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Troubleshooting

Observation

Problem

Solution

There is no power to the fan

The isolation switch may be on off 

The speed control is turned off

Loose electrical connection

Check isolation switch 

Turn speed control on

Check wiring and correct problem

There is power to the fan  

but it is not working

Loose electrical connections

The voltage setting is too low

Check wiring and correct problems  

with connections. Pay special attention  

to the wiring in the junction box

Increase the speed setting

There is power to the fan 

but it hums and does not turn

The capacitor may be worn out

Soot makes the axial vane/impeller stick

Check capacitor and replace if necessary

Clean the fan

The fan seems to work fine,

 

but there is not enough draught

The fan may be undersized

The capacitor may be worn out

The flue is damaged/blocked

Replace with a larger fan

Check capacitor and replace if necessary

Check the flue (chimney sweep)

The fan vibrates

The motor shaft may be bent

The fan needs cleaning

Incorrect installation

Replace motor

Clean the fan

Check installation guide in this manual

There is airflow noise 

 

from the fireplace opening

The fan is running too fast

Reduce the fan speed

Mechanical noise can be heard

Soot or tar may impair the  

axial vane/impeller

Motor bearings may be worn  

out/over-heated

Incorrect installation

Clean the axial vane/impeller

Replace bearings

Check installation guide in this manual

Summary of Contents for RSHT

Page 1: ...Your energy Optimized Chimney Fan RSHT UK Read and save these instructions...

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Page 3: ...tance 13 Installation onto a brick chimney 14 Installation onto a steel chimney 16 Multiple fans on chimney 19 Electrical installation 20 Wiring 20 Isolation switch 21 Startup and configuration 22 Sys...

Page 4: ...waste and disposed of according to national legislation to protect the environment and personnel that may come into contact with waste How to use this manual This manual has been prepared based on th...

Page 5: ...ks a dangerous situation that in the worst case scenario can cause serious personal injury or signi cant damage to the product Electricity hazard High Voltage Marks a situation in which caution is adv...

Page 6: ...efore mounting the fan to avoid chimney res Prior to servicing the product disconnect the power and ensure that it cannot accidentally be reconnected Exodraft always recommends the use of a smoke alar...

Page 7: ...k out this site for advice about lighting and maintaining a fire www exodraft com Scope of supply Exodraft RSHT chimney fan Mineral wool mat for vibration free mounting Packet with location brackets s...

Page 8: ...nstallation and operation manual Incorrect installation start up maintenance or servicing Improper repairs Unauthorised structural modifications made to the product Installation of additional componen...

Page 9: ...B The RSHT fan has been designed to tolerate flue gas temperatures up to 500 C Should the temperature be higher though maximum 700 C the mineral wool mat should be removed and replaced with optional...

Page 10: ...ts 1 Top section 2 Bottom section 3 Motor 4 Motor plate 5 Cooling plate 6 Axial vane 7 Safety hinge 8 Safety mesh 9 Armoured cable and connecting cable 10 Mineral wool mat 11 Safety wire 12 Location b...

Page 11: ...ally operate in a relatively stable environment where no major pressure fluctuations occur However to secure an optimal use of the Exodraft system speed adjustments and adjustment of air intakes are r...

Page 12: ...lified personnel and according to the manufacturer s instructions Transportation safety bracket Do not forget to remove the transport safety bracket located near the axial vane and check that the axia...

Page 13: ...mney fan can only be mounted vertically Be aware of national law and building regulations Minimum distance The minimum distance to flammable materials must be at least 500 mm national legislation must...

Page 14: ...a minimum of 20 mm of mat surface at any point around the circumference of the hole 20 mm 20 mm 3 Mount and fasten the location brackets to the underside of the base plate by means of the bolts and n...

Page 15: ...fitted on the side of the chimney so it is easily accessible when servicing the fan The armoured cable should be connected into the underside of the isolator and up into the switch via the cable gland...

Page 16: ...ter of the hole in the flange 2 Then cut a hole in the mineral wool mat that matches Note that there must always be a minimum of 20 mm of mat surface at any point around the circumference of the hole...

Page 17: ...o the chimney fan with the use of the vibration dampers supplied with the flange RS og RSHG RS og RSHG RS og RSHG RS og RSHG RS og RSHG 5 The fan assembly can now be fitted onto the steel chimney RS o...

Page 18: ...de of the isolator and up into the switch via the cable gland 7 Before taking the fan into operation please make sure that the nuts in the location brackets have been tightened the safety wire has bee...

Page 19: ...ly important that the fans are of the same model and size and they must be controlled in tandem by one motor speed control A similar approach should be taken if the flue size exceeds the fan base dime...

Page 20: ...Black Grey Brown Yellow Green N Cap 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 L1 N 4 x 1 0 Power supply 1 x 230V 50Hz YEGN Cap Brown Black Grey Aux Main Wiring Wiring in the capacitor and repair switch box All wiring is done a...

Page 21: ...f delivery Model Connecting cable and wiring Variable adjustable electronic regulator Protection RSHT009 41 RSHT012 41 brown L blue Nreg yellow green Yes The motor withstands blocking impedance protec...

Page 22: ...from the fireplace opening When the fire has caught on reduce the speed of the chimney fan to a point where it still removes the flue gases safely but without quenching the flames Remember this settin...

Page 23: ...sition speed of the chimney fan If you are using one of the controls with a temperature sensor the control will remember the setting last used Refueling In order to avoid soot and smoke in the room wh...

Page 24: ...he motor in the fan has ball bearings that are sealed lifetime lubricated and maintenance free Should replacement of the bearings be required this should be carried out by properly qualified personnel...

Page 25: ...e axial vane impeller stick Check capacitor and replace if necessary Clean the fan The fan seems to work fine but there is not enough draught The fan may be undersized The capacitor may be worn out Th...

Page 26: ...ed in conformity with the provisions of the following regulations The Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 Electrical Equipment Safety Regulations 2016 Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations...

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