Carrier
25VNA4 Heat pump · Infinity Greenspeed inverter HP
Infinity inverter heat pump. Outdoor drive + ABCD. Faults are inverter/comm/sensor, not a contactor-and-cap story. Do not charge it like a 24ACC6 piston unit and do not look for L-codes on a Comfort single-stage.
Not 24VNA6 / 24VNA9 (AC-only inverter — no RV, no defrost). Not 25HBC / 24ACC6 / 24ABB3 / 24ACC4 single-stage (contactor, dual cap, piston/TXV). Not Performance 24TPA. A 24ACC6 has no inverter L-codes and no ABCD drive.
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Drive Inverter scroll · variable capacity
Bus Infinity ABCD to the wall control and indoor
Charge Weigh-in + line-set. Superheat is not a 410A piston chart.
Sister Bryant 280ANV · 24VNA6 AC-only inverter cousin This board Outdoor inverter + Infinity UI
Infinity thermostat events first — English text on the wall control. Outdoor board / inverter LED for drive faults (overcurrent, discharge, comm). L5/L4-class on the drive, not a Comfort contactor chatter. No conventional Y1/Y2 staging — capacity is serial. There is no outdoor contactor to listen for. Do not apply a 24ACC6 dual-cap / SH-SC playbook as the first move. Sequence Call. Wall control requests capacity over ABCD. Indoor IFC (59MN7 family typical) sets CFM. Outdoor inverter ramps. No Y contactor pull-in. Defrost. Inverter + IFC coordinate. A failed outdoor coil sensor looks like ‘always iced’ or ‘never defrosts.’ Protect. HPS/LPS still trip the drive. Charge mistakes show up here — you do not ‘top off’ a Greenspeed. Faults on this IFC Comm
ABCD / outdoor drop lockout Drive or bus. Wall control loses the outdoor.
ABCD landing and polarity, outdoor board power, inverter comms harness. C still required at the wall control. Indoor must be Infinity-capable. A 24ACC6-style indoor pairing is the wrong mental model. HPS / LPS
Pressure protection lockout Still real on an inverter.
Coil, fan, charge by weigh-in — you do not ‘top off’ a Greenspeed. Outdoor fan that is actually the inverter-driven fan, not a dual-cap PSC motor. Do not use 24ACC6 piston superheat as the pass/fail. Inverter
Drive overcurrent / overheat lockout L5/L4-class faults on the drive.
Compressor to ground, heat sink, supply voltage. Weigh-in vs nameplate. These L-codes do not exist on 24ACC6. If you are looking at a contactor, you are on the wrong outdoor. Workflows No cool, Infinity HP Fan indoor, outdoor silent.
Stat event list. If it is a bus fault, do not gauge up yet. Outdoor powered? Inverter LEDs? There is no contactor chatter to chase — if you hear a contactor, it is not this unit (see 24ACC6). Charge is weigh-in plus line-set. Superheat on a variable drive is not a 410A piston chart and not a 24ACC6 TXV subcooling-only shortcut. Pair indoor must be Infinity (FE/FV/59MN7 family). A 59TP6 can sit on the same job only if the control scheme was designed for it — most were not. Do not replace a dual run cap that is not there. Greenspeed vs Comfort 24ACC Invoice just says Carrier heat pump.
Inverter drive + ABCD = 25VNA / Greenspeed (this page). Contactor + dual run cap + piston/TXV = 24ACC6. No inverter L-codes on a 24ACC. No weigh-in-only-as-the-only-method on a piston 24ACC. Wrong charge method is how these get overcharged after a 24ACC tech treats them like a Comfort 13 SEER. Test points
Charge Recover and weigh. Nameplate + ounces/ft. Not piston SH.
ABCD Communicating to the Infinity indoor / 59MN7 family. D is not Y.
Drive Inverter LEDs / last fault. No contactor coil 24 VAC test. Gotchas Bryant 280ANV is the badge twin. 24VNA6 is the AC-only inverter cousin. 24ACC6 is the Comfort single-stage cousin in name only — different everything. 59MN7 is the indoor that belongs on this bus. 59SC5 / 24V Comfort pairing is not Greenspeed. Related plates bryant-280anv — Bryant Evolution Greenspeed factory twin. Type 280ANV on Diagnose. carrier-59mn7 — Infinity modulating furnace — typical indoor on this ABCD bus. carrier-24vna6 — Infinity inverter AC-only cousin — no RV, no defrost. Own chart. carrier-24acc6 — Comfort single-stage AC — contactor + dual cap. Not this inverter. 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.