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Household Hints & Help

Susan Calvin

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6. Really?

Reply to in2herbs (Reply #5)

Wed Jan 22, 2025, 02:35 PM

Jan 22

Well, maybe the problem isn't fixable then. I was assuming the heat panel would do the trick if it could be got to work right, because on my old unit the heat panel worked just as it was supposed to no matter how cold it got. As long as I was willing to pay for the electricity.

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An appropriate forum for my question may not exist. [View all] Susan Calvin Jan 22 OP

Need the model number. 58Sunliner Jan 22 #1

Thank you. Susan Calvin Jan 22 #4

You will find it on the heat pump unit inside the house. 58Sunliner Jan 22 #7

ASZC160361 Susan Calvin Jan 22 #8

Do you have the smart thermostat by Amana? 58Sunliner Jan 22 #9

No, I have a Honeywell. Susan Calvin Jan 22 #10

Great. I finally talked to my hvac guy. 58Sunliner Jan 27 #11

Thank you so much. Susan Calvin Jan 27 #12

As long as the thermostat supports 2 stage. 58Sunliner Jan 27 #13

I live in AZ and have 3 heat pumps on my house. When climate change was in its infant stages in2herbs Jan 22 #2

I know the heat pump itself does not work well in low temperatures. Susan Calvin Jan 22 #3

Yeah, we installed those as well. The only thing that fixed the problem was climate change. nt in2herbs Jan 22 #5

Really? Susan Calvin Jan 22 #6