Carrier Comfort Zone Controller Assembly instructions

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HOME OWNER’S GUIDE

NOTE TO INSTALLER: THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE LEFT WITH THE EQUIPMENT USER.

COMFORT ZONE

A GUIDE TO OPERATING YOUR RESIDENTIAL COMFORT ZONE SYSTEM

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9STZONE 1

OPTIONS

VACATION

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

OFF OFFAUTO

HEAT COOL FAN EMERGENCY HEAT

AUTO

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

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OFF ON

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

ONAUTO

OFF OFFAUTO

HEAT COOL FAN EMERGENCY HEAT

AUTO OFF ONONAUTO

SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

9STZONE 1

OPTIONS

VACATION

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

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INTRODUCTION

The Comfort Zone Controller is the Program Center for your Comfort Zone System. The Comfort Zone Controller pro-

vides the ability to program the System for the unique demands of each zone at different times during the day and the

week. To make programming the system easier, it’s a good idea to become familiar with the various parts of the Comfort

Zone Controller.

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Controller Display

— Indicates zone set points, zone temperatures, and programming information and

allows setpoint adjustment.

Clock Display

— Indicates the current time and day and the start times/weekly periods during programming.

Programming Adjustment Buttons

— Allows for programming weekly periods, start times for each

zone and set the clock for day and time.

System Switches

— Provides for selection of HEAT, COOL, FAN and EMERGENCY HEAT operation.

Zone Selector Dial

— Provides access to information and programming for each ZONE and selection of

VACATION mode. OPTION area is for use by installation or servicing technicians.

SYSTEM SWITCHES

System Switches select the desired equipment operation.

Heat Switch

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OFF

- Heat will not come on.

AUTO

- Heat will turn on when any zone is more than 1.5

F below the desired heat setpoint.

Cool Switch

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OFF

- Cooling will not come on.

AUTO

- Cooling will turn on when any zone is more than 1.5

F above the desired cool setpoint.

Fan Switch

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- Fan will stay on continuously (recommended).

AUTO

- Fan will come on only when heating or cooling is required.

Emergency

Heat Switch

(Heat Pump Systems

)

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OFF

- Electric strip heat will not come on unless there is a zone more than 2

F below the

desired heat setpoint and comfort trend demand has been satisfied.

- When any zone requires heat, the electric strip heating will turn on. The compressor will remain off.

HEAT

OFF OFFAUTO

HEAT COOL FAN EMERGENCY HEAT

AUTO OFF ONONAUTO

HEAT

FAN

COOL

HEAT

OFF OFFAUTO

HEAT COOL FAN EMERGENCY HEAT

AUTO OFF ONONAUTO

COOL

FAN

COOL

HEAT

OFF OFFAUTO

HEAT COOL FAN EMERGENCY HEAT

AUTO OFF ONONAUTO

FAN

COOL

HEAT

OFF OFFAUTO

HEAT COOL FAN EMERGENCY HEAT

AUTO OFF ONONAUTO

HEAT

FAN

COOL

NORMAL OPERATION

When set for normal operation (alternate display not ON), the Comfort Zone Controller display shows the current zone

temperature setpoints and allows the adjustment of these setpoints using the setpoint buttons.

If the alternate display feature is turned on (see Toggles Section), the controller display alternates between

displaying the zone setpoints and zone temperature every 2 sec.

Cooling Setpoint Buttons Heating Setpoint

Press to raise or lower Press to raise or lower

Cooling Setpoints Heating Setpoints

Cooling Setpoint Heating Setpoint

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By pressing the upper and lower HEAT or COOL setpoint buttons simultaneously, the controller display will freeze

display showing indoor zone temperature. Push again to release.

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Press both Press both

to toggle to toggle

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Setpoints are:

Cooling - 72

Heating - 68

Temperature

displayed

is 71.8

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ZONE SETPOINTS

To view the setpoints for each zone, turn the Zone

Selector Dial to the ZONE No. you wish to view.

The setpoints for the selected zone will be

displayed in the controller display.

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Example Setpoints

Sat., Start Time - 7:00 AM

ZONE 1 - Family and Living Rooms

ZONE 2 - Kitchen and Laundry

ZONE 3 - Bedrooms

ZONE 4 - Home Office

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PROGRAM SCHEDULES

Each zone has 3 different weekly periods (Weekdays, Saturday and Sunday), and up to 4 different

possible combinations of heating and cooling setpoints that can be programmed to provide

automatic climate control depending upon the day of the week and the time of the day. Each zone can

be programmed independently.

Example

Weekly Schedule

- Zone 1, Family and

Living Rooms

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A chart similar to the 1 in the example above has been provided in the back of this manual to assist you in

programming. Complete the chart for Zones, Week Periods, Start Times, and Setpoints, then use the chart to

program the controller.

NOTE:

If no program schedules are desired for a particular zone, leave all times and temperatures in the factory

default position. (i.e. Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday — 8:00 a.m. — 75/68)

9STZONE 1

OPTIONS

VACATION

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

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ZONE 1 ZONE 2

ZONE 3 ZONE 4

WEEKDAYS

6 AM

8 AM

72 70

5 PM

10 PM

85 65

70 68

85 65

SATURDAY

7 AM

10 AM

72 68

2 PM

11 PM

85 65

70 68

85 65

SUNDAY

WEEKLY PERIOD

START TIME

COOLING

SETPOINT

HEATING

SETPOINT

8AM

10 AM

72 70

7 PM

10 PM

85 65

70 68

85 65

VACATION MODE

Vacation mode displays the current vacation temperature setpoints and allows the adjustment

of these setpoints using the setpoint buttons. These setpoints control all zones until the

selector dial is returned to 1 of the zone selection positions, then normal independent zone

operation will resume.

This mode can also be used to maintain the entire building at 1 constant temperature.

NOTE:

If the FAN switch is set to ON, the fan will continue to run in vacation mode.

To enter vacation mode, turn the selector dial to vacation. The word “VACATION” will appear

on the controller display whenever the system is in vacation mode.

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9STZONE 1

OPTIONS

VACATION

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

321

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VACATION

SETTINGTHE CLOCK

The Clock Display will normally show the hr,

minutes, AM or PM, and the day.

Clock Display

Follow these steps to adjust the clock settings.

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1. Set the Minutes

Press the SELECT MIN/HR/DAY button once.

Press the ADVANCE TIME/DAY button to scroll to the proper minutes.

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2. Set the Hour

Press the SELECT MIN/HR/DAY button once again.

Press the ADVANCE TIME/DAY button to scroll to the proper hr, AM or PM.

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SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

SETTINGTHE CLOCK

3. Set the Day

Press the SELECT MIN/HR/DAY button once again.

Press the ADVANCE TIME/DAY button to scroll to the proper day.

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4. Return to Normal Operation

Press the SELECT MIN/HR/DAY button once again. The newly programmed time and day will be displayed.

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SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

PROGRAMMINGTHE SYSTEM

NOTE:

See programming chart in rear of owner guide.

1. Enter Program Mode

Press the SET TIME/TEMP SCHEDULES button to enter program mode.

The program mode and the current zone will be shown on the controller display.

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2. Select a Zone

Turn the Selection Dial to the ZONE to be

programmed.

Choices are ZONE 1, ZONE 2, ZONE 3, or ZONE 4.

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HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HEAT

PROGRAM

COOL

9STZONE 1

OPTIONS

VACATION

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

321

HEAT

PROGRAM

COOL HEAT

PROGRAM

COOL

HEAT

PROGRAM

COOL HEAT

PROGRAM

COOL

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

PROGRAMMING

3. Select a Weekly Period

The clock display will show “MTWTHF.”

Pressing the ADVANCE TIME/DAY button selects

the weekly period to be programmed.

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Pressing the ADVANCE TIME/DAY button 1 time

will change the clock display from “MTWTHF”

to “SA.”

A second press will change the display to “SU.”

A third press returns the display to “MTWTHF.”

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4. Program Time Periods

There are 4 start times that can be programmed

in each weekly period.

Press the SELECT MIN/HR/DAY button to program

the start times for the selected weekly period.

Pressing the SELECT MIN/HR/DAY button 1 time shows

the first program start time on the clock display and the

setpoints, with the word “PROGRAM” for this start time

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on the controller display.

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SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

MTWTHF

SET

TIME/TEMP

SCHEDULES

HOLD

TEMPERATURES

SELECT

MIN/HR/DAY

ADVANCE

TIME/DAY

HEAT

PROGRAM

COOL

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