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Therma-Stor Products Group DEH 3000R manual

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  • Page 1

    IN ST ALL ER ’S & O WN ER ’S M AN U AL HV AC I NST ALLE R: PLE ASE LEA VE M ANU AL F OR HOME OWNE R Dehu midi fier & V entila tio n Sy ste m Co ntro lle r © 2008 Therma-Stor LLC • Man ual P/N TS-506b P .O. Box 8680 Madison, WI 53708 • TOLL-FREE 1-800-533-7533 • www .thermastor .com • sales@thermastor .com D E H 3000R D E H 300[...]

  • Page 2

    T able of Conte nts 1. Contents & Sp ecifications ... ....... ........ ....... ........ ........ ...... 2 2. Installation .... ....... ........ ....... ........ ........ ....... ........ ....... ...... 2 2.1 Inst all Inst ruction s .. ....... ........ ........ ....... ........ ....... ....... 2 2.2 Wiring..... ....... ........ ....... ........[...]

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    3 2.2 W iri ng W ARNING! DO N O T AL L O W T H E Y E L L O W W I R E F R O M T H E U L T R A - A I R E D E H U M I D I F I ER T O C O N T AC T T H E R E D O R W H I T E W I R E S F R O M T H E U L T RA - A I R E D E H U M I D I F I E R , D AM AG E T O T H E 2 4 - V O L T T R A N S F O R M E R W I L L R E S U L T . W ARNING! THE RE MO TE CO NTR OL O[...]

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    2. R un t h e Y el low wi re f r om t he A/ C un it to t he CO M te r mi na l on t he DE H 30 0 0R . En erg ize t h e A/ C c ent r a l f an d uri ng d e h u m id ific ati on T o a uto mat i c al ly run t h e A/ C F AN wh en the d e h u mi difi er r u n s . 1. Atta ch a se co n d Gr ee n w ir e t o th e G re en f a n wi re te rm in a l on t he th [...]

  • Page 5

    2.5 T esting Ve rify the wiring connect ions. W ARNING! ON L Y C O N N E C T T H E W H I T E W I R E T O T H E C O N T R O L I F I T I S W I R E D I N A C I R C U I T T H R O U G H A N E L E C T R I C D AM PE R , O TH E R W I S E T R A N S F O R M E R D A M A G E M A Y R E S U L T . Af ter ch e c k i n g the wi r i n g , t his sh o r t t es t w ill[...]

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    F OR INST ALLER & HOMEO WNER: 3 . O p e r a t i o n On th e d i s p l a y scr een , a sol id “O” i n f ro nt of any of th e 3 fu nct ion s ( S E TP OIN T , VE N T , F AN ) i nd ica t e s the fu nct i o n i s op era t i ng . A fl ash ing “ O ” in dic ate s it is in a w a it mo de a n d no t a v a il abl e a t t he mom ent . No “O ” [...]

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    5. P r es s t he “ C L O C K” bu tto n a g ai n a nd the d a y di spl ay wil l fla sh. U se th e “ RH” b u t t on s t o c han g e t h e val ue. 6. D o n’ t t ouc h a ny b u t t on s f or s e v e r al se con ds u n t i l t he dis p l a y st ops fla s h i n g , t h i s w il l s ave yo ur set tin g s . If yo u n eed t o ch ang e a n yt hin[...]

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    3 . 8 D a m p e r O p e r a t i on a n d V en ti l a t i o n , M a n u a l ( H o l d ) M o d e Th e “ VEN T ” s e tt ing co n t r o l s the ve nti l at ion fu nct i o n o f the sy ste m. I t h as no co ntr o l o v er th e d ehu m i d i fi ca t i o n fun cti o n . In or der to p r o v id e v ent i l at ion , t h e m oto riz e d d a mp er mus t [...]

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    Y o u can se lec t f r o m: “M ON- FRI ” “ S A T -S U N ” f or se par ate we ekd ay and w e e k en d sc hed ule s , or “ M O N -S UN” wh ich g i v e s you eq ual w e e k da y a nd we eke nd s c h e d ul es. 3. U s in g t he U p / D ow n “ R H” b u tt ons , h i g h li ght an d t h e n sel ect on e o f t h e t w o cho ice s . T h e e [...]

  • Page 10

    5.1 Remote Sensor Usage IMPOR T ANT! • The use of spray paint on the sensor housing may damage the sensor and is not covered by the product warranty . The remote sensing option is used when an installation requires mounting the DEH 3000R out of the conditioned space or when it is desired to specifically monitor and control the conditions at a pa[...]

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    11 Li mi te d Wa r ra nt y. The r ma -S to r, LL C (“ Th e rm a- St or ”) wa rr an ts as fol lo ws : (i) th e DE H 3 00 0R (“ Pr od uc t” ) w il l b e fr ee of mat er i al de fe ct s in wo rk ma ns h ip or m at er ia ls fo r a p er io d o f th re e (1) ye ar (“ On e- Ye ar Wa rr an ty ”) fo ll ow in g the da te of i ni ti al pu rc ha se[...]

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    PO Box 8680 • Madison , WI 53 708 Phone: 608-222-5301 • Fax: 608-222-1447 www .thermastor .com • sales@thermastor .com Information in t his document is subject to change without not ice . No part of this documen t may be r eproduced or transmitt ed in any fo rm or by an y means, electronic o r mechanic al, for any purpose , without the expres[...]