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PROBLEM: BLANK DISPLAY ON THE HHC+ 
SOLUTION CHECK

1.  Make sure controller cover is firmly seated in the base; press firmly on the HHSC+ to ensure contact of pins

2.  The furnace has power
3.  The thermostat is operational
4.  The furnace will call for heat from the thermostat
5.  The fan operates with a fan only signal from the thermostat
6.  Confirm the furnace is providing 24 VAC to the HHSC+

7.  Verify wiring conforms to wiring diagrams and connections are dry and tight.

PROBLEM: HHSC+ TURNS FURNACE FAN ON AND OFF, BUT THE MOTORIZED DAMPER DOES NOT 
CYCLE 
SOLUTION CHECK

1.  Verify that the mode selector switch on the FAD damper motor is in the “Auto” position

2.  Verify that the HHSC+ is providing a 24 VAC signal to the FAD damper
3.  Verify that the FAD damper is operational by disconnecting from the HHSC and applying 24VAC to blue 

and white wires (open), and then red and white (close).

4.  Verify continuity in the wiring between the damper and the HHSC+.

PROBLEM: A/C TURNS ON DURING FAN CYCLING CALLS
SOLUTION CHECK

1.  Verify wiring conforms to appropriate wiring diagram.

2.  Verify the GT and GF wires are properly connected.  The G wire normally running between the thermostat 

and the HVAC equipment needs to be interrupted by the HHSC+. Do not run the G wire in parallel GT 

and/or GF terminals. The HHSC+ should not back-feed power to the thermostat from the GT terminal by 

internal energization.

LED STATUS INDICATOR LIGHT

A steady green light indicates that the Healthy Home System is operating properly.  A steady red light 
indicates action should be taken; one or more messages will be displayed on the display, giving instructions 
for corrective action(s), such as HVAC filter life expiration, UV lamp life expiration, or a fault having been 
detected with the FAD damper (if enabled); see Normal Operation Display and LED Status section.  The 
display will also indicate how to reset the LED and display after such an event.

OPERATION

Summary of Contents for HHSC+

Page 1: ...ield Controls Healthy Home System Controller Plus HHSC is designed to work in conjunction with the forced air HVAC system to periodically introduce fresh air into the home by controlling an FAD Fresh...

Page 2: ...D damper for proper operation Remote Activation Terminals timer on off switch Carbon Monoxide CO detector with alarm contacts makeup air sensor multiples having dry contacts Auxiliary Output terminals...

Page 3: ...rbecue grills A minimum of 3 above ground is recommended to avoid ingress of leaf litter grass clippings etc Do not use a crawl space basement or attic as a source of intake air Always be sure to comp...

Page 4: ...ors if mounting on drywall 4 Secure mounting base to wall with 3 screws provided making sure all wires extend through hole in mounting base 5 Adjust length and routing of each wire to reach proper ter...

Page 5: ...page 5 TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS Figure 1 Single Stage Heating Cooling Figure 2 Multi Stage Heating Cooling...

Page 6: ...page 6 TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS con t WIRING TO OPTIONAL EXHAUST FAN AND OR OPTIONAL REMOTE OVERRIDE DEVICES Figure 3 Heat Pump Figure 4 Exhaust Fan Override Device Control...

Page 7: ...mes the exhaust fan may be locally controlled by a wall switch or timer wired in parallel with the relay These terminals may also be used as 24 VAC input to control a device having 24 VAC control term...

Page 8: ...tions are 1 year 2 years and None if no UVC lamp systems have been installed or if no reminder is desired The Filter change timer will cause the HHSC status LED to turn red and display a message remin...

Page 9: ...de the constant flow rate from the table by the actual fresh air flow rate measured and multiply by 100 Ventilation 50 140 x 100 36 rounding up For this example setting the Ventilation at 36 will ensu...

Page 10: ...ble Enable System Clock 12 34PM 03 10 13 Replace UV Lamp Interval 1YR 2YR NONE UV Lamp R Reset Timer Fan Cycle Period Cycle Period 30 45 60 MINUTES SET CYCLE PERIOD 30 45 60 MINUTES 10 34AM 03 10 13 S...

Page 11: ...O YES Replace Filter Months 3 6 12 NONE Filter Remaining Days Reset Timer NO YES 03 10 13 TES 10 45AM 04 10 13 SET MONTH 10 45AM 04 23 13 SET DAY 10 45AM 04 23 13 SET YEAR rt 10 35PM System Inhibit du...

Page 12: ...ire is not connected to the HHSC the HHSC will automatically disable the feature If this feature is to be enabled ensure that the FAD damper pigtail s yellow wire is connected to terminal VS IN and se...

Page 13: ...utomatically INHIBIT MODE This feature allows the occupants to set a daily period in which the HHSC will be prohibited from causing the HVAC system fan to run according to the programmed Ventilate Cir...

Page 14: ...mper malfunction if enabled Service is required to correct the malfunction the alert will automatically reset when the malfunction is corrected or the Damper Monitor feature is disabled The internal b...

Page 15: ...main idle for the remainder of the Fan Cycle Period when it will begin a new cycle or the system thermostat calls for new HVAC action ACTIVATION BY REMOTE OVERRIDE DEVICE S Remote device s having dry...

Page 16: ...en red and white close 4 Verify continuity in the wiring between the damper and the HHSC PROBLEM A C TURNS ON DURING FAN CYCLING CALLS SOLUTION CHECK 1 Verify wiring conforms to appropriate wiring dia...

Page 17: ...SPECIFICATIONS FRESH AIR DAMPER Electrical Minimum Wiring Requirements 18AWG 24 VAC Maximum Voltage 30 VAC Maximum Operating Current 0 1 Amps Power Draw Requirement 3W at 24VAC when opening or closin...

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