2 stage furnace with Vision Pro Th832OU1008
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12-07-06, 05:46 PM
2 stage furnace with Vision Pro Th832OU1008
I have a 2 stage Goodman furnace with a Honeywell Vision Pro 8000 - TH832OU1008, but I’m not sure if the 2-stage is kicking in or if it’s just one stage. Is there anyway I can tell when 1 stage comes on and the 2nd stage kicks in. I believe the wiring is correct, but if you advise what it needs to look like I can check. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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12-07-06, 08:29 PM
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Was this installed by a dealer or yourself?
Check to make sure the W2 wire matches the W2 at the furnace.
You will be able to tell when it goes into 2nd stage when it runs a little bit louder, and more air movement.
Set up #170 should be at 9
Check to make sure the W2 wire matches the W2 at the furnace.
You will be able to tell when it goes into 2nd stage when it runs a little bit louder, and more air movement.
Set up #170 should be at 9
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12-08-06, 08:58 AM
Jay, The thermostat is already set up with #170 to 9
The thermostat has the following wiring setup:
There is a jumper between RC & R
Red on R
Yellow on Y
Green on G
White on W
Blue on AUX
The wiring going to the furnace is as follows:
Red on R
Yellow on Y
Green on G
White on W1
Blue on W2
Thanks
The thermostat has the following wiring setup:
There is a jumper between RC & R
Red on R
Yellow on Y
Green on G
White on W
Blue on AUX
The wiring going to the furnace is as follows:
Red on R
Yellow on Y
Green on G
White on W1
Blue on W2
Thanks
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12-08-06, 01:07 PM
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You are wired up right.
Do you have another wire behind the wall? You can use this to wired up C (Common) and have the back light on at all times, and won't drain your battery.
And if you do wired up C, you can add a jumper from W2 to L. . When 2nd stage is on, the upper right corner of the t-stat housing is a Red LED that will come on, and that will let you know that the 2nd stage is on.
Do you have another wire behind the wall? You can use this to wired up C (Common) and have the back light on at all times, and won't drain your battery.
And if you do wired up C, you can add a jumper from W2 to L. . When 2nd stage is on, the upper right corner of the t-stat housing is a Red LED that will come on, and that will let you know that the 2nd stage is on.
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12-08-06, 08:14 PM
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Let's keep everything here for others to see.
From PVT.
"Jay, I only have five wires, but I can always pull it out and rewire it with 6 t-stat. wire
So pull the extra wire into the t-stat and connect it to the C (common) and also get that same color wire and connect it to the C on the furnace, once that is done get a jumper from W2 to L from the furnace.
Is this correct?"
Yes, run new wire, I'd pull up to 8 wires that way it's ready for Dehumid, 2 stage cooling down the road.
And jumper W2 and L at the T-stat.
From PVT.
"Jay, I only have five wires, but I can always pull it out and rewire it with 6 t-stat. wire
So pull the extra wire into the t-stat and connect it to the C (common) and also get that same color wire and connect it to the C on the furnace, once that is done get a jumper from W2 to L from the furnace.
Is this correct?"
Yes, run new wire, I'd pull up to 8 wires that way it's ready for Dehumid, 2 stage cooling down the road.
And jumper W2 and L at the T-stat.
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12-08-06, 08:15 PM
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From PVT.
"I don't have W2 on T-stat. I have AUX, So I will use a jumper from AUX to L on T-stat?"
Yes, you do have W2. Look in the inner rows of letters.. AUX is for Heat Pump. (that's the outter rows of letters)
"I don't have W2 on T-stat. I have AUX, So I will use a jumper from AUX to L on T-stat?"
Yes, you do have W2. Look in the inner rows of letters.. AUX is for Heat Pump. (that's the outter rows of letters)
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12-08-06, 08:17 PM
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From PVT.
"Jay, I just checked the board on the furnace and I don't have a C on the board where I can put a wire, I do however have a B/C, but the RED wire from the condensor is in there"
B/C is Common.
Where is the white wire from the A/C unit going to?
I would switch the R from A/C to Y on the board, then W from A/C to B/C on board. Then C from t-stat to B/C on board.
"Jay, I just checked the board on the furnace and I don't have a C on the board where I can put a wire, I do however have a B/C, but the RED wire from the condensor is in there"
B/C is Common.
Where is the white wire from the A/C unit going to?
I would switch the R from A/C to Y on the board, then W from A/C to B/C on board. Then C from t-stat to B/C on board.
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12-09-06, 05:39 AM
Jay, The White wire from the A/C is going to Y on the board, The Yellow wire from the T-stat is also going to Y on the board.
So correct me if I got it wrong. Here goes
Switch Red A/C wire to Y on board
Switch White A/C wire to B/C on board
Add new 8 T-stat wire from furnace to T-stat
Add 1 wire from C (common) T-stat to B/C (common) furnace (B/C will now have 2 wires)
Jump L & W2 from T-stat
I have a few questions
Will switching the wires in the furnace from the A/C effect anything?
Should I also switch the wires from the A/C condersor?
So correct me if I got it wrong. Here goes
Switch Red A/C wire to Y on board
Switch White A/C wire to B/C on board
Add new 8 T-stat wire from furnace to T-stat
Add 1 wire from C (common) T-stat to B/C (common) furnace (B/C will now have 2 wires)
Jump L & W2 from T-stat
I have a few questions
Will switching the wires in the furnace from the A/C effect anything?
Should I also switch the wires from the A/C condersor?
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12-09-06, 08:03 AM
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No, you don't have to switch the wire outside. I just do this cuz it makes sence that the white wire is "Common", while the red wire is "Hot" (Getting power from Y)
Otherwise, yes, all is correct..
Otherwise, yes, all is correct..
