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OPERATING SEQUENCE

HEATING

1.  The  thermostat  initiates  the  heating  cycle  activating  the  controller  and  the 

elements of the first heating stage. The blower starts at low speed and at the same 

time  the  first  two  elements  turn  on.  Their  respective  indicator  lights  display

 

heating element activity.

2.  Approximately  10  seconds  after  the  first  two  elements  activate,  the  other

 

elements turn on in sequence, one at a time. The blower fan increases speed as 

each  element  turns  on. After  all  elements  are  active  the  controller  enters  into 

automatic modulating mode (if selected) maintaining a comfortable delivered air 

temperature.

COOLING 

The thermostat activates the air conditioning cycle. The blower starts at cooling 

speed  and  the  A/C  condenser  is  activated.  After  approximately  7  minutes  of 

cooling  operation,  the  blower  speed  adjusts  to  the  latent  cooling  mode  to 

maximize  dehumidification.  This  cycle  is  cancelable  at  the  dipswitch  on  the

 

furnace controller if conventional high speed sensible only cooling is preferred.

The selection of the modulation or non modulating function must be performed by 

a qualified technician.

WARNING

;FAILURE TO FOLLOW PROPER PROCEDURE MAY

RESULT IN SERIOUS HARM OR DEATH.

MANUAL CONTROLS (fig 1)

The POWER option and CONTINUOUS FAN switches are located on the fur-

nace upper panel.

When the POWER switch is set to “MAX”, all heating elements are operational.

When the POWER switch is set to “MODERATE”, the furnace operates at re-

duced heating capacity. This option is best suited to spring and fall conditions or 

periods of low heat demands.

Summary of Contents for ELECTRIC WARM AIR FURNACE

Page 1: ...nstaller and where required by law a licenced technician FOR SERVICE CALL INSTALLATION INFORMATION _________________ _________________ Installing Contractor Telephone Number _________________ _________________ Unit Model Number Unit Serial Number _________________ Date of Installation MANUFACTURED BY SUMMERAIRE MANUFACTURING ...

Page 2: ...e The blower starts at cooling speed and the A C condenser is activated After approximately 7 minutes of cooling operation the blower speed adjusts to the latent cooling mode to maximize dehumidification This cycle is cancelable at the dipswitch on the furnace controller if conventional high speed sensible only cooling is preferred The selection of the modulation or non modulating function must be...

Page 3: ...nt LEDS also serve as fault indicators Should the airflow be restricted by dirty air filters these two LEDs will flash to indicated poor air flow Simply turn off the furnace and replace the filter with one the same as the original equipment and restart the furnace The fault condition should reset CIRCUIT BREAKER The circuit breaker is located at the right hand side of the front control panel In th...

Page 4: ... than room temperature If unit does not start cut power and call a qualified service technician MOTOR LUBRICATION Do NOT lubricate the blower motor it is permanently lubricated AIR FILTER This furnace should never be operated without filters A DIRTYAIR FILTER CAUSES INEFFICIENCYAND HIGHER OPERATING COSTS Clean or replace filters each heating season Filter specifications for the air filter installe...

Page 5: ...5 Filter size 20 X 20 x 1 CSA or ULC Certified Approved Type Disposable Note Changing the type or size of filter used in your Summeraire furnace can seriously affect the operation of the furnace ...

Page 6: ...rio and which prove defective after inspection and testing by Summeraire Mfg Any labour involved in effecting repair or replacement including diagnostic labour is excluded from this Warranty Warranty of parts replaced under this warranty ONLY assume the remaining period of the Original Warranty LIMITATIONS 1 This warranty does not cover defects or damages on equipment without serial number or wher...

Page 7: ...arranty is subject to the equipment being serviced and maintained as outlined in the Installation and User Manuals on an annual basis Failure to do so may void this warranty 10 Summeraire Mfg shall not be responsible for any consequential damages caused by any defect in the product 11 This is the ONLY warranty made by Summeraire Mfg All other warranties conditions or guaranties expressed or implie...

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