Ruud heatpump with electrice heat backup

Not if the thermostat is controlling the room temperature to its setpoint. Emergency heat is for when the heatpump is in defrost or doesn't work and you need backup heat.

If compressor stops in middle, check the following.
1.Thermostat setting must be minimum +3 degree than your room temp
2. Check it's in heat "mode"
3. Check indoor and outdoor coils are clean.
4. Check fan motor is working alright.
5. Outside sensor and room air sensor is placed correctly.
6. Gas pressure is o.k
7.Check compressor is overheated, even all the above is o.k.

If it is a heatpump, the outside unit should not turn on below 35degrees or so. Below that temperature, the unit cannot effeciently exchange heat. When the outside temperature is low, the system automatically switches over to auxillary heat which uses the same heating elements as emergency heat.

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yes go into electric heat for awhile. sometimes a heatpump will run constantlly when temps outside are not high enough./em heat mode untill temps rise or unit recovers.your unit should of gone into hot-gas defrost this maybe what your hearing. but remember electric heat is expensive to operate go back to your heatpump mode after system has a chance to recover.

That is correct, you need a heatpump thermostat, it will have a EM heat setting on it

sounds like u have the thermostat wired wrong or bad wires i would check that first make sure you have the wright thermostat

yES, THATS TRUE,ALSO THE COMPRESSOR TOO. TO REMOVE HEAT OUT THE OUTSIDE AIR DOWN TO 40* THEN THE BACKUP HEAT SHOULD KICK IN OR ITS CALLED THE EMERGENCYHEAT.

Hi!!!remember everytime you turn on yout furnace you will have a strange odor thats all the dirt that is burning from the heating element if your using the emergency heta if not the what you are smelling is your fan motor replace it and you should be fine..Good luck..