Bryant 1625 Installation Instructions Manual page 9

Be sure to inspect the unit before proceeding with these steps. Start with problem 1, then problem 2 and so on.
Problem:
1 Infinity Air Purifier power indicator light
located on the door is off.
2 Power Indicator light cycles on and off
intermittently.
3 Air Purifier Cartridge has small singe or char
marks on the frame.
4 The wall control will not work.
5 The 20-minute lighted push- button switch
doesn't work OR its indicator light doesn't
stay on.
Table 1 – Troubleshooting
S Possible causes:
S Power switch is not in the on (closed) position.
S Door is not closed. A magnet in the door is used
to activate safety reed switches in the power
supply when the door is installed.
S The door magnet is missing or has fallen out.
S The door safety reed switches may be defective.
S Furnace blower is not operating. Power will not
be supplied from the furnace control's EAC
terminals unless the blower is running.
S Bent pins or loose connection in the molex plug
of the service cord.
S The power supply may be defective.
S The light pipe transferring the light from the
LED's on the power supply to the door may be
broken.
S Overload condition activating the safety
circuitry
S Unit is wet. (Water may be entering the unit from
a source such as condensate or dripping from a
frozen evaporator coil.)
S Grounding paths in the unit are interrupted due
to breakage , corrosion or loose contact.
S Arcing to ground (such as unit cabinet ) is
occurring.
S Arcing to ground is occurring due to debris
lodged in the safety screen or across ionization
grid.
S Ionization grid is not centered or is loose and not
clipped in place, possibly touching the air
purifier cartridge or safety screen.
S Electrode wire is loose and making contact with
the enhancement module wall.
S Field electrode wire is damaged or nicked
S The cartridge is installed backwards
S The wire in the wall OR the wall control may be
defective.
S The wires may be in reverse position.
S The wires may be broken.
S There may be a short-circuit.
S The switch may be defective.
S The wires may be defective OR may not be
connected properly.
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S You should try this:
S Make sure the switch is on and using a
multimeter check to see that 115 Volt power is
available.
S Re-cement loose door magnet with a suitable
adhesive.
S If the unit switch is on and 115 Volt power is
available through the service cord, a door
magnet moved in close proximity of the power
supply will cause the reed switches to audibly
click and the power supply will turn on.
S Make sure the furnace blower is operating.
S Replace Service cord or replace entire power
supply / field enhancement module assembly if
required.
S Replace entire power supply / field enhancement
module assembly.
S Replace access door.
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S Remove the access door and the air purifier
cartridge. Power the unit then use a spare door
magnet or "service" magnet to activate the air
purifier power supply. Turn out the lights and
observe for arcing.
S Make sure all three grounding clips (FEM to
cabinet, safety screen to cabinet, cartridge to
cabinet on the leaving air side) are securely in
place and making clean contact.
S Make sure the safety screen is clear and remove
debris.
S Make sure the ionization grid is secured in place
with all four clips and centered in the FEM
housing.
S Verify that the ionization grid is clean and intact.
S Make sure the field electrode wire is wound
through the spools on the enhancement module
with sufficient tension and tied to itself at the end
termination. If it is loose rewind and retie it.
S If the field electrode wire is damaged or nicked,
.
replace entire power supply / field enhancement
module assembly.
S Turn off the unit and remove the access panel.
S Replace the air purifier cartridge with Factory
Authorized Replacement Cartridge and ensure
airflow direction arrows are correct.
S Remove the wall control and test it right beside
the unit using another shorter wire. If the wall
control works there, change the wire. If it does
not, change the wall control.
S Ensure that the color coded wires have been
connected to their appropriate places.
S Inspect every wire and replace any that are
damaged.
S With the help of a multimeter, check for
continuity.
S Jump the OL and OC terminals. If the unit
switches to high speed, then the wires are not the
problem. Replace the push-button.
S Ensure that the color-coded wires have been
connected to their appropriate places.