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The module is secured with two screws and 
tabbed into a base plate mounted to the base 
pan.  Some new zoning regulations require that 
incoming air be conditioned.
If troubleshooting the Make-Up Air Module with 
an amp probe, the amperage should be between 
.75 and 1-amp, measured on the blue wire of the 
Make-Up Air Module harness.  This is dependent 
upon the line voltage.
If for some reason the customer doesn’t want 
to use the MUAM and complains of air coming 
through the Zoneline, a panel can be ordered 
and installed (Part #: WP76X21320) to block the 
outside opening.
As viewed from the front, the MUAM is 
located on the left side and located on 
the back side of the bulkhead.  Some 
models may have a replaceable lter.  Most 
properties will have their own maintenance 
personel do this replacement.
When the Zoneline is rst powered, the 
MUAM cycles on and the damper assembly 
door closes, then two variable speed fans 
turn on.  The fans run for approximately 
30 seconds (speed will change) with the 
door closed.  The MUAM monitors the fans 
running with door closed.  After 30 seconds, 
the damper door opens and the control is 
able to detect a change in fan operation.  The 
control is able to detect the air resistance 
when door is open and closed through 
current draw.  If the control does not see 
a change, the damper door is considered 
inoperative in either the open or closed 
position and will set a Fault Code of 24 
(replace the damper assembly).  If the control 
detects a bad fan condition, a Fault Code of 
23 will be logged (replace the module).  After 
30 seconds, the compressor will cycle on 
(if temperature and humidity requirements 
have been met).  If the control detects the 
sealed system is not operating correctly, 
Fault Code 23 will be set and the module 
will need to be replaced.  Located within 
the MUAM control box are a microcontroller, 
outdoor thermistor, sealed system thermistor 
and humidity sensor.  MUAM components 
(except for damper assembly) are not 
available separately requiring the module to 
be replaced.
Connections on the main control to 
the MUAM are through J305 and J404 
connectors located on the back of the control.
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