What to do if my Carrier Comfort Pro 33CSCNACHP-01 Thermostat displays 'E4'?
- JJim RubioJul 30, 2025
If your Carrier Thermostat displays 'E4', this indicates a memory failure. The suggested solution is to replace the thermostat.
What to do if my Carrier Comfort Pro 33CSCNACHP-01 Thermostat displays 'E4'?
If your Carrier Thermostat displays 'E4', this indicates a memory failure. The suggested solution is to replace the thermostat.
Wi-Fi Capable | No |
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Color | White |
Programmability | Programmable |
Display | Yes |
Power Source | 24 VAC |
Follow all manufacturer instructions and local electrical codes for safe installation and wiring practices.
Details on obtaining operating power via 24 VAC or AA batteries.
Guidance on wire length, gauge, and connection practices.
Recommendations for optimal placement and locations to avoid.
Instructions to turn off all power and identify potential hazards before installation.
Steps for disconnecting and recording wires from an existing thermostat.
Procedure for routing wires, leveling, and securing the backplate to the wall.
Guidance on wire stripping, routing, and connecting to terminals.
Steps to access and navigate the installer configuration menu.
Configures the thermostat for specific HVAC system types (HP, AC, etc.).
Setting up remote sensors for temperature averaging or sensing.
Configures the thermostat display between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Determines if the fan runs when the W terminal is energized.
Selects the sensor source for space temperature measurement.
Enables or disables internal timers for DDC controlled equipment.
Sets the O/B terminal for heating or cooling energization on heat pumps.
Defines the temperature differential between heating and cooling set points.
Adjusts the displayed space temperature reading for calibration.
Enables or disables automatic changeover between heating and cooling.
Limits the number of equipment cycles per hour to prevent wear.
Sets the minimum time between stage changes for equipment operation.
Configures backlight behavior for display visibility.
Calibrates the outdoor air temperature sensor reading.
Enables keypad lockout with a user-defined passcode for security.
Defines the lowest allowable cooling set point.
Defines the highest allowable heating set point.
Enables or disables the emergency heat mode selection.
Chooses to display set point or space temperature on the main screen.
Restores the thermostat to its original factory settings.
How to cycle through and select operating modes (Off, Heat, Cool, Auto).
Switching between continuous fan operation and auto fan mode.
Adjusting heating and cooling set points, respecting configured limits.
Details on compressor timeguard, minimum on timer, and cycle timers.
Interpreting '--' display for sensor issues and control behavior.
Understanding the E7 error message for fan operation issues.
Identifying an internal memory failure requiring thermostat replacement.
Reference table for active outputs based on configuration and mode.
Diagrams for single-phase, three-phase, and electric heater applications.
Specific wiring diagrams for 48/50HC, 48/50TC, and 48/50LC04-06 units.
Wiring configurations for various heat pump units like 50EJQ and 50HJQ.
Specific wiring diagram for 50VS water source heat pump units.
Wiring diagrams for 50HCQ and TCQ rooftop units.
Wiring diagrams for 50HJQ014 and 016 heat pump units.
Wiring for 38ARD commercial split system units.
Wiring for 38ARQ/40RMQ series split system units.
Wiring for 38AU commercial split system units with 40RUA air handler.
Wiring for 40RU/38RU packaged air-handler units.
Diagrams for connecting outdoor air and remote room temperature sensors.
Wiring for 9-sensor application of space temperature averaging.
Fields for recording Part Number, Date, and Hole Sealing status.
Section to log the selected operating mode and set points.
Space to record user settings for each configuration option.