To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if 12 volts are applied to Carrier Aquasnap Plus 33AW-RC1 but it does not operate?
If 12 volts are correctly applied to the terminals of your Carrier Remote Control, but the unit still doesn't operate, the remote controller may be damaged. Replace the remote controller and restart the power.
Why is the LED fault on my Carrier Remote Control?
If your Carrier Remote Control's LED is faulty, it might be due to miswiring of the 12-volt power. Disconnect the power, correct the wiring, and then restart the power. Another cause could be that the power is not online. Verify the wiring to the remote controller and restart the unit power. It could also be due to no 12-volt supply to the terminal block. In this case, disconnect the power, correct the wiring problem, and restart the power.
General| Brand | Carrier |
|---|---|
| Model | Aquasnap Plus 33AW-RC1 |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Specifies cooling only or heat pump models available.
Lists compatible units the remote controller can interface with.
Details the essential wiring requirements for the remote controller.
Explains the power source and requirements for the remote controller.
Specifies temperature and humidity operating and storage ranges.
Details the steps for mounting the remote controller.
Covers choosing the installation site and performing the installation.
Provides instructions for wiring the remote controller to the 30AW unit.
