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TABLE OF CONTENTS

IO-DV070

IO-DV070

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© 2014 DAIKIN NORTH AMERICA LLC 

Houston, Texas • USA

www.cleancomfort.com 
1-855-239-2665

Proprietary Notice 

This document and the information disclosed herein are 

proprietary data of Daikin North America LLC. Neither 

this document nor the information contained herein shall 

be reproduced, used, or disclosed to others without the 

written authorization of Daikin North America LLC except 

to the extent required for installation or maintenance of 

recipient’s equipment. 

Liability Notice 

Daikin North America LLC does not accept any liability for 

installations of dehumidification equipment installed by 

unqualified personnel or the use of parts/components/

equipment that are not authorized or approved by Daikin. 

Copyright Notice 

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All rights reserved. 

INTRODUCTION ................................................ 1 

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 

 ..................................... 3

INTENDED APPLICATION  ................................. 3
REGISTRATIONS  ................................................ 3
OPTIONAL PARTS LIST  ..................................... 3
SPECIFICATIONS  ............................................... 3
INSTALLATION  ................................................. 3

Installation Considerations  ..........................................4

Power Accessibility  .................................................... 4
Space  ......................................................................... 4
Low Voltage Wiring  ................................................... 4
Back-Draft Damper  .................................................... 4
Support Structure and Suspension  ........................... 4
Electrical Requirements  ............................................ 4
Condensate (Water) Removal  ................................... 5
Lifting Condensate  .................................................... 5
Condensate Pump Installation (Optional)  ................. 5

DUCTING  ........................................................... 6

Installing Duct Collars ....................................................6
Ducting for Dehumidification ........................................6
Fresh Air/Supply Air .......................................................6
Ducting for Fresh Air (Optional)  ....................................6
Fresh Air Ventilation ......................................................7
Installation in a Basement or Crawlspace with an  

Existing Forced-Air HVAC System ...................................7
Installation in an Attic with an  

Existing Forced-Air HVAC System ...................................7

Installation in a Home

 

with

No Existing Forced-Air HVAC System .............................8
Ducting for High-Efficiency Filtration .............................8
Converting to Vertical Discharge Airflow .......................8
Quiet Installation ...........................................................9

CONTROLS ......................................................... 9

Wiring of Digital Control ..............................................10
Digital Humidifier and Ventilation Control  ..................11

MAINTENANCE  ............................................... 12

High-Efficiency Air Filter  ..............................................12
Impeller Fan Oiling .......................................................12
Optional Fresh Air Intake  ............................................12

WIRING SCHEMATIC ........................................ 13
SERVICE PARTS LIST  ....................................... 14
SERVICE  ........................................................... 14

Technical Description of

Dehumidifier Operation  ..............................................14

TROUBLESHOOTING  ...................................... 15

Refrigerant Charging  ...................................................16

OPERATION ..................................................... 16

Remote Controls ..........................................................16
Humidity Control .........................................................16
Programmable Ventilation Timer ................................16
Motorized Ventilation Damper ....................................17

CONDENSATE PUMP INSTALLATION............. 18

WARRANTY 

 ..................................................... 20 

Summary of Contents for DV070

Page 1: ...nt DV070 dehumidifier utilizes refrigeration to cool the incoming air stream below its dew point This cooled and drier air is then reheated by passing it over the condenser coil Fresh Air Ventilation optional Fresh outdoor air may be ducted to the dehumidifier This provides fresh air to dilute indoor pollutants and replenish oxygen content in the building The amount of fresh air ventilation can be...

Page 2: ...C All rights reserved INTRODUCTION 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 3 INTENDED APPLICATION 3 REGISTRATIONS 3 OPTIONAL PARTS LIST 3 SPECIFICATIONS 3 INSTALLATION 3 Installation Considerations 4 Power Accessibility 4 Space 4 Low Voltage Wiring 4 Back Draft Damper 4 Support Structure and Suspension 4 Electrical Requirements 4 Condensate Water Removal 5 Lifting Condensate 5 Condensate Pump Installation Optional 5...

Page 3: ...3 L Day Efficiency 5 0 pints kWhr 2 4 L kWhr Duct Connections 8 Round inlet 8 Round outlet Air Filter Efficiency MERV 11 Standard 65 Efficient ASHRAE Dust Spot Test Size 9 x 11 x1 Power Cord 9 ft 2 7 m Drain Connection 3 4 Threaded FNPT Refrigerant Type R410a Refer to manufacturer s label for more information INSTALLATION Installation Considerations i CAUTION Prior to installation of the DV070 the...

Page 4: ...gh clearance to handle the unit s overall dimensions as well as the necessary return supply ductwork to the unit Allow a minimum 12 clearance to the side of the unit to allow for filter removal and replacement Low Voltage Wiring Unit location should be in an area where field wiring the remote controls low voltage to the unit will be possible Back Draft Damper It is recommended that a backdraft dam...

Page 5: ... gravity via the drain port Install a 3 4 male NPT adapter to the drain pan It is necessary to assemble your own drain pipe assembly utilizing 3 4 PVC pipe to route the condensate to a drain Pitch grade of drain should be 1 per 10 Take care when installing drain pipe to drain port of the DV070 Use an adjustable wrench to secure the drain port When installing the drain hose make sure the feet are e...

Page 6: ...Isolated Areas Effective dehumidification may require that ducting be branched to isolated stagnant air flow areas Use 8 or larger diameter branch ducting to each of two or three areas use 6 or larger to each of four or more areas Provisions must be made to provide airflow from supply locations to central return location Proper air distribution is important to ensure even humidity control and heat...

Page 7: ...d DV070 return Always select a return from a central location in the home in an area that is always open to the rest of the home Do not use a return from a room that may have its door closed much of the time If the home in which the DV070 is to be installed has an existing forced air HVAC system utilize the HVAC system to make the DV070 installation easier Basement Installation Install a separate ...

Page 8: ...em When installing the DV070 in a home that does not have a forced air HVAC system a single return to the DV070 should be installed in central open area of the home DO NOT locate the return in a bathroom or a kitchen The supplies of the DV070 should be located in the remote areas of the home such as bedrooms den etc Be sure to utilize as many of these remote rooms as possible and not just one loca...

Page 9: ...turning it counter clockwise until it stops Failure to do so may cause the unit to sense the humidity from the wrong area In addition to the built in dehumidistat the DV070 can be equipped with various accessories to control its operation The Clean Comfort DVP 4034748 digital control is recommended The DVP 4034748 allows homeowners the ability to monitor and control relative humidity levels in the...

Page 10: ...DVP 4034748 control or damage to the transformer may result Wiring of Digital Control Circuit Breaker To prevent damage to the 24 volt control transformer the DV070 comes with a resettable circuit breaker Check wiring for any electrical short and repair before resetting breaker Resetting the circuit breaker without correcting the electrical short may result in transformer damage Be sure to check t...

Page 11: ...e 24VAC Max Current DMP COMP FAN 1 AMP each Humidity Range Accuracy 10 95 RH 5 Humidity Range Set Point 35 70 Auxillary Relay Capacity 5 Amps 24VAC Temp Range Accuracy 30 90 F 1 32 C 2 Size 4 95 L x 1 06 W x 4 19 H 12 6 cm L x 2 7 cm W x 10 6 cm H Major Operations Digital control of Relative Humidity Digital Set Point Fan Filter Operation Programmable Ventilation Timer Large easy to read backlit L...

Page 12: ...g it gently against the unit until the snap button secures the door Notes Impeller Fan Oiling The impeller fan motor is factory lubricated for many years of normal operation and no further oiling is required Optional Fresh Air Intake Check and clean the screen on the outdoor fresh air intake port seasonally The screen may become plugged during seasons when there are many particles in the outdoor a...

Page 13: ... N O COM COIL BLK 13 FANRELAY GRN 1 BLK 6 BLK 11 DEFROST SWITCH COMPRESSOR RELAY DEHUMIDISTAT R FAN BLU 9 GRN 15 BRN 14 BLK 13 FAN CAPACITOR REDCIRCUITIS24VACCONTROLCIRCUIT 4038488 GRN 25 RED 20 RED 8 RED 8 BLK 28 RED 20 BLK 28 BLK 10 BLK 11 BLK 5 BLU 19 YEL 33 YEL 17 RED 23 YEL 16 RED 23 RED 24 CIRCUIT BREAKER 24V RED 21 COM DMPR DEHU BLU 18 FAN RED 24 RED 21 BLK 10 BLK 12 BLK 12 ...

Page 14: ...g up its heat to the supply air being discharged from the unit The refrigerant liquid then passes through a strainer and Warranty A consumer warranty certification is included at the end of the manual Please read it before any repair is initiated If a warranty repair is required call the install ing contractor or the factory at 1 855 239 2665 for warranty claim authorization and technical assistan...

Page 15: ...rotation 3 Defective fan 4 Defective fan relay Low dehumidification capacity evaporator is frosted continuously Dehumidification is being called for 1 Defrost thermostat loose or defective 2 Low refrigerant charge 3 Dirty air filter s or air flow restricted 4 Excessively restrictive ducting connected to unit No ventilation Ventilation is being called for 1 Loose connection in ventilation control c...

Page 16: ...ndards If the dehumidifier fails to ventilate as expected check that the time on the timer is correct Also check the programs on the timer to be sure that the timer is calling for ventila tion at the correct times i WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Electrical power must be present to perform some tests These tests should be performed by a qualified service person Unit Test to Determine Problem 1 De...

Page 17: ...ircuit i CAUTION DO NOT connect high voltage to the damper motor or damage to the motor will result i CAUTION DO NOT force the blade of the damper by hand or damage to the damper motor may result The damper opens in one direction only The damper rotates very slowly allow sufficient time for the damper to cycle The damper opens in one direction only It rotates very slowly be sure to allow sufficien...

Page 18: ...et at the four locations Step 3 Hand tighten the hose adaptor to get the threads started Turn clockwise Step 4 Use adjustable pliers to finish tightening Fully seat the drain adaptor so that no leaks occur Step 5 Install a sufficiently long drain hose to connect the drain adaptor of the dehumidifier to the condensate pump reservoir using field supplied fittings Step 6 Attach a drain hose to the co...

Page 19: ...tomer s or Customer s employees agents invitees or a third party s misuse improper installation improper design of any system in which the Product is included abuse lack of normal care failure to follow written instructions tampering improper repair or freezing corrosion acts of nature or other causes not arising out of defects in workmanship or material If a Product or Component is replaced while...

Page 20: ...eserves the right to discontinue or change at any time specifications or designs without notice or without incurring obligations 2017 Goodman Manufacturing Company L P Houston Texas Printed in the USA WWW CLEANCOMFORT COM TECHNICAL SUPPORT 1 833 40 CLEAN 25326 Notes ...

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