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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.

FIGURE 1

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FIGURE 3

•   Heat  Mode

 

•   Same operation as 

Cool

 mode; See specific operation for 

Cool mode page 11

 

•   This function only applies to the unit with heating function

•   Auto  Mode 

 

•   The same operation as 

Cool

 mode; See specific operation 

for 

Cool

 mode page 11

 

•   This function only applies to the unit with both cooling and 

heating functions. The 

AUTO

 option will be invalid if the unit 

is configured for cooling only

 

•   The unit will run automatically to maintain the space 

temperature, selecting either heating or cooling mode as 
required by the space conditions

 

•   When 

AUTO

 mode is selected, the unit will operate the 

fan at low speed for 20-seconds, then enter into cooling, 
heating, or fan mode depending on the deviation between 
the space temperature and the set point temperature. The 
default temperature is 77°F in this mode, and the unit will 
run as noted in Table 4. The unit only runs in one functional 
mode once it enters into cooling or heating mode

 

TABLE 4

Space temperature (Tr) Tr <70°F (criterial) 70F≤Tr≤79°F (criterial) 79°F≤Tr (criterial)

Function Mode

Heating

Fan

Cooling

 

•   User can set new expected temperature from 51°F to 91°F 

by touch “+” or “-” icon on the main screen, the unit will run 
similarly as Table 4 but with different criterial temperature.

•   Fan Only Mode

 

•   To  select 

Fan Only

 function and fan speed; see referenced 

MODE and FAN SPEED instructions

 

•   In Fan Only mode, the unit will only operate the indoor 

evaporator fan

 

•   Temperature cannot be set at this mode, “+” and “-” icon on 

the main screen will be invalid

10.  Fan Speed Display Related to Signal Output to Fan Motor 

for Various Product Types

 

•   When dip switch J4 = ON, i.e. 2 fan speed [Alternate: “fan 

speed 2” or “dual fan speed operation”]; High, Low, and Auto 
fan speed can be selected

 

•   When dip switch J4 = OFF, i.e. 3 fan speeds [Alternate: “fan 

speed 3” or “tri fan speed operation”]; High, Medium, Low 
and Auto fan speed can be selected (option for future use)

 

•   See Table 5 and Table 6 for fan speed set points and the 

corresponding Signal Output to the fan motor for various 
products

PTAC / FCU / Hybrid (J5 = ON) 

TABLE 5

Function Mode

Cooling

Heating

Fan only

Set Point Display

LOW

HIGH

LOW

HIGH

LOW

HIGH

Signal output (J3 = On) Medium

High

Low

Medium Medium

High

Signal output(J3 = Off) Medium

High

Medium

High

Medium

High

WSHP / PTHP (J5 = OFF) 

TABLE 6

Function Mode

Cooling

Heating

Fan only

Set Point Display

LOW

HIGH

LOW

HIGH

LOW

HIGH

Signal output (J3 = On) Medium

High

Medium

High

Medium

High

Signal output(J3 = Off) Medium

High

Medium

High

Medium

High

Summary of Contents for VSHPW

Page 1: ...des 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 Operating and Maintenance Manual VSHPW Vertical Stack Unit Water Source Heat Pump WSHP Unit ELA 13086 ...

Page 2: ... equipment you will want to read and carefully follow all of the instructions contained in this Operating and Maintenance Manual We recommend that you pay special attention to the Safety and Warning Information section at the beginning of this Manual and to the various safety advisories throughout this Manual Please retain this Manual for your future reference We suggest that you keep it with othe...

Page 3: ...ed 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 employing an approved circuit breaker or fuse of the proper rating under NEMA and local building codes p WARNING Every unit contains refrigerant within a sealed and pressurized refrigerant system This sy...

Page 4: ...med 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 Exploded View V WSHP GENERAL ASS Y BASIC ALUMINUM DOUBLE DEFLECTION GRILLE OPTIONAL CONTROL COVER BLOWER COVER CHASSIS WITH FILTER SLIDE RAILS CASING CONTROLS BLOWER ACCESS PANEL WITH HINGED DOOR ...

Page 5: ...e dip switch which would cause the thermostat to operate like a simple thermostat Time delay function 3 minute delay for compressor at first power on this can be using the dip switch the default is delay post start up System failure warning Heating mode Set the heating mode type hydronic coil heater electric resistance heat pump etc using the dip switch Space temperature sensor is integral to the ...

Page 6: ...etting is equal to the ambient temperature it will be blue when the setting is lower than the ambient temperature and it will be orange when the new setting is higher than the ambient temperature Temperature Range 51 F to 91 F 6 Dip switch options TABLE 1 Dial code Description ON OFF Default J1 Heating function Valid Invalid Valid J2 7 day programing function Valid Invalid Valid J3 Heating mode Hy...

Page 7: ...e Tr Tr 70 F criterial 70F Tr 79 F criterial 79 F Tr criterial Function Mode Heating Fan Cooling User can set new expected temperature from 51 F to 91 F by touch or icon on the main screen the unit will run similarly as Table 4 but with different criterial temperature Fan Only Mode To select Fan Only function and fan speed see referenced MODE and FAN SPEED instructions In Fan Only mode the unit wi...

Page 8: ...or compressor ON or OFF Compressor ON space temperature Cool Set point 1 C 2 F Compressor OFF space temperature Cool set point 1 C 2 F Remark The fan status noted in the figure below only refers to the fan speed in Auto fan mode FIGURE 4 Compressor protection If the power is cycled ON the compressor will start after 3 minutes delay and will indicate Starting Up on the main screen and flash the Coo...

Page 9: ...d Sleep Temperature Settings Touch the Menu icon on the main screen then enter the sub menu and touch Cool Setting to enter another sub screen for the cooling temperature setting for example see Figures 9 10 11 To set the expect temperature for various time periods touch the or icons next to the temperature settings see Figures 12 13 Users can switch from F or C by touching said icons located at t...

Page 10: ...s and touch Remove to reset the setting Touch the X icon to finish the settings and return to the main screen or touch to page backwards The new setting will be shown on the Weekly Schedule screen User can see the new settings when entering into the Weekly Schedule screen Use the same procedure to set the expected time for Away Home and Sleep If the user does not select specific days and set speci...

Page 11: ...t Date or Edit Time to enter the screen to edit these settings see Figures 23 24 User can select 12 hour or 24 hour format by touching the 12h or 24h icon respectively To set Date Touch or icon to set expected year month and date touch Save Exit to save the settings and go back to the upper menu To set Time Touch or icon to set expected hour and minutes 5 minutes as a step when pressing on the tim...

Page 12: ... Air logo and main standing by screen Push main button on the plastic casing for the thermostat to enter working status see Figures 26 27 To power the thermostat OFF press the main button on the plastic casing for 3 seconds The screen will go into sleep mode 30 seconds after the last touch to the screen has been made The user needs to touch the screen to wake up the display FIGURE 25 FIGURE 26 FIG...

Page 13: ...peration 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 Troubleshooting Table RECOGNIZE THIS SYMBOL AS A SAFETY PRECAUTION WARNING Ice Air will not be responsible for any injury or property damage arising from improper service or service procedures If you install or perform service on this unit you assume respo...

Page 14: ...in 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 unit evaporator coil annually Evaporator Motor and Blower Assembly Check and clean for dust and dirt build up as necessary Compressor Annual check should be performed to detect potential problems Condenser Water Heat Exchanger Wat...

Page 15: ...ling 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...

Page 16: ...andard 88 Casing with 1 Stand B Standard 88 Casing with 2 Stand C Standard 88 Casing with 3 Stand D Standard 88 Casing with 4 Stand E Standard 88 Casing with 5 Stand F Standard 88 Casing with 6 Stand G Standard 88 Casing with 7 Stand H Standard 88 Casing with 8 Stand 8 INSULATION S Insulation 12 7 mm 1 2 Fiberglass C Closed Cell Foam Insulation 9 P TRAP I Internal P Trap E External P Trap X No P T...

Page 17: ...ammable LED Touchpad Thermostat ELA 10328 X Thermostat Field Mounted By Others 6 MOTORIZED VALVES A 2 Way 2 Position Motorized Valve NO B 2 Way 2 Position Motorized Valve NC C Custom D 3 Way 2 Position Motorized Valve NO E 3 Way 2 Position Motorized Valve NC X No Motorized Valve Item Matrix Name Code String Value Description 7 FLOW VALVES A Autoflow Valve HAYS 2510 2517 B Autoflow Valve Shutoff co...

Page 18: ...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 Notes or Technical Comments ...

Page 19: ...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 Notes or Technical Comments ...

Page 20: ...person including any agent salesman dealer or distributor has authority to expand Ice Air s obligation beyond the terms of these express warranties or to state that the performance of the product is other than that published by Ice Air General Conditions The above warranties are void if Ice Air s equipment has been damaged misused subjected to abnormal use or service or its serial number has been ...

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