson) wrote:
>>I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell
>> basic
>>thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has
>> been
>>working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
>>compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the
>> thermostat
>>would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the
>> disconnect
>>at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>>Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
> Yes, and yes, in that order.
I appreciate your response. Times are hard around my house... anything I
could do myself would go a long way
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on February 3, 2009, 9:46 am
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when the call for power stops.
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I appreciate your response. Times are hard around my
house... anything I
could do myself would go a long way
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Posted by The King on February 1, 2009, 9:55 pm
On 02 Feb 2009 02:45:41 GMT, jetservice_at_sbcglobal_dot_net@foo.com
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>I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell basic
>thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has been
>working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
>compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the thermostat
>would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the disconnect
>at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
The contactor is stuck closed.
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>thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has been
>working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
>compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the thermostat
>would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the disconnect
>at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?