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4.1  AHU W

iring

5.  SETTING UP THE UNIT

When powered ON, the FIN-6MD performs a 30-second booting sequence followed by a 30-minute period 

where is stays OFF, but will activate if a heating or cooling call is sent to the AHU.

Refer to local building codes to determine the required airflow.

1.  Doublecheck the wiring, and turn power back ON to the AHU. 

2.  Set the thermostat to send a heating or cooling call, or jump R and Y on the terminal block. This will 

force the ventilation ON for at least 5 minutes.

3.  Measure the airflow.  

If it needs adjustment, perform steps 4. If the airflow does not need adjustment, go to step 5. 

4.  The damper is factory set to fully open position. To adjust it, set the left pot to 

DAMPER 

ADJUSTMENT

 to start the AHU blower, and wait 5 seconds. The LED will blink continuously to 

indicate the unit is in DAMPER ADJUSTMENT mode. 

While measuring the airflow, adjust the damper using the RUN TIME % pot until you’ve reached the 

desired value.  

5.  Select the desired mode according to the table and map in section 7.3. Doing so also saves the 

damper adjustment made in the previous step if applicable. 

6.  Set the RUN TIME %

 

pot.  

7.  Install the supplied cover to protect the adjustment pots and 

prevent an accidental change of settings. Note that the hole may 

be hidden by the label. 

6.  TESTING

When powered ON, the FIN-6MD performs a 30-second booting sequence followed by a 30-minute period 

where it stays OFF, but will activate if a heating or cooling call is sent to the AHU. 

6.1  B

loWer

 

door

 

test

 (

force

 

tHe

 

dAmper

 

closed

)

If the access to the integrated switch OR to the remote switch (if 

applicable) is 

easy

, set the integrated switch OR remote switch to 

OFF. 

If the access to the switch is 

not easy

, such as in an attic:

1.  Turn OFF the power to the AHU at the service panel.

2.  Turn the power to the AHU back ON at the service panel.

3.  Wait 30 seconds for the booting sequence to execute. 

4.  Make sure that the thermostat will not send a heating or cooling 

call.

5.  Unit is OFF with its damper closed for 30 minutes, but will 

activate if a heating or cooling call is sent to the AHU.

6.2  V

entilAtion

 

test

 (

forcing

 

tHe

 

Unit

 on):

1.  Turn OFF the power to the AHU at the service panel, and make sure that the integrated or remote switch 

is set to ON.

2.  Turn the power back ON at the service panel.

3.  Wait 30 seconds for the booting sequence to execute. 

4.  Set the thermostat to send a heating or cooling call, 

or

 jump R and Y on the terminal block. This will force 

the ventilation ON for at least 5 minutes.

7.  USER INFORMATION

7.1  i

ntegrAted

 

And

 

remote

 

sWitcHes

This unit is equipped with an integrated ON/OFF switch. For more 

convenience, your FIN-6MD can also be connected to a remote 

switch. 

To use a remote switch, disconnect the integrated switch and 

connect the remote switch in the same manner that the integrated 

one was connected. 

7.2  U

ser

 s

erVicing

 i

nstrUctions

•  Inspect the outdoor air intake at least once a year.

•  These recommendations may change according to the environmental conditions in your area.

Y

W

G

F

G

R

C

COM

NC

NO

Internal

Logic

CFIS

System

Y

W

G

R

C

Y   W  G   R   C

Thermostat

Optional Installation Wiring (Recommended if existing Y/W 

connections are present at AHU) 

FIN-6MD Hard Connections 

AHU

AHU Wiring Options

J4

Mandatory Installation Wiring

Ref. : 1103507 rev. B

Damper 

fully open

Damper 

half open

Run time % =   Required Airflow       Example : Run Time % =  60 CFM   = 50% 

 

Measured Airflow 

120 CFM

ON

Integrated switch

ON

Integrated switch

7.3  c

omfort

 m

ode

Should the air inside your house become too humid, or if such conditions want to be prevented, the operation 

mode of your FIN-6MD can be changed from a Code-Compliant one (modes 1 and 2) to a Comfort Mode 

(modes A to E). Refer to the map below to make the right choice.
When making such change, make sure to only change the Mode and to leave the Run time % as it was set by 

your installer. If in doubt, refer to your HVAC contractor.

7.4  t

roUBlesHooting

A LED indicator is located to the right of the terminal block on the unit and communicates the different states 

of the unit. Blinking patterns and ways to address them, if applicable, are as follows:

Sensor error

1 blink

Disconnect the terminal block, and connect again. If the error 

persists, replace the unit.

Damper error

2 blinks

Disconnect the terminal block. 

Open unit (see image below). 

Perform a visual inspection and remove any debris hindering 

damper movement.

Close unit and put the terminal block back in place. 

If error persists, replace the unit.

Damper 

adjustment mode

Continuous blink

This is normal while the unit is in adjustment mode.

Learning mode

1 s ON, 10 s OFF This is normal. Will blink for 48 hours after being powered ON.

VN0012A

5B

5A

Selected mode*

Climate Zones**

1

 - Ashrae 2010/IRC/IMC (factory set)

Zones 1-5

2

 - Ashrae 2016/2019

Zones 1-5

A

 - Comfort mode Hot / Humid #1

Zones 2A and 1

B

 - Comfort mode Hot / Humid #2

Zones 1 and 2A

C

 - Comfort mode Hot / Dry

Zone 2B

D

 - Comfort mode Mixed / Humid

Zones 3A, 4A, 5A, 3C and 4C

E

 - Comfort mode Mixed / Dry

Zones 3B, 4B and 5B

*Refer to the label on the unit for the full limits table.

**As defined by the Department of Energy. 

OFF

20

30

405060 70

80

90

100

MODE

RUN 

TIME %

Damper

adjustment

(wait 5 sec.)

1

2  A B C

D
E

*D

.P.: D

ew poin

t

Code modes:

1- ASHRAE 2010/IRC/IMC (factory set)

2- Ashrae 2016/2019

Comfort modes:

A- Hot / Humid #1

B- Hot / Humid #2

C- Hot / Dry

D- Mixed / Humid

E- Mixed / Dry

 

1- Set left pot to DAMPER 

ADJUSTMENT.

2- Use right pot to adjust 

damper from fully 

open to half open.

3- Set the required mode 

to save damper setting.

4- Set the RUN TIME% to 

get the required 

ventilation level.

D.P.*

D.P.*

D.P.*

D.P.*

Lower limits (F)

Lower limits (F)

Upper limits (F)

Upper limits (F)

No thermostat call

Heating call

Cooling call

Selec

ted 

mode

1

78

80

85

80

80

96

98

102

90

95

14

14

14

14

14

32

32

32

32

32

-4

73

75

75

75

75

88

90

95

85

86

23

23

23

23

23

40

40

40

40

40

-4

A

B

C

D

E

2

Compliant - No limits

Compliant - No limits

-4

-4

Compliant - No limits

Compliant - No limits

Sensor Error

1 blink

2 blinks

Cont. blinks

1s ON &

10s OFF

Damper Error

Damper Adj.
Learning Mode

Broan-NuTone LLC    Hartford, Wisconsin

www.broan-nutone.com    800-558-1711

Refer to installation instructions 

for more details.

LED

SIGNAL

Switch

1103497B

AHU Wiring

SI

SO

R

I

G

GF W

Y

C

Internal insulation

Содержание FRESH IN FIN-6MD

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