Maintain precise readings with this thermistor, part number HH79NZ088, designed for select Carrier or Bryant Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, or Central Air Conditioner.
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  Thermistor HH79NZ088
  Thermistor HH79NZ088
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Thermistor HH79NZ088

Genuine OEM Part # HH79NZ088RC Item # 2380394
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Maintain precise readings with this thermistor, part number HH79NZ088, designed for select Carrier or Bryant Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, or Central Air Conditioner.
Grid is 1 inch square
  Thermistor HH79NZ088
  Thermistor HH79NZ088
$56.35
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Maintain precise readings with this thermistor, part number HH79NZ088, designed for select Carrier or Bryant Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, or Central Air Conditioner.
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$56.35
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This part HH79NZ088 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
Carrier, Bryant

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Common Problems Fixed by the Thermistor

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

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Heat pump - home's humidity is too high

About the Thermistor

The thermistor is a sensor connected to the control board that detects the temperature of the air. The resistance value of the thermistor changes in conjunction with the air temperature. If the air temperature rises, the resistance value will decrease. To determine if the thermistor is at fault, use a multimeter to test it for continuity. If the thermistor does not have continuity, or if the resistance of the thermistor does not change with a change in temperature, replace the thermistor. (To find specific temperature and resistance values, try checking your user’s manual.)