Appendixes
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Problem
Possible causes
Possible solutions
Circuit breaker open
Reset the breaker.
Variable speed 1 or variable
speed 2 fan switches on, runs
at full speed, and then turns off.
The hysteresis is not high enough.
The outside temperature is rising
and falling quickly. This happens
most often in the spring and fall.
Adjust the hysteresis setting or overlap the
variable speed 1 or variable speed 2 fan
settings. For more information, read
Configuring hysteresis
Variable speed fan responds to
only a small portion of the 0 to
100% range
Incorrect motor curve
Configure the stage to use the other motor
curve. For more information, read
Configuring variable stages
Curtain opens when it should
close or closes when it should
open
Incorrect wiring, the close and
open wires are reversed.
Correct the wiring. For more information,
read
Connecting curtain machines
16
Staged heater cycles on and off
The heater set points are too
close to the variable speed fan set
points.
Adjust the set points to be farther apart. For
more information, read
Programming
variable cooling stages
Programming variable heating stages
page 51.
The heater is too large for the
room
Replace the heater with a smaller output
unit.
The stage is set up as a duty
cycle
Configure the relay as heating. For more
information, read
Configuring relays for
heating, cooling, or duty cycle
Alarm relay not operating alarm
system
Incorrect wiring
Correct the wiring. For more information,
read
Connecting an alarm system
20
Relay does not switch load on
Incorrect wiring
Correct the wiring. For more information,
read the appropriate installation section.
The relay is configured as OFF.
Configure the relay properly. For more
information, read
Configuring relays,
starting on page 33.
The set point is incorrect
Adjust the setting. For more information,
read the appropriate programming section.
The relay is configured as cool for
a heater.
Change the configuration for the relay to
heat. For more information, read
Configuring relays,
starting on page 33.
The relay is configured as heat for
a fan.
Change the configuration for the relay to
cool. For more information, read
Configuring relays,
starting on page 33.
No power to the load
Check the power and circuit breaker for the
load.
Faulty equipment
Manually test the equipment and repair or
replace it if necessary.
Blown relay
Solve the problem that caused the relay to
blow and then replace the circuit board or
use a different relay.
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