Glossary - Carrier Infinity Control Homeowner's Manual
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Accessory Status...pg. 13
This function allows you to check the approximate usage of an air
filter, humidifier pad, UV lamp(s) or ventilator pre-filter.
All Days Schedule...pg. 4-5
One comfort schedule that stays the same every day of the week.
Auxiliary Heat...pg. 7
A supplemental heating source often found with heat pump systems
that is used to maintain comfort when outdoor temperatures fall
significantly.
Comfort Schedule...pg. 17
A personalized list of temperature and fan settings organized
according to time of day. The Infinity
Control allows up to four
™
different periods per day with the flexibility to have a different
schedule every day of the week.
Emergency Heat...pg. 7-8
Typically associated with heat pumps, it is a secondary source of
heating used when outdoor temperatures are too cold to allow
the heat pump to operate effectively, or when the heat pump has
malfunctioned.
Hold...pg. 10
This function allows you to override the programmed temperature
settings indefinitely.
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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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