Heat pump not working? Diagnose the operating sequence first.
A heat-pump complaint can involve controls, airflow, electrical components, refrigerant-side conditions, defrost behavior, auxiliary heat, or another operating problem. Similar symptoms do not automatically mean the same repair.
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What is the system actually doing?
- Heat pump is not cooling the home
- Heat pump is not heating correctly
- Outdoor unit does not run
- System starts and stops repeatedly
- Outdoor coil is icing unexpectedly
- Indoor blower runs without the expected heating or cooling
- Auxiliary or emergency heat is behaving unexpectedly
- A major repair or system replacement was recommended
Heat-pump diagnosis is a sequence problem.
The equipment has to be evaluated in the mode and condition in which the complaint occurs. Transparent Air examines the present operating state and the evidence needed to determine what follows rather than assuming that a familiar symptom proves a familiar failure.
Told the heat pump needs a major repair or replacement?
If the proposed repair is expensive—or you have been told the system should be replaced—another evidence-based evaluation can help establish what the current condition actually supports before you spend the money.
Heat pump problem? Start with the operating evidence.
Call Transparent Air and tell us exactly what the system is doing.