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WARRANTY/MAINTENANCE/TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

• The bypass tube or humidifier is installed in front of air-

conditioning coils or is blocked in some other way – move to

another location and ensure maximum air flow.

• The fan delay on your furnace is not set properly and the

furnace fan is shutting off too early when the air is still hot. You

should discuss with a HVAC professional to have your

furnace's fan cycle adjusted so you are maximizing the heat

delivered to your home. If the furnace is not adjusted you will

have to consider the use of a flow through pressure switch

(through our parts and service line) or bypass the humidifiers

control and have the unit hardwired to your furnace by an

electrician or HVAC professional.

• Your furnace is located in an enclosed space like a closet, and as

a result the temperature in that space is very hot , this is not a

good condition. Proper ventilation is necessary for your furnace

to operate properly you should consult a HVAC professional. If

this is the case you will have to consider the use of a flow

through pressure switch (through our parts and service line) or

bypass the humidifiers control and have the unit hardwired to

your furnace by an electrician or HVAC professional.

• Your furnace is not operating properly and running too hot –

consult a HVAC professional.

PROBLEM: THE HUMIDISTAT READING DOES NOT

SEEM TO MATCH THE HUMIDITY LEVEL IN THE HOME;

IT IS HIGHER OR LOWER

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Humidistat is not located in the proper

location. Sensing the humidity level in the duct is usually an

accurate and easy way to read the humidity level in the home –

however depending on the home, and the home's ventilation

system, the unit may be sensing a false humidity level

REMEDY:

• Model 5000 humidifier comes with a humidistat which can be

duct mounted or wall mounted. For model 6000 humidifier you

may purchase a wired remote humidistat sensor. You should

relocate your humidity sensor to a central location perhaps close

to the home's thermostat to give you a better indication of the

humidity level.

PROBLEM: NO WATER GETTING TO THE EVAPORATOR PAD

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Humidistat is not turned up.

REMEDY: Turn up the humidistat, wait for the furnace to be in

heating mode and the green "humidisense" light to turn on. You

will hear the solenoid valve click.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: No power to the unit.

REMEDY: Turn on the power, turn up the humidistat, wait for the

furnace to be in heating mode and the green "humidisense" light

to turn on. You will hear the solenoid valve click.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: The furnace is not in heating mode.

REMEDY: Wait for the furnace to be in heating mode and the green

"humidisense" light on the side to turn on. The solenoid will click.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: After the furnace has gone into heating mode

the humidistat was turned down or the humidity level rose above

the set point.

REMEDY: No water will run if at the beginning of the heating or

if during the heating cycle the humidistat is not calling for

humidity. The unit will wait for the next heating cycle and if the

humidistat is calling for humidity then allow water to flow.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Water supply is not turned on.

REMEDY: Ensure that the self piercing valve is installed correctly

(see section in instructions) and open fully.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Water is blocked at either the water inlet filter

or at the orifice fitting. It is not common for the inlet filter or

orifice fitting to become blocked. To ensure against this, when

installing the unit do not use any existing water tubing from old

units as there may be some sort of build up in the line. When you

replace your humidifiers evaporator pad you should also replace

the water inlet filter (see maintenance schedule).

REMEDY:

• To check that there is water getting to the humidifier, turn off

the water, disconnect the water supply to the unit, and turn

the water back on. Allow the water to flow into a bucket, and

then reconnect the water after test.

• Check that the water inlet filter is not plugged. Replace if

required. (Procedure in Maintenance Guide)

• Check that the black orifice fitting is not plugged. (Procedure in

Maintenance Guide)

PROBLEM: THERE IS TOO MUCH WATER

GOING DOWN THE DRAIN

POSSIBLE CAUSE: The unit is installed improperly and is not

performing efficiently.

REMEDY: Check your installation in the appropriate section in

the instructions and make any necessary adjustments.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: The home's furnace is not supplying the

design conditions for the humidifier. In order to maximize the

humidifier's output and ensure efficient operation the following

conditions should be maintained

• Air temp to the evaporator pad – 120°F

• Water temperature to the evaporator pad – 60°F

• Air pressure through the unit 0.5" wg sp.

These conditions are A.R.I. standards and all humidifier

manufacturers use them.

REMEDY: If you suspect that the furnace or that conditions at the

humidifier cannot be maintained to ensure maximum output

efficiency replace the supplied self piercing water valve with a

proper shut off valve and back off the water supplied to the unit

until the amount of water being drained is acceptable for you.