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5. MaINTENaNCE
In addition to the maintenance procedure outlined below, we recommend that
you inspect the exterior hoods on your unit every month. This is to ensure
that your exhaust and fresh air supply ports are not restricted by debris (i.e.
cottonwood, leaves, grass, snow or frost (ice) buildup on the mesh cover(s).
Restriction of these ports will cause the unit to work inefficiently and
malfunction.
Caution:
Unplug the unit prior to performing maintenance or working inside
the unit. Please do not attempt to reposition the damper door as this will cause
permanent damage to the motor.
Every Six Months
Disconnect the power supply
1. Unlatch the door latches at the bottom of the front door panel and gently
raise the door to a level position while securely holding the door panel in
place (apply pressure to the right) (CAUTION - Door can slip off hinges).
Once open, hold the access door securely and slide it to the right. This will
disengage the upper hinges allowing the door to be removed.
2. Remove the filters as shown and wash in warm, soapy water, rinse, let dry
and replace.
3. Remove the HRV Winter Core by sliding it out evenly along the channel
tracks, wash in warm soapy water, rinse, let dry and replace. To replace
properly, slide the core back into the tracks with the label attached to the
core indicating the top upright position of the Core, in the most top upright
location.
Caution:
Do not expose the Summer Core to water. To do so will result in
permanent damage. Simply vacuum the surfaces of the summer core lightly
with a brush attachment. We suggest that you wear gloves when handling
the Cores as some edges may be sharp.
4. Clean and inspect the condensate trays by wiping with a damp cloth.
Observe the tray outlets and the drain hose to ensure they are clear of debris.
If debris is present flush out the drain system with warm soapy water or
have the hose replaced.
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