xl19I & Tstat help
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xl19I & Tstat help
I have a trane XL19i HP with a VSAH behind a Robertshaw 9870i T stat 2H/2C. In Cool mode the stages work good 1st stage until tstat calls for 2nd stage. Now I put it in heat mode and the second stage will not come on. Do I need a 3H/2C tstat? I can make the strips come on by running the balance temp up, but can not get the second comp to come on.
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10-28-07, 06:12 PM
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I never used these t-stat.
What is it all set up to in the installer menu?
Look at page 23 to 25?
I am leaning towards the 3h/2c t-stat like Honeywell VisionPro or IAQ.
What is it all set up to in the installer menu?
Look at page 23 to 25?
I am leaning towards the 3h/2c t-stat like Honeywell VisionPro or IAQ.
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10-28-07, 06:44 PM
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Thanks,
I've about talked myself into the 3h/2c myself. Which of the two stats is the best for dehumidification? The setup menu will control the hp + the strips, YLo and Y energize in cool mode but not in heat. Can I move the X1 to Y to trigger stage 2 to get me thru the winter? I have gas wall heaters to supplement the HP and try not to use the strips anyway.
Thanks,
I've about talked myself into the 3h/2c myself. Which of the two stats is the best for dehumidification? The setup menu will control the hp + the strips, YLo and Y energize in cool mode but not in heat. Can I move the X1 to Y to trigger stage 2 to get me thru the winter? I have gas wall heaters to supplement the HP and try not to use the strips anyway.
Thanks,
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10-28-07, 07:54 PM
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What model # do you have on the air handler?
The best T-stat for dehumid is the Honeywell IAQ t-stat.
I am trying to figure out how your t-stat is suppose to be set up.... I'll wait till you get your air handler model back to me.
The best T-stat for dehumid is the Honeywell IAQ t-stat.
I am trying to figure out how your t-stat is suppose to be set up.... I'll wait till you get your air handler model back to me.
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11-04-07, 06:05 AM
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Low Voltage terminal Board in the air handler. I think I just need a 3H-2C stat. I have no voltage to my other Y terminal. Where is the best place to find the IAQ with sensors?
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11-04-07, 06:14 AM
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YOu can find them pretty much anywhere on line. Only draw back, is you may not get warranty on it. Where if you get it from a dealer, you can get 5 years warranty on it.
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11-22-07, 08:53 PM
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G on the outdoor unit??? (Not the air handler) I need to know what's all being used outside, to get all rewired right. and if any outdoor sensor is on the unit outside?
Also, you got an outdoor sensor ordered with the t-stat?
Also, you got an outdoor sensor ordered with the t-stat?
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11-23-07, 08:20 AM
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Orange, Red, Yellow, Yellow/Red, Blue, Black.
O is rev. valve
Red is trans.
Y and Y/R are 1st and 2nd comp.
Blue com.
Black Aux, Emg. heat or defrost????
O is rev. valve
Red is trans.
Y and Y/R are 1st and 2nd comp.
Blue com.
Black Aux, Emg. heat or defrost????
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11-23-07, 08:29 PM
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Heat pump----EIM-----Air Handler
O ----- O-----O/OB
R------R-----R
Y ------Y1---YLo
Y2-----Y2-----Y
B-----C------B or C (Not sure what's on your air handler)
X----Aux2-----W3/W2
Aux1------W1
G--------G
Do you see BK on the board in the air handler?
That will get us started.. I'll post tmrw for rest of the info.
O ----- O-----O/OB
R------R-----R
Y ------Y1---YLo
Y2-----Y2-----Y
B-----C------B or C (Not sure what's on your air handler)
X----Aux2-----W3/W2
Aux1------W1
G--------G
Do you see BK on the board in the air handler?
That will get us started.. I'll post tmrw for rest of the info.
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Thanks,
That is how is currently is today. The R-BK jumper is removed and a wire from the t'stat to BK. And I think W3 is not hooked up. The other W's are jumped in the stat. Can I use the outdoor and indoor Robertshaw sensors with the IAQ or is the resistance different?
That is how is currently is today. The R-BK jumper is removed and a wire from the t'stat to BK. And I think W3 is not hooked up. The other W's are jumped in the stat. Can I use the outdoor and indoor Robertshaw sensors with the IAQ or is the resistance different?
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Originally Posted by harveje
Can I use the outdoor and indoor Robertshaw sensors with the IAQ or is the resistance different?
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Settings as of this AM my second compressor is kicking in to soon. I want low comp to run longer.
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172-2
174-2
176-e-2
190-0
200-0
220-e-3
230-1
240-e-9
250-e-9
280-1
300-0
320-0
330-2
340-0
342-e-1
3500
360-0
365-e-0
370-1
372-e-0
379-1
383-3
390-0
400-1
401-4
402-26
403-160
404-50
405-1
500-9
502-0
510-0
520-2
530-1
540-4
580-5
600-90
610-60
640-12
650-30
660-30
670-0
680-2
690-2
700-0
701-0
710-0
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172-2
174-2
176-e-2
190-0
200-0
220-e-3
230-1
240-e-9
250-e-9
280-1
300-0
320-0
330-2
340-0
342-e-1
3500
360-0
365-e-0
370-1
372-e-0
379-1
383-3
390-0
400-1
401-4
402-26
403-160
404-50
405-1
500-9
502-0
510-0
520-2
530-1
540-4
580-5
600-90
610-60
640-12
650-30
660-30
670-0
680-2
690-2
700-0
701-0
710-0
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220- 2 (should give you longer run)
230- 2
240- 3
350 (You can set to say 10˚ if you find that the compressor is no longer able to keep up, and run the eletric only)
360- 45 (You really don't want the Aux to turn on when it's warmer than 45˚)
372- Do you have a humidifier?
379-1 (Do you have DHM booked up to the BK on blower)
400-1 (YOu have vent system or air exchanger on this?)
660-30 (Not needed if you have Comfort-R turned on.
FYI, this t-stat is a learning t-stat give it a few days or so to get to know your home, and run time will change.
230- 2
240- 3
350 (You can set to say 10˚ if you find that the compressor is no longer able to keep up, and run the eletric only)
360- 45 (You really don't want the Aux to turn on when it's warmer than 45˚)
372- Do you have a humidifier?
379-1 (Do you have DHM booked up to the BK on blower)
400-1 (YOu have vent system or air exchanger on this?)
660-30 (Not needed if you have Comfort-R turned on.
FYI, this t-stat is a learning t-stat give it a few days or so to get to know your home, and run time will change.
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Thanks,
I was close.
I have the R jumped to DHM1 and 2 to the BK on my AH
How can I get the humidity reading back on the screen?
No vent system and Comf R turned on in the AH.
Thank you very much.
I was close.
I have the R jumped to DHM1 and 2 to the BK on my AH
How can I get the humidity reading back on the screen?
No vent system and Comf R turned on in the AH.
Thank you very much.
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12-08-07, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by harveje
I have the R jumped to DHM1 and 2 to the BK on my AH
How can I get the humidity reading back on the screen?
No vent system
Turn off 660 since you have Comfort-R turned on.
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Yes the jumper is removed, I finally read where the humidity will not show with an outdoor sensor hooked up.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I read somewhere to hook the y to the BK terminal what is that for?
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I read somewhere to hook the y to the BK terminal what is that for?
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Originally Posted by harveje
I read somewhere to hook the y to the BK terminal what is that for?
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Jay,
Will you explain these parameters to me please
220-2
230-2
240-3
250-9
I want 1st stage to run a little longer to help remove humidity..It's in the mid 70's with 80% Humidity outside. The 1st stage runs 3-6 mins then 2nd comes in. It's been so warn I have not used heat yet.
Thanks,
Will you explain these parameters to me please
220-2
230-2
240-3
250-9
I want 1st stage to run a little longer to help remove humidity..It's in the mid 70's with 80% Humidity outside. The 1st stage runs 3-6 mins then 2nd comes in. It's been so warn I have not used heat yet.
Thanks,
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12-09-07, 07:10 PM
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220-2 This is your first stage compressor, means it going to run at an avg of 2 times an hour.
230-2 2nd stage compressor.
240-3 1st stage of heat. (electric)
250-9 2nd stage of heat (electric)
Mid 70's is warm?? wow.. I think that is perfect temp for open windows... It's 10˚ here! :-)
Your 2nd stage shouldn't be kicking in that quick... What is your set point and room temp? When it goes into 2nd stage, is it going back to first or shutting off?
230-2 2nd stage compressor.
240-3 1st stage of heat. (electric)
250-9 2nd stage of heat (electric)
I want 1st stage to run a little longer to help remove humidity..It's in the mid 70's with 80% Humidity outside. The 1st stage runs 3-6 mins then 2nd comes in. It's been so warn I have not used heat yet.
Thanks,
Thanks,
Your 2nd stage shouldn't be kicking in that quick... What is your set point and room temp? When it goes into 2nd stage, is it going back to first or shutting off?
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It is warm, + the humidity is bad high, that's why we have the AC on. Stat set on 72 with 383 set to 3. Once I did not see or hear the unit kick back to 1st stage, it just shut off. I hooked up a light between Y2 and comm. to let me know when the second stage is active. I have to leave out again tomorrow so I will set it and show the wife how to change to heat if needed. Does second stage work off of time, temp drop(rise) or combo. I know it is a learning stat, I just like knowing what is capable of.
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2nd stage based off of temp.. The t-stat will turn it on once it sees that 1st stage has reach 100% of running duty, 2nd stage should cycle on and off.. (go back to 1st stage)
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Thanks,
That's what it did with the old Robertshaw, I could adjust time and temp on it for AC but did not work 2nd stage comp in heat.
Thank you again.
That's what it did with the old Robertshaw, I could adjust time and temp on it for AC but did not work 2nd stage comp in heat.
Thank you again.
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Let's your A/C is 24,000 BTU.. 1st stage is 12,000 BTU. The t-stat learns that your home heat gain as reach it's 12,000 BTU, it will then go into 2nd stage to help keep up. That is the best way I can explain it.
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Thanks,
I installed a telltale light on the y line to tell me when the unit is in high or 2nd stage (2 comp. system) when in heat mode and 2nd stage comes in it does not shift back to 1st stage before cutting off, is this in the t'stat settings?
I installed a telltale light on the y line to tell me when the unit is in high or 2nd stage (2 comp. system) when in heat mode and 2nd stage comes in it does not shift back to 1st stage before cutting off, is this in the t'stat settings?
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I found a 20 ish V AC light at work and put it between Y and Common, I may need to put a real small fuse in the line also...
And it seems to be ramping in heat, can I delimit it to something less than 100%, it soulds like a train moving thru @ 100%
Thanks,
And it seems to be ramping in heat, can I delimit it to something less than 100%, it soulds like a train moving thru @ 100%
Thanks,
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Odd that it would run 2nd stage, and then shut down..
Should cycle back to 1st stage then shut down if has to, but not right a way.
Y is first. (will stayed powered if 2nd stage is called for)
Y2 is Second.
Should cycle back to 1st stage then shut down if has to, but not right a way.
Y is first. (will stayed powered if 2nd stage is called for)
Y2 is Second.
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I mis stated the light is on Y2 on the IAQ, I was thinking of the AH it has Y and Ylo. Cool mode seems to work correctly. I'm keeping an eye on it to see if it changes
