My Ductless Heat Pump does not blow any air or heat out in the Heat Mode. What*s the problem?
1371904
You have to leave the unit running. When the evap. Is heated enough then the evap fan will start blowing hot air. Wait for this to happen
1371905
sounds like wiring problem.there's 5 wires going from outdoor unit to indoor unit.2 control heat and 2 control a/c and 1 is ground.check for loose connection at both units.
1371906
Hi Victor, were you able to get the Heat problem with your pioneer fixed? My heat pump does not work either and i wanted to see whether you were able to solve the problem. Thanks in anticipation of your response
1371907
Make sure the heat pump cord to system was installed properly. When you add new batteries, make sure you hit the button for "HEAT" as it flashes.
1371908
I just installed mine and have the same problem. Did you find the solution?
2009578
Not sure. Are there any obstructions to the outside venting? The cooling (compressor) will cycle on and off, but it shouldn't be doing that in short bursts.
1420510
Shorten your wiring your losing voltage and check your regulator you also have to check if you pump has a higher surge wattage or voltage to start pump. reposition panels
2088445
Ours works fine, but our builder did not allow enough room to vent out the heat it generates (it's built in). We tried to remedy ourselves, but it needs a professional to correct the issue, so it sits unused. Sorry I spent the money.
1547500
Make sure your contacts on the heater and breaker panel haven't loosened. We had the same issue with a pump and the neutral had become loose from the vibration.
1879814
I would say you have a defective pump. I so far never had that happen to me.
1781673
As soon as I turned it on, it only blew cold air. Holding in the cold air button it just stayed cold. It never blew warm air
1902576
my problem was no heat at all. According to Google, your problem may be related to some restriction in air flow, either at the filter (or around the filter) or the vent hose. Good luck!
1002689
Most likely the heat element burned out. Local repair shops would not fix it even tho still on warranty. Returned the unit to Oreck. They sent a new one which works ok.
508474
Even though the pump is a tank, the switches on these pumps aren't the greatest so you might need a replacement. ..... but first make sure the cord doesn't have any kinks in it, it should be left uncoiled. Also, check to see if the vent on the plug is clean, ie, not plugged up. You can blow into the little vent tube to make sure. Also make sure if you have it plugged into a duplex instead of a single that the outlet isn't covering the vent tube.
1825863
I would make sure the electrical outlet works - plug a light or something in it. If the unit won't even light up, it's defective/broken. If it's the condenser(?) motor that doesn't start, try reducing the desired humidity with the down arrow as low as it will go.
2269974
DittoI tried to put a heater in and found the same problem - if anyone knows how I'd appreciate info too. Thank you!
2227829
Mine did the same thing. I had to replace the circulation pump. To check this turn off your hot tub then try to run it with the jets. Turn the heater up. If it does not turn off then it is not your heater. Turn the jets off. If you hear the thumping and the heater turns off then it is your circulation pump since it stopped working when you shut the jets off. The circulation of the jets keeps the heater from overheating. When you turn it off the circulation pump take over but the heater will shut off from not receiving the cooler water so the heater overheats an d turns off.
833322
I found cleaning the pump intake solved the problem. When I took my out, it had cat hair plugging the intake side. Once I got it cleaned out, it works like new!
1492923
Check the red over load button on the back of the heater. Check the power supply of the outlet plugged into. If that checks out ok, it is defective and you need to return it under warranty.
794694
Hi Mike, I didn't have this problem but make sure all your crimps at the connections are tight. Also make sure your stainless steel radiator probe is positioned near the radiator inlet or upper hose as it may be. It should be pretty straightforward and maybe the module itself is defective. Good luck I'm sure you'll figure it out. By the way these fans do a great job and I've noticed no heating problem since the installation in fact it almost runs too cool.Dan
744649
This unit is a "straight cooling only" unit. NO heat. Put 12000 btu with electric heat in the search window. there are several. Or 12000 btu heat pump and see what you find.