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Honeywell Home VNT5200H1000 User Manual

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Problem Possible Cause or
Symptom
Test Procedure Solution
HRV/ERV
operating
only on high
speed, no
communication
between unit &
wall controls.
HRV/ERV
supply or
exhaust fan
runs only on
high.
Dehumidistat of
the wall controls
activated.
T-3 Timer 20/40/60
mins. activated.
Short circuit
between G &
R terminals of
REMOTES on
Speed Control™.
Faulty wire between
control and H/ERV.
Faulty wall control.
Disconnect all wall controls
from unit
Ensure all other wall controls
are not in override mode.
Inspect the wires to insure not
damage.
Remove wall control and verify
it at the H/ERV.
Ensure all wall controls
and Speed Control wire
connections correspond
to their matching letters
Ensure no nails, staples
or screws are shorting
out the wires.
Replace LVC PCB
board, wall control and
wires.
Motor not
functioning.
Motor failure.
Failure to the HVC
or LVC PCB board.
Wire connection or
wire sequence not
corresponding to
wiring diagram.
Run capacitor failure
Resistance test: Unplug H/ERV
unit and with a multimeter
Test the motor resistance
(BLUE & BLACK wires) of the
motor. The range should be
between 33-39 Ohms
Then proceed to measure the
resistance (BLUE & BROWN
wires) the range should be
between 56-64 Omhs
If resistance falls within the
above ranges the motor is good.
If capacitor is swollen or
disgured,itisdenitelybad.
Check amperage in leads
going to capacitor when in
operation. If capacitor is open,
noamperagewillow.
Remove from circuit and check
for short circuits or grounds
(use ohmmeter only).
Replace the HVC or LVC
Board
Correct faulty connection
or wire sequence to
correspond to the wiring
diagram.
Replace the run
capacitor and/or Motor
Yellow blinking
LED on speed
controller.
Defrost Thermister
not properly
connected to HVC
Controller
Defrost Thermister
is defective
Ensure proper connection of
thermister.
Remove access panel to
expose HVC controller verify
defrost thermister is connected
to the “T2” terminal on HVC
controller.
Unplug defrost thermister
from HVC controller & check
readings with Ohm meter.
If defrost thermister
is not connected,
please plug-in on
HVC controller on the
terminals marked “TEMP
SENSOR”.
Connect the Ohm meter
to red terminal and if
receive no readings
0, replace defrost
thermister.
TrueFRESH™ ERV/HRV Ventilation Systems 69-2480EF—17 37
Troubleshooting (continued)

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Honeywell Home VNT5200H1000 Specifications

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BrandHoneywell Home
ModelVNT5200H1000
CategoryFan
LanguageEnglish

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