Questions & Answers for: Carrier heat pump blower

put it on fan it come on blowning out cool air Auto and on only controls your blower inside the home. More info is needed to determine if you have a gas furnace, electric furnace or a heat pump system

...Heat Pump which I am trying to update the thermostat control with a Hunter model 44550. The problem is that the wiring to the current thermostat is as follows, G= green wire, R= red wire, W2= blue ...

...heat pump I have a problem with my carrier heat pump. The unit will not change from ac to heat. Not sure what to do. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Check the relays on the main board of your ...

...HEAT PUMP N THE BLOWER MOTOR DOESNT STOP AFTER UNIT STOP MORKING If the thermostat isnt set to fan on, and the temp in the house is ok, there is probabily a fan off delay in the units circuit board ...

heat pump the out door unit runs in both heat and cool mode unless it has emergency heat turned on then it will not come on outside in the heat mode, and depending on the type of heat pump and furnace

...heat pump you can switch to heat and see if coil outside gets cold while indoor blows warm air - then switch back to a/c - both coils should not be cold at the same time - low freon pressure / dirty ...

...heat pump. It's a standard 1/3 hp, 230V 3 speed motor, but I've been told it's best to go with pricey OEM equipment including a new wheel. Is this a job I can do myself or is it best left to the ...

...heat pump not cooling Which coil?, indoor or out? Indoor coils freeze due to clogged filters, low freon, blower motor not working. Outdoor coil freezing could mean, in rare cases in cooling mode, ...

...Heat pump in the outside works but blower doesn't (tried both heat and cool). Power load (240V) on the blower is there and I also measured the voltage on control board terminals and they seem to have ...

...furnace won't stop running, won't heat and alternate heat pump won't turn on. Jump out limit switch blower should stop and inducer should come on then the heating sequences should start from ...