Bryant
187B AC · Evolution · two-stage communicating AC
Bryant Evolution two-stage air conditioner. ABCD to the Evolution control. Two-stage scroll — not an inverter and not Preferred InteliSense. Do not treat it like 148TAN Y1/Y2.
Not 191VAN / 180B (inverter, no discrete Y2). Not 148TAN (Preferred two-stage, 24V Y1/Y2 / InteliSense). Not 280ANV (HP). Not 146SAN single-stage.
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Stages Two-stage scroll · Evolution capacity request
Bus Evolution ABCD. Not a leftover single-stage Y.
Refrigerant R-410A on this generation
Sister Carrier 24TPA is Preferred-class — this 187B is Evolution This board Evolution two-stage outdoor — ABCD, not a Preferred InteliSense board
Evolution events name outdoor faults. There is no inverter L-code set like 191VAN. High stage is a communicating request, not a Y2 wire on a typical Evolution hookup. If the indoor is 926T Preferred, this pair was often landed 24V Y1/Y2 — read the actual diagram. Sequence Low. Evolution requests low. Two-stage scroll on low. High. Evolution requests high. Head and SC should rise. Faults on this IFC HPS
High pressure lockout Outdoor airflow, overcharge, or restriction opened the high-pressure switch.
Outdoor fan running? Coil dirty, recirc, bent fins. Subcooling vs indoor TXV sheet. Liquid-line drier / restriction. Do not keep resetting HPS into a locked fan. LPS
Low pressure / freeze lockout Suction dropped out — charge, indoor airflow, or TXV.
Indoor filter, blower, coil freeze. Do not add gas on a frozen coil. TXV / restriction. Weigh-out if the history is a leak. Low ambient and wind can nuisance-trip LPS on a light load — still prove charge. Comm
Indoor/outdoor data lockout ComfortBridge data pair only. Invalid as a diagnosis on a 24V Y1/Y2 hookup.
Data pair polarity and splices. This is not 24V Y. Indoor IFC family must be GMVC / AVPTC communicating. GR9T96 / GMEC96 / GMSS96 cannot be the ComfortBridge indoor. One master on the bus. Outdoor board power before you condemn the indoor IFC. Workflows 187B stuck on low Runs but never makes design-day capacity.
Evolution control actually requesting high? A Preferred stat on this outdoor is the wrong bus on most jobs. If it was landed 24V, prove Y2 at the outdoor. Mixed Evolution outdoor + 926T indoor is a real field pair. This is not 191VAN. There is no drive to reset and no weigh-in-only finish. Test points
Charge Nameplate + line-set adders. SC per indoor TXV sheet.
Y1 / Y2 24V pair: both present on high stage. Communicating pair: data, not 24 VAC.
Outdoor board LED/display before the disconnect. Codes die when you pull power. Gotchas Techs file 187B under 148TAN because both say two-stage Bryant. Evolution ABCD ≠ Preferred Y1/Y2. 191VAN is the inverter Evolution. Different outdoor entirely. Terms Privacy Refund policy FieldBench is an independent reference tool and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Goodman, Amana, Daikin, Carrier, Bryant, or any equipment manufacturer. All product names and model numbers are trademarks of their respective owners, used for identification only.