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Topic ClosedAC/HEATER PROBLEM - WALL COMPONENT - Event Date: 11 May 2014
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    Posted: 05 Nov 2014 at 2:36pm
Hi...hope i can get some much needed advice.
 I tried turning on the heater in our RPOD 176 the A/C turns on instead. We have a Domestic Wall Component.  Help!
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Posts: 1676 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 Nov 2014 at 2:55pm
Hi teamlacaro,

Are you sure the AC fan *and* the heater didn't come on? Personally, I find that annoying and simply turn the AC fan off by turning the AC breaker on the electric panel off.

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Check the thermostat to see if the fan setting is Auto.  With the digital thermostats that will allow the A/C fan (not the compressor) to run at the same time as the heater.  I agree with Fred that it can be annoying, although there have been times when using the A/C's fan at the same time helped to get the heat more evenly distributed.
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Thanks for the quick response.  I was so preoccupied with the fan I didn't even check to see if the heater went on.  I will check tonight.
 
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I had it backwards.  See this thread for a discussion (set it to Auto, not High or Low).

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On mine:
  1. Press Mode til the light at "Fan" comes on.  Then press the '+' button to cycle through Au, Lo, Hi.  Stop at Au.
  2. Press Mode to move the selection light to "Furnace".  Then press '+' or '-' buttons to change to the desired temp.
You're done.  Now, when the heater comes on, the blower on the a/c will stay off.
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Did what you suggested and it works great. Thank you!
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Thank you
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