WaterFurnace Premier2, Owner'S Manual

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Premier2 Owner’s Manual
Water Supply for Well Water Systems
An adequate water supply to the unit is very important. Do not let anyone disrupt the water
supply by rerouting the supply line or tapping into it without first checking with your
WaterFurnace dealer. If the well pumping system requires service or is inoperable, your unit
should be turned off until an adequate water supply is restored.
Water Supply For Closed Loop Systems
No regular maintenance is required. However, if you notice air noise within the piping or
your loop is ever damaged by excavation, contact your WaterFurnace dealer.
Drain Pan
• In the cooling mode, moisture removed from the air forms as condensation on the air
coil and the resulting water runs down to the condensate drain pan. The drain can pick
up lint and dirt, especially with dirty air filters. If overflow occurs, the
DRAIN
light will
come on and the system will shut down.
• If the water does not run freely, clean the drain pipe. Pour a capful of bleach in the
drain pan once a year. This helps to prevent algae.
• To gain access to the drain pan for inspection: Turn off all power to unit and auxiliary
heat. Remove the screw located above the top center of the fan compartment door.
Lift the door up and pull out at the bottom. The drain pan is the black plastic or metal
rectangular pan with the drain hole in the middle.
What about regular service?
Your Premier2 system requires no regular maintenance. However, once a year or so, have
the unit inspected by an independent WaterFurnace dealer. They will check the unit’s perfor-
mance and make sure that your Premier2 unit is heating and cooling at its peak performance
level. If your unit is using a well as its water supply, your unit may need periodic cleaning to
remove mineral deposits.
If my unit shuts off, how do I reset it?
To reset the unit, repeatedly push the
MODE
button on the thermostat until the display
reads
OFF
.
• If FAN ON is displayed, it must also be turned off by pushing the FAN button.
• The TROUBLE signal will continue flashing or remain on for up to 60 seconds after
turning the system and fan off.
• After the TROUBLE signal goes out, turn the system back on to the desired
MODE and re-select FAN ON if desired.
• Unit operation should resume within five minutes if heating or cooling is required.