Honeywell W8150 User Manual (English)

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Carolyn AndrewsJul 25, 2025
What to do if Honeywell W8150 damper does not open or close?
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  Rebecca HaleJul 25, 2025
  If the damper on your Honeywell Fan isn't opening or closing, start by checking the wiring connections against the appropriate wiring diagram to ensure it is correctly wired. Verify that 24 Vac is applied to the actuator. If the wiring and voltage are correct, manually open the damper to check for free movement; it should return to the closed position when no power is applied. If the damper moves freely but doesn't operate with 24 volts applied, replace the damper actuator. If the damper doesn't move freely, replace the fresh air damper.
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Bradley MckeeJul 30, 2025
Why is my Honeywell Fan running all the time?
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  Don RodriguezJul 30, 2025
  Your Honeywell Fan might be running constantly because the device is set to override. To fix this, move the switch to the On position for automatic operation. Another reason could be that the remote switch is on; adjust it to the desired position. Also, check if the Thermostat Fan switch is in the On position, which is normal operation. The HVAC system might also be running to meet heating or cooling needs, which is also normal. Alternatively, the ventilation limit might be set to 100%; try setting it to 60%, or increase ventilation airflow through the fresh air duct and adjust the settings. Low ventilation airflow can also cause this issue.
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tami96Aug 3, 2025
How to increase airflow in my Honeywell W8150?
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  Tony LeachAug 3, 2025
  If you're experiencing insufficient airflow with your Honeywell Fan, begin by checking for any obstructions in the fresh air duct and weather hood. Inspect the ductwork for kinks, and ensure all manual dampers are fully open. Also, verify that the stops on the EARD damper allow it to open fully. If necessary, consider increasing the duct size or adding a booster fan to the fresh air duct. After making any changes to the ductwork, repeat the Measuring Airflow section.
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Ronald TaylorAug 7, 2025
Why Honeywell W8150 Fan doesn't turn on after pressing the test button?
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  Lori FosterAug 7, 2025
  If your Honeywell Fan doesn't activate when you press the Test button, the issue could stem from wiring problems. Verify the wiring connections by referencing the appropriate system diagram. Another potential cause is that the HVAC system lacks power; ensure power is restored to the HVAC system.
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Jessica RussoAug 11, 2025
What does a flashing red light mean on my Honeywell Fan?
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  ywrightAug 11, 2025
  A flashing red light during normal operation of your Honeywell Fan indicates low voltage. Check the voltage from the transformer to ensure it's at least 20 Vac. If the voltage is correct, replace the W8150 Control. If the voltage is not correct, disconnect the damper and remote switch connections and check again. If the voltage still doesn't reach at least 20 Vac, replace the transformer.
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Ashley BarnesAug 16, 2025
How to fix flashing red light during test mode on Honeywell W8150?
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  Sarah ForbesAug 16, 2025
  A flashing red light during the test mode on your Honeywell Fan indicates that the current settings do not meet the selected ventilation requirement. This could be due to insufficient airflow; measure the airflow and check the dial setting, referring to the 'Not enough airflow' problem for solutions. Alternatively, the ventilation on-time limit setting might be the issue. If the device is set to 60%, set the ventilation control to 100% maximum on time. If the device is set to 100%, there may not be enough airflow through the fresh air duct. Ventilation will continue according to the settings, but the chosen standard might not be met.
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Ruben WhiteheadAug 20, 2025
Why is there no light on my Honeywell W8150 ventilation control?
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  Sherri MezaAug 20, 2025
  If there is no light on the ventilation control of your Honeywell Fan when the switch is set to On, Override Off, or Remote Only with a remote switch on, it could be due to a lack of power to the control. Verify that there is 24-volt input to the R and C terminals on the ventilation control. Also, check the wiring connections according to the appropriate system diagram and replace the transformer if needed. Another possible cause is device malfunction. Try cycling the power off to the control for ten seconds and then recheck. If the control does not recover, replace the ventilation control.