(-)A17 Alarms and Alerts
Which Alarm do you have?
Outdoor
Alarms begin with an A, and are in red buttons
Alerts begin with a T, and are in yellow buttons
When looking at fault codes, especially at the EcoNet thermostat, pay close attention to the verbiage and the suffix at the end. Don't allow yourself to be chasing a rabbit down the wrong hole by looking at a fault that may be in the indoor equipment and just using the numbers. Anytime you report a fault to your distributor, provide the complete fault description, not just the number.
If you do NOT see your fault listed, go the EcoNet Help Pages home page and scroll down to all alarms and look up your specific alarm.
_O means Outdoor Unit
_A means Air Handler
_F means Furnace
_C means Communication
_S means System
_Z means Zone
The Alarm or Alert I have is...
A950_O: Configuration Data Restore Failure
A951_O: Memory Card Config Data Write Failure
T952_O: Outside Temp Thermistor Failure
T957_O: Low Refrigerant Pressure
A957_O: Low Refrigerant Pressure
T958_O: High Refrigerant Pressure
A958_O: High Refrigerant Pressure
A959_O: High Voltage Brown Out
T960_O: Compressor Locked Rotor
A960_O: Compressor Locked Rotor - Lockout
A961_O: No Voltage At Compressor
A962_O: Compressor Voltage At Standby
