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Posted by courtneyburge on June 9, 2007, 10:54 am
Hi group!
I have a heat pump made by International Comfort Products Corp. The
"brand" tag has been removed. The model is TCH036AKC1.
I have installed a programmable thermostat and don't know which
setting to use:
*Heat Pump: single-stage heat pump (no backup or auxiliary heat)
*Multi-stage heat pump: heat pump with backup or auxiliary heating
Ideas on which option to choose? Thanks!!!
Courtney
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Posted by Bubba on June 9, 2007, 6:27 pm
On Sat, 09 Jun 2007 14:54:40 -0000, courtneyburge
>Hi group!
>I have a heat pump made by International Comfort Products Corp. The
>"brand" tag has been removed. The model is TCH036AKC1.
>I have installed a programmable thermostat and don't know which
>setting to use:
>*Heat Pump: single-stage heat pump (no backup or auxiliary heat)
>*Multi-stage heat pump: heat pump with backup or auxiliary heating
>Ideas on which option to choose? Thanks!!!
>Courtney
Your welcome. So do you think we have a crystal ball or what?
WTF kinda back up heat DO you have?
Bubba
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Posted by courtneyburge on June 9, 2007, 8:53 pm
The question is ... how would I know? The former owner took all the
paperwork pertaining to the system. Is there a way to tell or not?
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Posted by Noon-Air on June 9, 2007, 9:34 pm
How would we know??? You can't even tell us what kind of, or even IF you
have back-up heat. We can't *see* it from here.
Your local, competent, licensed, insured, professionally trained, HVAC
technician can tell you exactly what you have and will probably have the
correct thermostat for your system on his/her truck. While the tech is
there, you may want to have the system checked and serviced.
> The question is ... how would I know? The former owner took all the
> paperwork pertaining to the system. Is there a way to tell or not?
>
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Posted by courtneyburge on June 9, 2007, 9:54 pm
Whoa, chill out HVAC-man.
You're right I can't tell you if I have back-up heat. THAT WAS MY
QUESTION.
You're right you can't *see* it from here. But I can. So, what would
I look for??? [Never mind, please don't answer. Clearly, one must go
through a rigorous HVAC training regimen and learn the secret
handshake before such knowledge can be conferred.]
I already have the correct thermostat for "my system". The thermostat
works for many systems--it is a Honeywell RTH7000 series. I just
don't know which setting I need to put it on.
Sorry I asked.
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>I have a heat pump made by International Comfort Products Corp. The
>"brand" tag has been removed. The model is TCH036AKC1.
>I have installed a programmable thermostat and don't know which
>setting to use:
>*Heat Pump: single-stage heat pump (no backup or auxiliary heat)
>*Multi-stage heat pump: heat pump with backup or auxiliary heating
>Ideas on which option to choose? Thanks!!!
>Courtney