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Step 6 Connect tubes to door ports as illustrated in Step 6. (record readings). Fresh Air Stale Air Step 5 Step 6 Measuring Fresh Air Side (Always connect left side port Measuring Stale Air Side (Always connect left side port first). first). 10203040706070809010001020304070607080901000 Note: It is normal practice to lightly tap gauge if reading is non-responsive. Step 7 Damper airflows as required. Step 8 Repeat Steps 5 and 6 as required to confirm airflows 26 Air Flow Balancing using the Door Ports Models RNC155 and RNC200 Only The door ports ( MODELS RNC155 & RNC 200) are designed to quickly and measure the airflows for balancing. Normally the HRV would be balanced on high speed. If the HRV is connected to a forced air system, both systems should be set to run at the highest operational speed when balancing is performed. Balancing Procedure Step 1 Remove balancing port covers. Step 2 Insert one end of each connection hose into a rubber fitting. (Use light pressure until fitting is snug). Step 3 Attach the connection hoses to pressure gauge Step 4 Fresh Air - Connect hoses to door ports as illustrated (record reading). Step 5 Stale Air - Connect hoses to door ports as illustrated (record reading). Step 6 Refer to the Airflow Reference Chart for the conversion of gauge reading to airflow reading. Step 7 Damper the airflows as required to balance the system. The fresh airflow must equal the stale airflow. Step 8 Repeat steps 4 to 7 as required to confirm airflows. Magnehelic Door Port Balancing Kit Part No. 99-206 Use the Magnehelic Gauge Kit (Part No. 99-206) for door port balancing. 1 - Pressure Gauge 4 - Rubber Fittings 2 - Connection Hoses 1 - Instruction Page Airflow Reference Chart Pressure Gauge Reading (in w.g.) Fresh Air Stream Flow (cfm) Stale Air Stream Flow (cfm) 0.070 75 54 0.080 80 59 0.090 84 65 0.100 89 70 0.110 93 75 0.120 98 81 0.130 102 86 0.140 106 91 0.150 111 97 0.160 115 102 0.170 120 114 0.180 124 118 0.190 128 123 0.200 133 128 0.210 137 133 0.220 142 138 0.230 146 143 0.240 151 148 0.250 155 153 0.260 159 158 0.270 164 163 0.280 168 167 0.290 173 172 0.300 177 177 0.310 181 182 0.320 186 187 0.330 190 192 0.340 195 197 Fresh Air Step 4 Measuring Fresh Air Side (Connect to both ports at the same time). MAGNEHELIC Pressure Gauge MAGNEHELIC Pressure Gauge Stale Air Step 5 Measuring Stale Air Side (Connect to both ports at the same time). DoorportbalancingisonlyavailableforModelsRNC155andRNC200. 27 Interlocking HRV Operation to an Airhandler/Furnace Blower When using the Interface relay contacts to initiate blower operation on a furnace, certain thermostats will initiate the outdoor cooling condenser when R and G are closed. Use this wiring configuration to prevent the Interface relay contacts from initializing the condenser unit. This problem can occur at the thermostat because the Y terminal is connected to the G terminal internal to the stat. When R and G are closed at the furnace (by dehumidistat or relay) 24 Volts is sent to G at thermostat. 24 Volts is then sent through Y which will initiate outdoor condenser. Wire Connector 28 Wiring Diagrams Model RNC5-TPD TO MOTORS BLUE RED INTERFACE RELAY CONTACTS DEFROST DETAILS P1 12 3 4 PIN 1 - RED PIN 2 - ORANGE PIN 3 - BLACK PIN 4 - SPARE PCB PLUG - IN RED BLACK PLUG IN CONNECTOR BI-DIRECTIONAL DAMPER MOTOR ORANGE RED BLACK ORANGE Model RNC5 (Only) 29 Wiring Diagrams RNC120D HRV Control Box TO MOTORS INTERFACE RELAY CONTACTS BLUE DEFROST DETAILS P1 12 3 4 PIN 1 - RED PIN 2 - ORANGE PIN 3 - BLACK PIN 4 - SPARE PCB PLUG - IN RED BLACK PLUG IN CONNECTOR BI-DIRECTIONAL DAMPER MOTOR ORANGE RED BLACK ORANGE 60-120D-WIRING 30 Wiring Diagrams RNC95/RNC10/RNC20/RNC155/RNC200 RNC3WIRINGDIAGRAM LEGEND HIGHVOLTAGE 12VLOWVOLTAGE FIELDINSTALLED 12VLOWVOLTAGE FANMOTORDETAILS +- 12VACP4N/CCOMMONN/OTOMOTORK1K2K3K43/4AMPFUSECR1C1VDR1VDR2VDR3AUTOTRANST9T8T6T5T4T3T2P1SPAREFANO/PC4C5P518GREENWHITEBLACK120VPOWER SUPPLY WHITEBLUEBLACKREDINTERFACERELAYCONTACTSAUTOTRANSFORMERT7NEUTRALLINET10T11T12P2DEHUMIDISTATREDP3THERMISTORBLUEINTERNALDEHUMIDISTAT(IFAPPLICABLE) SEEDEFROSTDETAILT1GROUNDRED+12VORANGEOBCSBLACKDEHUMIDISTATGREENLEDDRIVERECIRCULATELOWFANGREENGROUNDCOMMSFACTORYINSTALLEDJUMPERHSREMOTEDFR2DFR3SW1ONNON- FUNCTIONALFUTUREUSETERMINALS GREEN CAPACITOR ORANGEDIRECTMOUNTEDCAPACITORYELLOW T9 T6 BLACK DEFROSTDETAILS ModelRNC5(Only) PCBPLUG-IN PLUGIN P1 12 BI-DIRECTIONAL DAMPERMOTOR RED BLACK ORANGE RED BLACK CONNECTOR ORANGE 3 4 PIN1-RED PIN2-ORANGE PIN3-BLACK PIN4-SPARE PCBPLUG-IN BI-DIRECTIONAL DAMPERMOTOR RED BLACK ORANGE RED BLACK PLUGIN CONNECTOR ORANGE P1 12 3 4 PIN1-BLACK PIN2-ORANGE PIN3-RED PIN4-SPARE 98-RNC3-001 INSHRV 0104 31 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause Poor Air Flow • 1/4” (6mm) mesh on the outside hoods is plugged • filters plugged • core obstructed • house grilles closed or blocked • dampers are closed if installed • poor power supply at site • duct is restricting HRV • improper speed control setting • HRV air flow improperly balanced Supply air ...
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