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1  Stale air intake port:

 

is connected to the registers located in the larger rooms of 

  

the 

house.

2  Fresh air port:

 

brings fresh air from the outdoors into the unit.

3 Exhaust 

port:

 

exhausts stale air to the outdoors, after the air has transferred 

 

 

its heat inside the heat recovery core.

4 Distribution 

port:

 

distributes fresh air into the house, after it has absorbed the 

 

 

heat of the stale air in the heat recovery core.

5 Mechanical 

filters:

 

trap the dust contained in the air and prevent the heat recovery 

 

 

core from becoming obstructed.

6  Heat recovery core:

 

is a counterflow type. It transfers the heat between the two air 

  

streams.

7 Blowers:

 

draw fresh air from outdoors and exhaust stale air to 

 

 

outdoors. The blower wheels are driven by two motors.

8 Capacitor:

 

is indispensable to proper motor operation.

9 Condensation 

tray:

 

is used to capture the water produced during heat transfer and 

 

 

defrost (in cold climate).

10 Drainage tube:

 

is connected to the condensation tray and serves to drain the 

  

water 

within.

11 Electronic circuit:

 

located inside the electrical box, insures proper operation of 

  

the 

unit.

12 Automatic defrost unit:

 

consists of one damper actuator, dampers and related 

   

controls. The defrost cycle is electronically controlled in 

 

 

response to the outdoor temperature (-5°C [23°F] to -40°C 

 

 

[-40°F]) and will increase in frequency as the temperature 

 

 

decreases. Its duration is of 5 or 6 minutes according to models.

13 Control connector:

 

located inside the electrical box, allows to connect the main 

 

  

and auxiliary controls.

14 Electrical cord:

 

for 120 V electrical supply.

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Summary of Contents for 1.8 HE

Page 1: ...81 USER MANUAL V NEE 2000 HE 3000 HE READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ADDRESS OF YOUR INSTALLER 02053 REV 06 VENMAR 1 8 HE 2 6 HE RESIDENTIAL PRODUCTS GROUP 550 LEMIRE BLVD DRUMMONDVILLE QC CANADA J2C...

Page 2: ...truction which if not followed may severely damage the unit and or its components WARNING CAUTION Make sure at all times that the outside hoods are free from any snow during the winter season It is im...

Page 3: ...d of safety Any third party replacement part used may cause serious damage and drastically reduce the performance level of your unit which will result in premature failing Also te manufacturer recomme...

Page 4: ...ained in the stale air before it is exhausted and transfers it to the fresh air drawn from the outdoors reverse process in summer 1 2 HEAT RECOVERY VF0024 The unit exhausts stale and humid air from th...

Page 5: ...RFLOW VF0025 During air exchange FRESH AIR TO BUILDING STALE AIR TO OUTDOORS FRESH AIR FROM OUTDOORS STALE AIR FROM BUILDING VF0002 During recirculation and defrost mode FILTERED AIR TO BUILDING STALE...

Page 6: ...eels are driven by two motors 8 Capacitor is indispensable to proper motor operation 9 Condensation tray isusedtocapturethewaterproducedduringheattransferand defrost in cold climate 10 Drainage tube i...

Page 7: ...ated for life Lubricating the bearings is not recommended 5 1 REGULAR MAINTENANCE CAUTION Because the unit is suspended two people are recommended to remove or install the heat recovery core Do not ho...

Page 8: ...oods are not blocked Operate the unit at low speed MIN Have the system s balancing checked Have the unit s defrost system checked Install a duct heater If the problem is still not solved call your ins...

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