DewStop breeze easy F100-1W, Руководство по установке

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Testing The Control
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1. After you have completely installed the control, selected your timer and sensor settings, and attached the wall plate
on the control, you can turn on the breaker to apply power.
WARNING: If the breaker trips or the fuse blows, STOP
and call a qualified electrician to investigate the problem. Turn the breaker OFF until the problem has been corrected.
2. Press the Fan ON/OFF button to see the fan turn ON, press the button again to see the fan turn OFF.
3. With the fan OFF, you can test the sensor by blowing into the sensor as if you were blowing on a mirror to steam it.
Use three puffs of breath and the fan will come ON automatically. The blue LED will pulse slowly; this shows you
the control is sensing condensation.
4. Sensor Shut-Off: To turn off the sensor and make the control just a manually activated adjustable timer, hold down the
fan ON/OFF button for 15 seconds. To turn the sensor back on, do so again.
ELECTRICAL SHOCK WARNING: This control is an automatic ON device. At no time should a person work on
the fan/light or any appliance connected to this control without the electrical circuit breaker or fuse switched
OFF. This control could turn ON the attached device by the unintended presence of condensation while the work is
being performed. Always disconnect the AC power before any work is done to any part of the circuit this control is
connected to. If you do not understand this warning, seek the services of a qualified licensed electrician.
AROUND EDGES
PUNCH-OUTS
WIRE ACCESS
VENT GROOVES
(Example)
APPLY
CAULKING
in these
types of
areas
WALL
ENCLOSURES
VARY IN
DESIGN;
SEAL ANY
OPENINGS
FOUND
Air Drafts In Wall Enclosure
FIGURE #6
Older homes may experience air flowing (drafts) from the inside wall
cavity into or out of the wall enclosure depending on the draft
situation. If this control is experiencing problems sensing
condensation, sealing any enclosure openings is needed. The wall
enclosure is easy to seal with standard painter’s caulking and a
caulking gun. To begin you must DISCONNECT all electrical power to
the control before sealing the openings. Unscrew all box switches
and pull them forward to allow access to the back of the enclosure.
Apply caulking into all openings in the enclosure, even the very small
ones. Seal every opening and around electrical wires at their entering
point. Also seal the perimeter around the enclosure between the wall
board and the enclosure. This will stop heat loss and allow this
control to sense the room and not the drafts in the walls.
(See FIGURE #6)