How to Read a Heat Pump WIRING DIAGRAM! Schematic & Connection!

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[@rickl5938]

Craig, I love your videos, you are a great teacher and always give crystal clear explanations when covering a topic. However, I will have to disagree with the names you give the two types of wiring diagrams in this video. I was taught nearly 45 years ago the diagram to the left as I'm viewing them is the schematic or ladder diagram and the other is a pictorial diagram. Yes, the schematic diagram shows the connections and the pictorial diagram does this also and in addition the pictorial diagram shows the positions of the components with respect to one another. It also roughly depicts where they are located i.e. outdoor unit, air handler and so on. Please keep on giving us excellent info. Thanks, Rick. Craig, Oops, you were right.I didn't see the schematic diagram you were referring to above the pictorial diagram. Never mind, my bad. Sorry.

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Great explanation (at least for me). Thanks so much.

[@officerkrupke4966]

When replacing a bad contactor on that heat pump, make sure to follow the wiring color code and get the wires connected the same way to new contactor. If you mistakenly put the wire going to t1 of the defrost board on the same side of contactor with wire going to common, defrost will not work and you will wind up with a giant ice ball outside on condenser.

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[@MsOrlandotaylor]

Nice video,could you make a video on wiring a Ruud heatpump,keep the good work up.

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[@ivanzapata396]

hello, I started to see all your videos as they are the most complete videos I've seen about heat pumps. I have a question for you, have you worked with York heat pump package units? I have model YMKE60BNJMFMO-X and when it was winter time, it would blow "warm" air as it should but then the outdoor fan would stop and the air would turn cold and it would just blow cold. I thought it was the defrost cycle but the cold air never stopped. an hour could easily pass by with cold air so I had to turn off the unit and turn it back on at a later time or different day. any ideas why that would happen?

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[@mikeautostudent5562]

Thanks for nice video. If in case you like to remake this video. Untie all wires then you explains what wire where it goes to because touching the wire for beginners is confusing and have no clue where that wire physically goes to. The part you can explain half of the video only schematic then the second half/video you do both the schematic and wiring where they can follow and match with schematic. Again that was my suggestion. Thanks again for your great 👍 effotrs.

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[@EnjoyCalculus]

it's game over when you learn heat pumps. Traditional split system AC's are a piece of cake when you learn the meat and bones of heat pumps. Refrigeration is just something else i tell ya

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[@elliotarias6605]

How can you find out when your reversing valve needs to be energized on cooling or heat modes?

[@Howie875]

I was taught that those two schematics are called the pictoral diagram and the ladder diagram.

[@yanslabrada8904]

Hi, do you have any video about crankcase heater ? I do not understand why de crankcase heater stop, when the contactor is activated , thank you

[@simohvac9222]

thanks for all videos . can you clarify for me , when we triple vacuum we need to release all nitrogen out or need to left 2 psi and start vacuum

[@jkbrown5496]

They label the DR coil and also the DR contacts between OF1 and OF2 going to the fan motor in the top part of the schematic. But they only imply the DR coil also closes the contacts to O and W2 by alignment even though that is usually a separate relay (the rectangular relay in the upper left of the board) that activates in parallel with the outdoor fan (DR) relay. I presume that is covered by the "& Circuitry" part of the label for "DR".

[@kirkp_nextguitar]

Note for Trane & American Standards heat pumps-your circuit diagrams may be much different from this one, especially if you have a demand defrost model with heat sensor thermistors for ambient and the coil.

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[@RG_sssSMOKING]

Great video as always. Question. I am getting ready to replace my 30 year heat pump and it has a CC heater on it. I live in north west VA do you think I should request a CC heater on my new heat pump? Thanks in advanced. RG

[@lachcik5084]

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[@briansbroncoadventura6899]

I have this same GrandAire 2 tin 14 seer heat pump. Condenser won't turn on but does if I push the button on the contactor

[@RoyJ2012]

Did you find out what the problem was? I have the same issue.

[@briansbroncoadventura6899]

@Roy Johnson yes, turns out the thermostat was not set for heat pump!

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1 star

[@michaelcostello6991]

Does the PTC bypass the capacitors initially until it get hot ?? or what is its purpose

[@erixgar4117]

Hi could you help to understand how to connect an aprilaire humifier 700 to a Heatpump airhandler? I understand the mechanic part, I need to know the low voltage connections. thanks for u help!!!!!!

[@Ray-wr2wr]

hi i just swap old r22 outdoor Cooling only unit with Goodman heat pump but keept old gas furnace has control board C G Y W R how i can wire properly heat pump to old gas furnace boad ? need a heat pump as a back up most of the time i use gas furnace for heating thermostat has C K RS R W O/B Y G W2aux/E Y2 L has 5 wires coming from furnace outdoor has 5 wires as well . im EPA certified based of NYC . THANK YOU IN ADVACE !!!

[@westairmtl1284]

The defrost run time on the board says 30-60-90 MINs. Please explain why you said "SECONDS" Thank you

[@throttlebottle5906]

that's heat-pump "heating" run time "between" defrost cycles, the actual defrost cycles is 10 minutes or less down to seconds. he did accidentally say seconds vs minutes lol. please go make some videos so we can critique them =p

[@westairmtl1284]

@@throttlebottle5906 Thank you

[@Oscarbm1234]

I didn’t understand the conductor part on the circuit board.. could you please elaborate?....

[@erickmadera1682]

hola como puedo tomar el curso de hvac soy de mexico pero no se mucho ingles

[@ChristianMartinTM]

Hi, I have the same unit that is the video, a Carrier unit, maybe a couple years old, which is blowing the 3amp fuse every time that I turn on the heat pump. I already check all possible bad wire nuts connections, striped wires, thermostat, but still.......I need help please!....a friend of mine says that could be the solenoid reverse valve. let me know what could it be please. Thanks for your videos.

[@RG_sssSMOKING]

If you are still having this problem it very well could be the contactor for the compressor. They will go bad.

[@JjMn1000]

9:42 it is mins you said it in another video and in the schematic

[@sdrtech]

Anybody else notice how off the superheat chart was on this particular unit

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[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

Funny thing is, I never see diagrams of heat pump with two stages of electric heat in the air handler.

[@acservicetechchannel]

Often, the two heat strips are powered in sequence via the sequencer and basically all the strip heating is powered together after the first couple min, thanks!

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

@@acservicetechchannel The sequencer has W1 and W2 terminals, these aren't for two strip heat stages?

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[@richardcranium5839]

i'd look at that decal and see items missing i'd figure it was either the wrong one or the unit had been modified. usually optional items are encircled in a dotted line and marked opt or optional.

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So much info lol

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Great video, Thanks