American Standard ASYSTAT655A Manual del propietario

Heat Pump

Manual

Comfort

Center

Owner’sGuide

&Information

ASYSTAT655A

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Welcome .. .to the family of

homeowners who enjoy American-

Standard home comfort products.

We sincerely believe that the

American-Standard Heat Pump

System will give you many years of

reliable service.

This booklet has been prepared

with the homeowner in mind.We

hope it will help you understand the

system, assist you in obtaining its

most efficient operation, and serve

as a guide should you have

questions or problems concerning

the system.

How To Operate Your American-Standard

Control Center Thermostat

Setting the Temperature

Set the Temperature Selector at the

indoor temperature you wish to

maintain.

Set the System Selector to HEAT or

COOL as weather conditions

require.

(A) Temperature Selector

(B) Temperature Indicator

(D) Fan Switch

(E) Normal/Emergency Heat

Switch

(F) Auxiliary Heat Light

(G) Emergency Heat Light

Setting the Fan Switch

The Fan Switch may be set at

either “AUTO” or “ON.”

When the Fan Switch is set to

AUTO, the indoor air handler fan

will cycle “on” and “off” with the

American-Standard heat pump

outdoor section. This “ON” and

“OFF” cycle is controlled by the

thermostat as it operates the

system to maintain the selected

indoor temperature.

Setting the Fan Switch (cont’d)

When the “FAN” switch is set to

“ON”, the indoor air handler fan

operates continuously (even when

the System Switch is set at “OFF”).

Setting the Fan Switch in the “ON”

position is desirable if your system

includes an electronic air cleaner

and/or powered humidifier since

continuous air circulation effects a

more continuous operation of

these items.

To turn the heat pump “OFF”, set

the System Switch to the “OFF”

position and set the Fan Switch to

“AUTO” position.

EMERGency Heat — (Red Light)

USE SWITCH ONLY IF HEAT

PUMP IS INOPERATIVE, BUT

NOT DUETO A POWER FAILURE.

This feature allows you to “Turn

On” the electric heat section of the

system in the event the Heat

Pump should require service

during the heating season. This

switch should remain in the

NORMal position at all times

except when service is required.

CAUTION: Do not use this switch

for normal heating purposes.

Under normal conditions it

increases energy usage by

preventing the heat pump from

operating.

AUXiliary Heat — (Blue Light)

Auxiliary heaters will assist the

heat pump in normal system

operation when low outdoor

temperature occurs, or when the

thermostat setting has been

increased. When this occurs, the

blue light will come on indicating

auxiliary heaters have been

energized.

If the blue light comes on when

adjusting the thermostat upward,

you will save money by reducing

the adjustment change and

allowing the heat pump to

increase the room temperature

without the electric resistance

heaters.

It is natural in cold weather, below

40°F. (4°C) outdoors, for the blue

light to cycle “ON” and “OFF”. If the

blue light stays on constantly

above 30°F. (–1°C) or cycles “ON”

when the outdoor temperature is

above 50°F. (10°C), you should

have your servicer check the

system.

How the Heat Pump Operates

The heat pump helps collect heat

and transfers it from one place to

another. In winter, the heat pump

helps take heat from the outside

air (even at temperatures below

zero) and transfers it inside the

house. It takes considerably less

energy to transfer heat than it

does to generate heat. Depending

on location and equipment, the

American-Standard heat pump

can deliver 11/2 to +3 BTU’s of

heat energy for each BTU of

electric energy consumed. In

summer, the heat pump reverses

its cycle; removes heat from inside

the house and transfers it

outdoors, just like a conventional

air conditioner.

How it heats

The heating process involves two

stages.

Stage 1 — The refrigerant coil in

the outdoor section absorbs heat

from the outside air.The

compressor transfers this heat to

the indoor section.Then the fan

moves the warmed air through the

house.

Stage 2 — The BLUE light will

glow automatically when the

electric heaters are assisting the

American-Standard heat pump

unit maintain the comfort level of

the thermostat setting.This will

occur when there has been a

significant heat loss from the

structure, and when the

thermostat HEAT selector has

been abruptly moved up 3°F.

(1.6°C) or more.

How it cools

The circulating fan and coil extract

heat and moisture from the house

like a conventional central cooling

unit. This moisture is condensed

on the coil in the indoor section

and is piped to the drain.The

compressor transfers the

extracted heat to the outdoor coil

where the fan expels the heat to

the atmosphere.

How air moves

Supply Air — Conditioned air is

carried from the unit to each room

through the ductwork and enters

the room through the registers.

Return Air — Air goes back to the

unit through the return grille(s). A

filter in the return ductwork (or an

electronic air cleaner) filters the air

before it goes into the unit.

The heat pump system

discharges greater volumes of air

at lower temperatures than oil or

gas furnaces, thus the heat pump

avoids hot blasts of air and

maintains more even

temperatures throughout the

home.

Automatic Defrost

During the heating cycle and

under normal conditions of high

humidity or freezing rain which

occurs at about 30 to 40°F. (–1 to

4°C) outdoor temperature, there

may be a frost build-up on the

outdoor coil.Your unit will

AUTOMATICALLY reverse itself

and go into a defrost operation.

This normally will not last for more

than a few minutes. During defrost

it is quite possible that the supply

air will be cool which is normal.

Also under certain temperature

and humidity conditions, there will

be an emission of condensate

vapor from the outdoor unit.THIS

IS NORMAL. This condensate

vapor cloud, although of short

duration, can be quite large so do

not become alarmed. It is a good

indication that the unit is

functioning properly.

Things you should know about your

American-Standard Heat Pump

1. It is important to keep the power

to the outdoor unit ON at all times

to prevent damage to the

compressor. Use your thermostat

to shut the system off rather than

the electric disconnect.

2. To reduce the operation of your

Heat Pump system to a minimum

for short periods — with the

System Switch in HEAT position,

set the Temperature Selector to

the lowest temperature setting;

with the System Switch in the

COOL position, set the

Temperature Selector to the

highest temperature setting.

3. When operating in cooling, your

unit will begin removing heat and

humidity immediately after it is

turned on but may require several

hours to remove the heat stored in

walls, furniture, rugs, draperies,

etc.

Installation Record

Model No. __________________

Serial No.___________________

Date Installed _______________

Date System put into

operation ___________________

Installed by—

Company: __________________

Address: ___________________

Phone:_____________________

Authorized American-Standard

Servicer —

Company: __________________

Address: ___________________

Phone:_____________________

American-Standard

Manual Thermostat

Model No.ASYSTAT655A

American Standard Inc.

Troup Highway

Tyler, TX 75711-9010

Pub. No. 12-5009-03 74-304 339-001

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