Very helpful video! I’m a DYIer.. but have worked on equipment all of my life. We’ve been through two Honeywell boards. Now I know why. The board is installed in the intake cabinet of our HVAC which is outside of the house. When I pulled the panels off I was floored when I saw the moisture level. The board was dripping with condensation. I can’t believe they installed it there. The panel above , were all the electronics doesn’t have room for it… This video helped me get the unit going tonight. We live in the south so we would have sweated our butts off! 😂😂 Thank you so much! I’ll be giving the boys a call tomorrow. Lol BTW , you’re a great technician!!
Hey brother I love your videos. Is there any video of you explaining how to program one of those? I rarely do residential. In more on the commercial side of hvac and refrigeration. Please let me know
The HZ332 and HZ432 come with instructions but they're pretty intuitive to program. I'm pretty sure that you can Google it and get the instructions. Those are my favorite boards because, on multistage equipment, you can program the board to stage up on a call from the thermostats (Y2, W2), percentage of zones calling or on a changeable time delay. Those boards are also great for their test feature as well, easy to test damper motors without running through to house to thermostats.
I have an emergency! Help please. I had someone change out my blower in my furnace and my outdoor unit isn’t working now. It was working before all of that was changed. It keeps tripping my A/C breaker when I turn on power to the unit outside. I also am having the heat turn on in the home when I have all thermostats OFF (3 zones). When I turn on one zone another zone blows air with it. Will the Honeywell control board cause any of these issues because they’re not all communicating together now? Is there somewhere in there I have to reprogram everything? Both capacitors are changed in furnace and outdoor unit too.
It seems like there might be a problem with the wiring of the outdoor unit, which could be causing the breaker to trip. This might be because of the wiring of the dual-run capacitor being done wrong. To fix the blower, you’ll need to take out all the control wiring, and it might have been put back in incorrectly. I suggest you don’t use the system anymore to avoid any more damage and have the repair technician/company that did the repair take a look. Unfortunately, without checking the system myself, I can’t give you any more help. Good luck.
@@NighthawkHVAC thanks for your response. I was there when the re-wiring was done, it appeared to be wired correctly and they checked twice to make sure everything was secure and no loose wires. As far as wiring goes on the outdoor unit, they didn’t touch it before it stopped working. I’m not sure what could’ve made it stop working. So that’s when they decided to open the outdoor unit and change the capacitor.
Could have easily added an extension onto that blue (commom) wire by slightly cutting back the insulation and adding a small section/piece of wire to keep the color-coding correct, therefore simplifying the return job call.
He had to mess with the c wire (common or negative) because on the equipment side it doesnt ask for that wire , so he had to steal power from the other common wire that was helping powring the zoneboard
Very helpful video! I’m a DYIer.. but have worked on equipment all of my life. We’ve been through two Honeywell boards. Now I know why. The board is installed in the intake cabinet of our HVAC which is outside of the house. When I pulled the panels off I was floored when I saw the moisture level. The board was dripping with condensation. I can’t believe they installed it there. The panel above , were all the electronics doesn’t have room for it… This video helped me get the unit going tonight. We live in the south so we would have sweated our butts off! 😂😂 Thank you so much! I’ll be giving the boys a call tomorrow. Lol BTW , you’re a great technician!!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
@@NighthawkHVACThank you! Great channel!
Easy fix, Nicely done
Great job brother 👏
Great job just found your channel
Excellent
Good job
If your t.stat is calling for heat but the zone board isn’t outputting it to the AHU/ equip. Does that confirm/ indicate a fault board?!
Usually. Unless there is an external safety or if the board is locked out due to a high limit or low limit.
🤔…..Thank you…..you were horrible, if horrible means AMAZING!!!
Hey brother I love your videos. Is there any video of you explaining how to program one of those? I rarely do residential. In more on the commercial side of hvac and refrigeration. Please let me know
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The HZ332 and HZ432 come with instructions but they're pretty intuitive to program. I'm pretty sure that you can Google it and get the instructions. Those are my favorite boards because, on multistage equipment, you can program the board to stage up on a call from the thermostats (Y2, W2), percentage of zones calling or on a changeable time delay. Those boards are also great for their test feature as well, easy to test damper motors without running through to house to thermostats.
Not yet but I’ll see about making one soon.
I concur.
If the blue is not used from the equipment is not used would it still be tied in to the thermostat?
You're a great Technician. I have a question please.
It's 322 board why only one t stay is connected? Isn't should be more than one stat ?
One tstat is wired in the other is wireless and is using that RF interface that’s connected to ABCD
How much is a new Zone board like the one you replaced?
I have an emergency! Help please. I had someone change out my blower in my furnace and my outdoor unit isn’t working now. It was working before all of that was changed. It keeps tripping my A/C breaker when I turn on power to the unit outside. I also am having the heat turn on in the home when I have all thermostats OFF (3 zones). When I turn on one zone another zone blows air with it. Will the Honeywell control board cause any of these issues because they’re not all communicating together now? Is there somewhere in there I have to reprogram everything? Both capacitors are changed in furnace and outdoor unit too.
It seems like there might be a problem with the wiring of the outdoor unit, which could be causing the breaker to trip. This might be because of the wiring of the dual-run capacitor being done wrong. To fix the blower, you’ll need to take out all the control wiring, and it might have been put back in incorrectly. I suggest you don’t use the system anymore to avoid any more damage and have the repair technician/company that did the repair take a look. Unfortunately, without checking the system myself, I can’t give you any more help. Good luck.
@@NighthawkHVAC thanks for your response. I was there when the re-wiring was done, it appeared to be wired correctly and they checked twice to make sure everything was secure and no loose wires. As far as wiring goes on the outdoor unit, they didn’t touch it before it stopped working. I’m not sure what could’ve made it stop working. So that’s when they decided to open the outdoor unit and change the capacitor.
I’m trying to bypass the same unit. I didn’t understand the comment about the c wire can you explain?
Someone cut the wire too short
Could have easily added an extension onto that blue (commom) wire by slightly cutting back the insulation and adding a small section/piece of wire to keep the color-coding correct, therefore simplifying the return job call.
He had to mess with the c wire (common or negative) because on the equipment side it doesnt ask for that wire , so he had to steal power from the other common wire that was helping powring the zoneboard
I have a hz311. Just cycling the unit. Two thermostats. What do you think?
Good job