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Precautions and preparations listed are for general knowledge and to define basic guidelines. Local codes and existing practices should be observed and preformed by a professional. 

Due to Ice Air’s ongoing product development programs, the information in this document is subject to change without notice.

Evaporator Motor and Blower Assembly 

If there is evidence of dirt or dust build-up in 
the evaporator motor or blowers, they should 
be cleaned either by vacuum cleaning (if 
working in an apartment) or by removing the 
unit to a workshop location and cleaning with 
compressed air. 

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WARNING:

 

Always obey safety 

guidelines for using compressed air 
in this latter case.

Your Ice Air unit has permanently lubricated 
motor bearings that do not require additional 
lubrication. Blowers and motors are factory 
assembled for quiet performance – if there 
is any excessive noise and vibration from this 
assembly, it should be serviced by a qualified 
technician.

Condenser (Water 
Heat Exchanger)

Generally, if water 
flow exceeds 3 gpm 
per ton, the water 
velocities should 
keep your coil free of 
scaling of debris that 
could lead to erosion 
and fouling.

Evaporator Coil

Check the coil for cleanliness and uniformity 
of fins. If the coil is dirty, vacuum clean with 
a soft brush attachment. This is the only form 
of cleaning that should be carried out within 
an apartment. If the coil requires additional 
cleaning, the unit must be removed and 
cleaned using compressed air and/or 
washed. These operations MUST be carried 
out in a facility properly equipped to handle 
this type of work in a safe and professional 
manner.

Roomside Component Cleaning

IMPORTANT: 

Power MUST be disconnected 

before carrying out any of the following 
cleaning!

To access the components within the chassis 
of the unit: 

1.  Unit must be in OFF Position.
2.  Disconnect unit from power source.
3.  Remove the unit front cover/access door 

by unscrewing the retaining screws 
that hold it in place. You will then have 
access to the unit components.

NOTE: Pictures of components and parts 
may vary depending on your model.

Air Filter

1.  Remove Permanent Air Filter.
2.  Wash Air Filter in warm water and 

biodegradable cleaner.

3.  Rinse with clean water and allow to dry 

completely.

4.  Replace Air Filter.
5.  As an alternate cleaning method, the 

filter may be cleaned on both sides using 
a vacuum cleaner and a soft brush type  
attachment.

IMPORTANT: 

Do not operate unit without 

filters.

Summary of Contents for HHW

Page 1: ...Parts Exploded View 4 HHW Nomenclature 5 HHW Nomenclature 6 Controls 7 12 LCD Programmable Operation 8 12 Maintenance 11 12 Troubleshooting 13 Warranty Contact Information 14 Table des mati res Bienv...

Page 2: ...intenance Ice Air HWCACs will provide many years of efficient quiet and trouble free comfort To enhance the use of your Ice Air equipment you will want to read and carefully follow all of the instruct...

Page 3: ...d electrical circuit with the correct voltage and proper amperage capacity to match the unit nameplate requirements Each unit s electrical circuit must have a proper overcurrent protection device empl...

Page 4: ...ed by a professional Due to Ice Air s ongoing product development programs the information in this document is subject to change without notice Components and Parts View RIGHT HAND RETURN END DISCHARG...

Page 5: ...Item 8 S Drain Pan P Galvanized Powder Coated S Stainless Steel Item 9 X Riser Set X Not applicable Item 10 X Casing Stand X Not applicable Item 11 A Flow Control A Autoflow Valve B Manual Balancing V...

Page 6: ...Stainless Steel Item 9 X Riser Set X Not applicable Item 10 X Casing Stand X Not applicable Item 11 A Flow Control A Autoflow Valve B Manual Balancing Valve C Manual Circuit Setter X None Item 12 A A...

Page 7: ...y programs for highest efficiency Factory or field set temperature limits Large clear display in any lighting condition Auto changeover mode Easy to program Wireless Thermostat Optional Easy programmi...

Page 8: ...is on constant display is the ambient room temperature The Cool limit setting is 55 F to 95 F The Heat limit setting is 51 F to 91 F Operation Normal Mode 1 Press ON OFF to turn on thermostat 2 Press...

Page 9: ...Override icon will turn on 2 In Heat mode Heat set point can be adjusted 3 In Cool mode Cool set point can be adjusted 4 In Auto mode Heat set point will be set first and press UP or DOWN to set the...

Page 10: ...g The system is now OFF except in manual cool set by user where the fan blows continuously When there is no call for cooling the motorized valve will remain open Heating Cycle Setting the thermostat t...

Page 11: ...clean the drain pan and drain hoses frequency of cleaning depends on the level of dirt and pollutants that may be present in the indoor environment Evaporator Coil Check and clean if necessary the uni...

Page 12: ...uld lead to erosion and fouling Evaporator Coil Check the coil for cleanliness and uniformity of fins If the coil is dirty vacuum clean with a soft brush attachment This is the only form of cleaning t...

Page 13: ...or dirty filters 6 Check indoor fan for proper operation 7 Check that unit did not cycle off due to improper thermostat settings 8 Check for fault codes on the control board consult the Board Troubles...

Page 14: ...lude 2nd 5th year full unit parts only warranty 2nd 5th year compressor parts and labor warranty so long as such labor is performed in the NY Metropolitan Area 2nd 5th year complete parts and labor wa...

Page 15: ...iculi re la section des informations sur la s curit et les avertissements au d but du guide ainsi qu aux divers avis de s curit qui apparaissent tout au long du guide Veuillez conserver le pr sent gui...

Page 16: ...it lectrique distinct dont la tension et l intensit de courant capacit correspondent aux exigences figurant sur la plaque signal tique de l appareil Le circuit lectrique de chaque appareil doit tre do...

Page 17: ...raison des programmes de d veloppement continu des produits Ice Air le pr sent document contient des informations susceptibles d tre modifi es sans pr avis Vue des composants et des pi ces REPRISE DRO...

Page 18: ...P Moteurs P condensateur permanent E commutation lectronique B CC sans balai l ment 6 D Source d alimentation D Sectionneur sans fusible X Aucune l ment 7 X Siphon P E Externe exp di s par ment X Aucu...

Page 19: ...ndensateur permanent E commutation lectronique B CC sans balai l ment 6 D Source d alimentation D Sectionneur sans fusible X Aucune l ment 7 P Siphon P P Interne l ment 8 G Bac condensats P Galvanis e...

Page 20: ...r une efficacit maximale Limites de temp ratures r gl es en usine ou sur place Grand cran lecture facile dans toutes les conditions d clairage Changement automatique du mode Facile programmer Thermost...

Page 21: ...permanente BAS Mode de suspension BAS Mode de suspension permanente ON OFF ON OFF marche arr t MODE Choix du mode de fonctionnement R glage interne FAN ventilateur Choix de la vitesse du ventilateur...

Page 22: ...ilateur quand vous avez termin La limite de temp rature de climatisation doit tre sup rieure d au moins 2 2 C 4 F la limite de temp rature de chauffage 8 Si vous ne pressez aucune touche pendant quinz...

Page 23: ...e la vanne motoris e du chauffage reste ferm e Un signal de 24 volts est transmis la borne de climatisation pour tre envoy au contacteur du compresseur puis le compresseur d marre En m me temps un sig...

Page 24: ...uyaux d coulement la fr quence du nettoyage d pend de la quantit de salet s et de polluants pouvant se trouver dans l environnement int rieur Serpentin vaporateur V rifiez chaque ann e le serpentin va...

Page 25: ...sur le serpentin ce qui permettra d viter l rosion et l encrassement du serpentin Serpentin vaporateur V rifiez le serpentin pour vous assurer qu il est propre et que ses ailettes sont uniformes Si le...

Page 26: ...e qui pourrait expliquer le non fonctionnement de l appareil 8 V rifiez les codes d erreur apparaissant sur le tableau de commande consultez la grille de d pannage du tableau de commande p CE SYMBOLE...

Page 27: ...Air n est pas responsable de la maintenance n cessaire pour corriger les probl mes dus un usage impropre une mauvaise installation un c ble inad quat une tension incorrecte ou l ouverture non autoris...

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