Zone Names - Carrier Infinity Control Homeowner's Manual
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ADVANCED SETUP
to save your changes, "NO" to revert back to previous settings.
See "Normal Operation" section of this manual for instructions
on how to select UNOCCUPIED operation.
Zone Names
You can name each zone in your home for easy identification. The
zone names you enter will replace the factory default names. The
zone names will appear at the Infinity
Sensor(s).
1 Flip down the door near the base of the Infinity Control.
2 Press the ADVANCED setup button to view 1st ADVANCED
setup display (1 of 7).
3 Press the LEFT button to select the ZONE NAMES display (7 of 7).
4 The first zone name will be highlighted. You can change the
zone name, or select a different zone by using the SCROLL
button to highlight the name you wish to change.
5 Use the TEMP (+\-) button to highlight the letter you wish to
change.
6 Use the TIME (+\-) button to select the letter.
7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 as needed to complete the zone's name.
8 Continue until all zones have been named to your satisfaction.
9 To exit, press ADVANCED or simply close the door.
NOTE: You can exit at any time. When exiting, you will be
prompted to save changes if you have made any. Select "YES"
to save your changes, "NO" to revert back to previous settings.
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heat button won't turn on
The heat button on the Carrier Infinity Control may not turn on due to several reasons:
1. System Mode – Ensure the thermostat is set to "HEAT" or "AUTO" mode. If it's in "COOL" mode, the heat button will not activate.
2. Temperature Setting – The set temperature must be higher than the current room temperature for heating to turn on.
3. Emergency Heat Mode – If the system is in emergency heat mode, the red HEAT button may behave differently.
4. LED Indicator – If the red LED adjacent to the HEAT button is not lit, the heating function may not be active.
5. System Malfunction – If the system is not responding, there may be an issue with the thermostat or HVAC system, requiring professional inspection.
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