Goodman air with heat package.

Dec 23, 2008 6 Replies

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dwill3423 17 years ago

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I live in Florida and have just installed a 5 ton Goodman air unit with 10 kW heat strip. It is controlled by a Honeywell TH3000, digital, non programmable thermostat. My problem is that when the temp at night goes below 40 degrees the unit will not come on until 8:30 the next morning. Any ideas?

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zero 17 years ago

It's in hibernation mode. This should go away by early spring. If not, call and get it serviced.

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dwill3423 17 years ago

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Thank you. My old unit did not do this and my Servicer has not figured it out yet. Is this a necessary process and can it be adjusted timewise? Even though we have few cold spells it is inconvienient hen they do happen.

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Bubba 17 years ago

Life sucks when you hire the cheapest installer, doesnt it? Id bet you didnt have a company install it. Bubba

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Patriot 17 years ago

Naw.. All he has to do is reset the timer so it gets up earlier. A good Service technician can do that for him.. Actually that is recommended.

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Don Ocean 17 years ago

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No! It should not do that. I recommend that you charge your servicing guy for his hands on education on your unit until he gets it fixed. Especially if he/she/it is the installer

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Don Ocean 17 years ago

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It doesn't take a company or a Brigade.. A squad, or less will do just fine.

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