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whitepine

70.51.172.15

"enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 14:04:

i have dsp-600 enerstat model in my home

all 8 colored wires have been pulled out
(blue,orange,white,yellow,brown,red,green,black)

need to know what sequence they they go back in as follows:

x R HP2 HP1 G O/B AUX

1 2 L1

michael

[this message was edited by whitepine on Sat 31 May 15:21]

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theduke03

24.250.18.179

"Re(1):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 15:32

Colors mean nothing. We will need to know what terminals those wires were connected to on the old stat. Also it looks like the new stat does not have emergency heat feature.

"My dad was the most feared furnace fighter in Northern Indiana."

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(2):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 15:53

its the same stat but all 8 wires were pulled out
yes it does have emergency heat

michael

theduke03

24.250.18.179

"Re(3):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 15:59

You will have to open up your outdoor unit, and indoor unit to determine where these wires go. Terminals on stat will match the terminals they connect to in your units. Hint: I believe HP1 will be connected to Y.

"My dad was the most feared furnace fighter in Northern Indiana."

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(4):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 16:08

thanks but what do you mean by outdoor unit
you mean the unit in my basement.sorry i am unfamiliar
with all the technical stuff when it comes to this subject
I do have emergency heat feature.

when i attach blue wire to L1- the red fault light lights up
red but only with blue wire
i am in montreal,quebec.can i call you or you call me

x=
R=
HP2=
HP1=
G=
O/B=
AUX=

1=
2=
L1=

michael

theduke03

24.250.18.179

"Re(5):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 16:25

I'm assuming you have a heat pump, which is located outside. Looks like a big box with a fan on it. Open up both units and note what color t-stat wire connects to which terminal or wire in unit. Post results and I will help you re-wire your stat.

"My dad was the most feared furnace fighter in Northern Indiana."

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(6):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 09:05

i posted the info you required yday so you can help me to rewire my stat
any news

michael

theduke03

24.250.18.179

"Re(7):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 09:35

Sorry, from what you've posted I'm now more confused. It looks to me like you have a G terminal on the outdoor unit? And no G terminal on the indoor unit? This has to be clarified because something isn't right and I don't want to tell you to wire your stat wrong.

"My dad was the most feared furnace fighter in Northern Indiana."

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(8):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 16:46

i posted photos Duke. hopefully they are the right ones

michael

WHITEPINE

70.51.172.15

"Re(8):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 12:54

i have G.

ANY NEWS

michael

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(8):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 10:18

yes there is a G terminal on my indoor unit next to a green wire.
does this help?

michael

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(6):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 17:20

for the other unit in my basement

white,red,brown,black not connected just running into wall

blue=R
Then orange,green,yellow connecteds separately but only other letter
is a Y

michael

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(6):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 16:57

yes its a lennox heat pump. i opened the unit up
and there was a chart on the inside cover.

black= G
RED= W1
BLUE= R
ORANGE=W2
YELLOW=3
BROWN=3

nothing for white or green

am i looking at the correct thing

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(7):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 20:19

Your stat wire runs to the indoor unit. Remove the panel to the fancoil and write down that terminal = wire combination there.

There will be 2 sets of wires, the set using green is from your stat.

Example...

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(8):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sat 31 May 22:40

sorry i do not understand what you mean

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(9):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 10:19:

Pictures can be posted on this site using www.photobucket.com
upload your picture, Left click IMG Code, right click and past on your post.

Post pictures of your watersource heatpump. Especially the field wiring connections.

jcwinnie.biz/wordpress/?p=2034

Can you see a model number on your heatpump? I might be able to bring up your manual.

We have a Lennox tech from Canada on this site. Yuri might be more familiar with your system.

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

[this message was edited by Houston204 on Sun 1 Jun 10:29]

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring problem" , posted Sun 1 Jun 10:48

lennox model number is HP19-411-4P

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(2):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 11:15

http://www.lennox.com/pdfs/installation_maintenance/Lennox-HP19-IOM.pdf

Air cooled split system heat pump. We will need the color of each wire connected to each terminal at the unit in your basement. Not necessarily what is on the diagram. The field wired connections.

Example from another post (Goodman)...

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(3):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 13:11

Lennox unit outside:
black= G
RED=W1
BLUE=R
ORANGE=W2
YELLOW=3
BROWN=3

UNIT IN MY BASEMENT:
white,red,brown,black colors running into wall
blue=R
GREEN=G
Yellow=Y
orange-c oonnected but between G and Y.

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(4):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 14:45

I think that you are mistaken.
If yellow connected to 3 outside it would trip your low voltage breaker or pop a fuse with heat or cooling demand.

Post pictures if you want further assistance.

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(5):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 16:05

http://s287.photobucket.com/albums/ll141/whitepine_2008 /

posted photos of lennox outside and unit in basement as well

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(6):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 17:11:

This one helps some.
C (or X) = yellow (common)
Y not connected inside (possibly black if you post a pic)
G = green (fan)
R = blue (24 volt)
W2 = orange (secondary heat)
O/B = (I suspect red, if you post a pic I can verify this)

The diagrams help establish what it could be. Post some pictures of what it is. (The outdoor unit actual wire connections)

Where did you get that obsolete stat? Is it already configured for your system? It appears that you have gas heat inside. Is this the case?

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

[this message was edited by Houston204 on Sun 1 Jun 17:30]

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(7):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 17:41

all electric. no gas heat.
it is configured

michael

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(7):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 17:19

Houston, the photo is what it looks like in my basement

my teenage son pulled all 8 colored wires out of the stat upstairs so i need to place wire back in right sequence
as follows on the enerstat itself:

x= ?? what color
r=
hp2=
hp1=
g=
o/b=
aux=

1=
2=
L1=

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(8):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 17:41:

X = yellow
R = blue
Hp2= Y2 (not used)
Hp1 = Outdoor unit picture not posted yet
G = green
O/B = outdoor picture not posted yet (diagram will not work, I need actual wiring picture)
Aux = orange

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

[this message was edited by Houston204 on Sun 1 Jun 17:44]

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(9):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring pr" , posted Sun 1 Jun 18:06

outdoor unit photo posted
pls advise balance of colours on stat

http://s287.photobucket.com/albums/ll141/whitepine_2008/

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(10):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wiring p" , posted Sun 1 Jun 18:09

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(2):Re(10):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wi" , posted Sun 1 Jun 18:25

additional photo of outdoor unit as requested posted

ttp://s287.photobucket.com/albums/ll141/whitepine_2008/

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(3):Re(10):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wi" , posted Sun 1 Jun 18:36

These terminal are labeled. Similarly to the labels at the air handler. This picture does not include the terminal labels.
It is closer though. They are above the screws.

"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.

whitepine

70.51.172.15

"Re(4):Re(10):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wi" , posted Sun 1 Jun 18:48

looked above the screws but dont see the terminal labels

michael

Houston204

98.196.66.53

"Re(4):Re(10):Re(10):enerstat dsp-600 model wi" , posted Sun 1 Jun 18:45

You might also include the destination of the black and white, field installed, control wire that is visable running along the bottom of the unit. (to the left somewhere)