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I’m have trouble with the thermostat controlling the air on my ne zone line. I have everything wired up correctly. The fan comes on when put in the on position but the ac won’t kick on.

@kingnanaki8227

10 ай бұрын

Did you ever figure this out? This is what mine is doing.

So much confusion about heat pump settings in Honeywell TH8320R. So many references say Heat pump on for cooling. It will not work that way, I find it must be on Heating. Also my AZ65H15DAC hardly ever uses the Heat pump until well above 40. I am a educated Hvac and program the thermostat ourselves. Also Zoneline not happy if the thermostat is set for the backup heat stage using the white wire. Seems the unit wants single stage to handle the pump itself. Am I correct in my findings?

@geappliances

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jerry, and thanks for reaching out. We hate to hear there’s any confusion - we always want to provide a quality experience for our consumers, and we regret any inconvenience caused. We would recommend calling 844-434-7822 or emailing ASM.Hospitality@geappliances.com; those specialists can certainly assist with your Zoneline inquiries. We hope your concerns are resolved soon. We’re always happy to help if you have any other concerns or questions, and we’re wishing you all the best. -SG

I have a GE AZ65H15DAC Zoneline which is controlled by an Ecobee 3 thermostat. Since the Zoneline wiring harness doesn't allow for multi-speed wiring (G1 and G2) is there a way for me to program the ptac for CFM Indoor Fan Low instead of it's default of CFM Indoor Fan High?

@justinhaag4012

3 жыл бұрын

Just run the fan speed wire from the Ecobee to the GL wire lead (tan wire) on the Zoneline thermostat harness instead of the GH (green wire). GL is the low fan speed while GH is the high fan speed.

@christopherharris21

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinhaag4012 I called Ecobee and they walked me through the steps to wiring the thermostat to the ptac (multi speed). I'm now noticing the noise difference between when I controlled the fan speed directly on the ptac vs on the thermostat. The ptac fan was quieter when controlled directly on the ptac. Is there so sort of configuration setting on the ptac I need to perform before connecting the thermostat? I'm trying to achieve a much quieter low/high fan speed with the thermostat connected. I find myself waking up when the ptac kicks on in the middle of the night. Any advice would greatly be appreciated.

I made the mistake of not unplugging the unit before hooking up a new thermostat.

How do you connect the thermostat to the unit?

@geappliances

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Ismail, thanks for reaching out to GE Appliances. We will be glad to help further. Besides these instructions you can also check in your use and care manual. Do you have your model number that you can share with us? If you need assistance with locating it please see this informative link: products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=19129 We will be watching for your reply. Please let us know. Thank you. -SF

Is there a way to make it so the ac defaults to high speed instead of the low speed?

@geappliances

10 ай бұрын

Hi! Thanks for asking. We'd be happy to take a look into this for you. Can you provide your model number to us? If you need help finding that, you can click here: spklr.io/6052ltdr Talk soon! -MS

Does it have a remote control?

@justinhaag4012

2 жыл бұрын

No, but is compatible with many remote wall thermostats.

Will this work on a window unit?

@geappliances

Жыл бұрын

Hello there, we appreciate you taking the time to reach out to us. This tutorial is only meant for GE Zoneline PTAC (Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner) units, so this information will not apply to our window models. We do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Take care. - PM

I'm trying to understand this - does this switch on a remote wifi capability to connect to a nest thermostat? Does it need to be hard wired? Or is another sort of wifi/Bluetooth transmitter that needs to be connected as well?

I have an AZ65H15DEDW5 ZONELINE. if I purchase a WP26X24981 "8 pin thermostat kit' can I connect to a nest or echobee Wi-Fi enabled remote thermastst ?

@geappliances

10 ай бұрын

HI Charlie. Yes, the Nest thermostat is compatible with our Zoneline PTAC. We appreciate your interest and are happy to help if you need more assistance! -AT

@user-lh2cf9lw5g

10 ай бұрын

@@geappliances thank you ! Assume I need the WP26X24981 8 pin thermostat kit. And wire per Nest instructions… noting 24vac … is it wired as a 1 stage heat pump or 2 ( referring to nest wiring instructions)

@geappliances

10 ай бұрын

Hi Charlie, Yes you will need the WP26X24981 thermostat connector. There are instructions below on how to get one if your PTAC didn’t come with one: The connector will come with an explanation of which wires go where. If you have an AZ65 you have a heat pump, and you will use terminal B (you will need to make sure your thermostat is configured for B heat pump operation, your thermostat should include instructions for this). You should have corresponding terminals on your thermostat. You will need to set the AUX settings as described in the video. If you have trouble once connected and the Zoneline mode 6 is set to 6N, refer to this video for assistance: spklr.io/6056lWjy If you are in need of a wall thermostat connector for this unit, please contact GE Zoneline support at 1-844-GE4-PTAC (1-844-434-7822) or Email: ca.airandwater@geappliances.com - Please reference Part Number WP26X24981 in your message. -MS