Bryant Plus 95S Evolution Troubleshooting (2024)

FAQs

How to clear system malfunction on bryant evolution thermostat? ›

Follow These Steps To Reset Your Bryant Thermostat:

Locate the circuit breaker box and find the circuit breaker that is associated with your air conditioner unit. Then reset the circuit breaker for your air conditioner unit. Wait for 30 seconds to let the device calm down before turning the AC thermostat back on.

This could be due to several reasons – dirty air filters, blocked air supply vents, and dirty blower winds. Not changing the filters often could lead to clogged filters, resulting in overheating of the heat exchanger. A dirty blower wheel is to be blamed in case of rapid switching on and off of your furnace.

They are located just outside the burner chamber. Turn off the power then press the small button between the 2 leads to reset it. If it clicks you have reset it and the unit will fire up when you turn the power back on with any luck. If it doesn't click it wasn't tripped.

Check the circuit breakers in the circuit breaker box (or electrical panel), most likely mounted to an outside wall in the back of the house. Make sure they are all in the "ON" position. Check the outdoor unit "disconnect switch" to make sure it is in the "ON" position.

There is usually a small reset button somewhere on the thermostat. Finding this button may require that the thermostat panel be removed and pressing this button may require something like a paperclip to push. Hold the reset button down for 5 seconds and the thermostat should reset.

The cause may be the battery, it's in the realm of possibility that the thermostat is too dirty to function correctly, or the thermostat may be near a heat source that is giving it incorrect room temperature readings, or even that the thermostat itself has a problem that needs correcting.

The wiring could be old and need replacing, it might need new batteries, or it could be the location of your thermostat. If your thermostat is placed close to a heat source such as direct sunlight or a heat register, it will skew the temperature reading causing the thermostat to turn on and off irregularly.

One of the most common reasons why thermostats don't work is dead batteries. If the batteries your the thermostat are dead, the thermostat will not be functional. Therefore, you will need to replace its batteries. If the thermostat still does not work after you do this, you may need to call a professional for help.

The most common problems are: Power outages - Power surges or outages remove power to the thermostat, causing it to restart or reboot. Sometimes, the outage can last just a second or two, and not be noticed. Dead batteries – Some older thermostats aren't hard-wired into the electrical system and run on batteries.

The button will pop out if your furnace gets too hot or experiences an electrical interruption. If you need to reset your furnace, press the button for 30 seconds only once. Pressing the button several times will engage the safety lock and may even damage the unit.

Where is the HVAC reset button? ›

Look for it first around on the exterior of your machine, especially along the bottom edge near the ground. An AC's reset button is typically red and visible, so it should be easy to spot. If you don't see a reset button on the outside, it could be located inside the unit behind the service panel.

Also, check if the thermostat is in direct sunlight or near heat sources. The ideal height of the thermostat should be 1.5-2 meters above the ground. If it is placed any higher, it is likely to detect air of a higher temperature since hot air tends to rise higher. As a result, it will cause the furnace to switch off.

The Evolution is powered by the 24 volts from the equipment rather than batteries. Is the display blank? The ac unit is on and has cool air come out but thermostat ...

Try checking the circuit breaker box or replacing the batteries. Bad wiring: The thermostat may be unresponsive if the wiring has gone bad. Remove the cover and check inside for loose, detached, or corroded wires. If you spot any problems, contact an HVAC technician for assistance.

Turn your thermostat “off”, then flip the related circuit breaker “off”. Wait 30 seconds, then turn the breaker back “on,” then the thermostat. Set the thermostat to hot or cold, whichever you prefer, and your desired temperature. This should effectively reset it.

Some air conditioning systems have a reset switch, which is a small, red button. Typically, the button will be on the outdoor unit. If you have a problem locating it on the outdoor unit, you may find relevant details on the equipment's manufacturer's manual. Press the red button for three seconds and release.