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- Page 1 WHOLE HOUSE DEHUMIDIFIER Installation, Operating, and Maintenance Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Instructions Contents Page 1. Safety ................2 Labeling ..............2 b.Instructions .............. 2 2. Storage ............... 3 3. Specifications ............. 3 4. Installing the Equipment ..........3 a.Unit Location ............3 b.Mounting ..............3 c.Condensate Drain ........... 4 d.Ducts ................ -
Page 3: Storage
SPECIFICATIONS Capacity Pints per day @ 80°F DBT/60% RH Unit Power Supply Volts/Phase/Hz 115/1/60 Minimum Circuit Ampacity 13.1 Maximum Fuse 15 amp Dimensions Length (overall) 30.00 in. (includes duct collars) Length (cabinet only) 24.00 in. Width 25.25 in. Height 20.50 in. Weight Pounds net Compressor... -
Page 4: C.condensate Drain
Suspended unit utilizing be in compliance with local codes and be complete, tight, and leak free. optional hanging kit Ducts should be as short as possible, not to exceed 100 ft. equivalent length and supported in compliance with the manufacturer’s recommendation. -
Page 5: Alternate) Remote Dehumidistat
Use a separate fused branch electrical circuit local building/electric codes, using copper containing a properly sized fuse or circuit breaker. conductors only. Run this circuit directly from the main circuit box (ALTERNATE) REMOTE DEHUMIDISTAT to an electrical disconnect which must be readily accessible and located within sight of the The dehumidifier is supplied with its own, self dehumidifier. -
Page 6: C.controls Connections
• Turn off the air conditioner fan, during Dehumidifier Connected for Independent dehumidifier operation, if the FAN switch on Operation with Vertical Air Handler/Furnace room thermostat has been placed in the ON position for continuous operation Five wires run from the air handler/furnace to the dehumidifier to accomplish this interface, per Unit Connection Diagram (Independent Operation) DEHUMIDIFIER... -
Page 7: D.damper Connection
DAMPER CONNECTION these devices must be provided with a separate transformer, not from the transformer located in If an optional damper(s) is used in the discharge/ the dehumidifier. return duct, this may be controlled by the dehumidifier. See Unit Connection Diagram The damper control wiring must meet national (Independent Operation) for connection details. -
Page 8: Operation
Unit Connection Diagram (Dependent Operation) REMOVE JUMPER ON S1 & S2 WHEN WALL-MOUNTED OPTIONAL DEHUMIDISTAT DEHUMIDISTAT (OPTIONAL) IS USED OPERATION GENERAL in the space at comfortable levels; however, there are times during cool or rainy weather when the Relative humidity (RH) is defined as the amount air conditioning does not operate often enough to of moisture in the air at a certain temperature keep the humidity at a comfortable level. -
Page 9: B.process
In southern climates, often the heating and air discharge air temperature to be warmer than the conditioning equipment is turned off if the entering air temperature. The amount of this residence is to be unoccupied for an extended temperature increase varies and is dependent period of time. -
Page 10: Wall Control
Frost Control a sensor mounted on the coil will stop com- Occasionally, frost will accumulate on the coil in pressor operation if the coil becomes unaccept- the unit. This is not abnormal and may result from ably cold and remains there for at least 10 prolonged operation or if the conditioned space is relatively cool. -
Page 11: A.filter
UNIT WIRING DIAGRAM... -
Page 12: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTION • Verify there is power to the unit Dehumidifier will not run • Check that any disconnect switch is ON • Check that the circuit breaker is not tripped (a separate 15 amp circuit breaker is recommended) •... - Page 13 Whole House Dehumidifier Exploded View...
- Page 14 Whole House Dehumidifier Parts List ITEM GFI NUMBER DESCRIPTION 7410 D114 DUCT, SUPPLY 7411 VB14 PANEL, BLOWER SUPPLY w/ INSULATION 7412 BM14 BASE, MOTOR 7413 MT14 MOTOR - 115V, 1/10 HP, 3 SPD 7414 BW14 BLOWER SET (WHEEL, HOUSING & INLET) 7415 RC14 CAPACITOR, (MOTOR) 7416...
- Page 16 Design, material, performance data and components subject to change without notice. GENERAL FILTERS, INC. 43800 Grand River, Novi MI 48375 • Telephone 866-476-5101 05/23/06 GA1300-06...