12-06-2024 04:03 PM - edited 12-06-2024 04:08 PM
carrier programmable thermostat
Hi!
I’m having issues installing the thermostat.
Getting no power from Red RH wire.
Currently have:
Yellow Y1
Green G
White W1
Blue C
Red RH
Tried two zones and having same issue
12-06-2024 04:07 PM
12-10-2024 06:02 PM
Hi @hitin22,
Thank you for posting in the community. I am sorry that you are having issues with the wiring or system thermostat and it has an E448 error code, but no need to worry; help is here.
I need to know a few things about your thermostat in order to provide you with a better resolution.
I'll be waiting for your response; any additional details you can provide will be helpful.
Best regards,
Jeremy.
12-10-2024 08:40 PM
Hi Jeremy,
Thank-you for your response.
12-10-2024 09:12 PM
Hi @hitin22!
Thanks for the update and letting us know that information that is going to help me to better assist you.
Here are some general tips to exhaust all the possible issues:
Let me know how it goes and keep me posted.
Best regards,
Jeremy.
12-22-2024 05:20 PM
I'm having the same problem with my new Google Nest Learning Thermostat. When I plug either the Rc or the Rh wire in, a light comes on behind the spirit level in the connector plate: so clearly there *is* power on both, though I couldn't tell you what the voltage is. Nonetheless, installation halts with E448 complaining that there's no power on Rc or Rh.
I currently have the display plugged into a USB charger, per the last comment on this thread.
12-22-2024 08:16 PM
Tried again after the thermostat had been plugged in for a couple hours. Now it gets to the failure screen faster, but it still fails with E448.
12-23-2024 10:43 AM
I bought a multimeter and confirmed that I have 24V AC between Rh and G or W and between Rc and G or W. Both Rh and Rc have 5V AC against Y1. There is no voltage difference between Rh and Rc. So it sure looks like I have power, even though the thermostat keeps insisting there is none.
12-25-2024 09:29 PM
Hi @johnforestolson!
Thank you for posting in the community. I am sorry to hear that you're having the same issue. In this case, can you please share with me the following information about your Nest Thermostat that is going to help me to get a conclusion?
Let me know how it goes and keep me posted.
Best regards,
Jeremy.
12-26-2024 12:26 PM
I finally called the help line, and got good advice. Turns out the problem was that both Rh and Rc were hot; the thermostat only wants power on one of them. I unplugged Rc, and everything worked. The configuration tool ought to tell you this.
12-26-2024 07:23 PM
Hi @johnforestolson!
Thanks for posting here in the community! I'm glad to hear that the issue has been resolved, and I also appreciate all the efforts you've been making to resolve this inconvenience. If you encounter any other difficulties, please post again in the community.
Best regards,
Jeremy.