To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the wireless display show the wrong temperature on OSTBERG Air Handlers?
When the unit starts, the wireless display shows the wrong temperature because the unit is not correctly installed. All electrical installations must be performed by a qualified electrician. Order reinstallation if needed.
What to do if OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC Air Handlers are overheating?
If your OSTBERG Air Handlers are overheating, the overheating protection in the electric after heater may have been triggered. Cut power to the unit, check if the manual overheating protection in the electric after heater has triggered, reset the manual overheating protection, and then reset the alarm.
How to troubleshoot motor failure in OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC?
If you're experiencing motor failure in your OSTBERG Air Handlers, it could be due to no power or signal to the fans and quick connectors, or a blocked fan wheel. Check that the fan is working and correctly connected (replace if broken), and ensure the fan wheel turns freely.
Why is the rotor temperature low in OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC?
A low rotor temperature in OSTBERG Air Handlers can be caused by dirty filters, a slipping rotor belt, or a stuck rotor. Try changing the filters, replacing the rotor belt, and ensuring that the rotor can rotate freely.
What causes freeze protection activation in OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC Air Handlers?
If the freeze protection is activated in your OSTBERG Air Handlers, it may be due to insufficient heat capacity in the heating coil or a valve actuator that isn't opening correctly. Ensure that the heating coil and valve actuator are working before start-up.
How to resolve freeze protection issues in OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC?
If your OSTBERG Air Handlers is experiencing freeze protection issues, it could be due to insufficient heat capacity in the heating coil or the valve actuator not opening correctly. Ensure that the heating coil and the valve actuator are working before start-up.
What does 'sensor shorted' mean on OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC Air Handlers?
A 'sensor shorted' message on your OSTBERG Air Handlers means that the connection to the relay card has been broken, or the sensor itself is broken. Check which sensor is activated and the connection to the relay card. If the fault remains, change the broken sensor.
What to do if OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC Air Handlers triggers a fire alarm?
If your OSTBERG Air Handlers triggers a fire alarm, it could be due to the fire alarm access being activated or an alarm signal from external alarm units. Check that the correct input function has been selected and ensure that the external alarm units are working as they should before start-up.
What causes low rotor temperature in OSTBERG HERU 160 S EC?
Low rotor temperature in OSTBERG Air Handlers can be caused by dirty filters, a slipping rotor belt, or a stuck rotor. Change the filters, replace the rotor belt, and ensure that the rotor can rotate freely.
What to do if my OSTBERG Air Handlers unit does not start?
If your OSTBERG Air Handlers unit isn't starting, the possible causes are: the unit receives no power, the activate mode is set to “Off”, or the unit is not correctly connected. Check the fuse, residual current device, and connections to ensure the unit is receiving power. Change the mode to “On.” Ensure the unit is correctly connected.
Details the energy recovery units HERU S and HERU T, their features and applications.
Explains temperature regulation modes and fan capacity control for the HERU units.
Highlights critical warnings regarding personal injury and equipment damage.
Covers essential safety precautions for operation, maintenance, and user interaction.
Lists EU directives and harmonised standards to which the products comply.
Defines the scope of faults covered during the warranty period.
Outlines liability limits and non-covered damages or conditions.
Specifies warranty conditions, exclusions, and unauthorized repair restrictions.
Explains how warranty service is handled and procedures with the dealer.
Details procedures for reporting faults and requirements for warranty repair.
Provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and setting up the mobile control application.
Guides users through connecting the IQ Control App to the HERU unit via Bluetooth.
Covers initial configuration steps like language, time, and measurement systems.
Describes the app's home screen interface, status indicators, and hotkeys.
Explains how to adjust and set desired temperatures using the IQ Control App.
Details the boost function for increased ventilation and how to change its operating time.
Explains the overpressure function for fireplace use and its configuration settings.
Provides instructions for activating the energy-saving Away mode for reduced airflow.
Guides users on programming ventilation schedules for weekdays and holidays.
Details the configuration of the night cooling feature using cold outdoor air.
Explains how to enable and configure the internal electric heater and aftercooling.
Outlines the procedures for safely starting and stopping the HERU ventilation unit.
Describes how to view, manage, and reset active and historical alarms in the app.
Provides general guidance on modifying various operational parameters through the app.
Details methods for updating the unit's software via the app or a computer.
Presents an overview of required inspections and maintenance tasks at specified intervals.
Provides detailed instructions for routine maintenance tasks like inspections and cleaning.
Lists the necessary tools and personal protective equipment for performing maintenance.
Gives instructions for safely accessing the unit's interior for maintenance.
A step-by-step guide for removing filters and fans for cleaning or replacement.
Information on how to obtain replacement parts and additional accessories for the unit.
Identifies common alarms, their causes, and provides troubleshooting steps for resolution.
Addresses common issues beyond specific alarms, like display or unit start-up problems.
A diagnostic flowchart to help identify and resolve various operational problems.
Configures sensor input for air quality-based fan compensation and boost.
Selects the types of installed after-heater, pre-heater, and cooling components.
Sets up the temperature control strategy, including supply, extract, or room regulation.
Configures temperature set points and settings for low supply air temperature alarms.
Configures external inputs for functions like fire alarms, boost, and mode changes.
Assigns alarm severity levels (A or B) and determines output relay behavior.
Sets up filter control types, measurement periods, and replacement alerts.
Configures the opening time setting for dampers, acting as a start-up delay.
Defines the airflow direction (Standard or Opposite) and regulation mode.
Sets the default fan speeds for exhaust and supply airflow.
Configures the minimum fan speed settings for the unit.
Configures the maximum fan speed settings for the unit.
Allows users to save all wizard settings or cancel and return to the previous menu.
Details the energy recovery units HERU S and HERU T, their features and applications.
Explains temperature regulation modes and fan capacity control for the HERU units.
Highlights critical warnings regarding personal injury and equipment damage.
Covers essential safety precautions for operation, maintenance, and user interaction.
Lists EU directives and harmonised standards to which the products comply.
Defines the scope of faults covered during the warranty period.
Outlines liability limits and non-covered damages or conditions.
Specifies warranty conditions, exclusions, and unauthorized repair restrictions.
Explains how warranty service is handled and procedures with the dealer.
Details procedures for reporting faults and requirements for warranty repair.
Provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and setting up the mobile control application.
Guides users through connecting the IQ Control App to the HERU unit via Bluetooth.
Covers initial configuration steps like language, time, and measurement systems.
Describes the app's home screen interface, status indicators, and hotkeys.
Explains how to adjust and set desired temperatures using the IQ Control App.
Details the boost function for increased ventilation and how to change its operating time.
Explains the overpressure function for fireplace use and its configuration settings.
Provides instructions for activating the energy-saving Away mode for reduced airflow.
Guides users on programming ventilation schedules for weekdays and holidays.
Details the configuration of the night cooling feature using cold outdoor air.
Explains how to enable and configure the internal electric heater and aftercooling.
Outlines the procedures for safely starting and stopping the HERU ventilation unit.
Describes how to view, manage, and reset active and historical alarms in the app.
Provides general guidance on modifying various operational parameters through the app.
Details methods for updating the unit's software via the app or a computer.
Presents an overview of required inspections and maintenance tasks at specified intervals.
Provides detailed instructions for routine maintenance tasks like inspections and cleaning.
Lists the necessary tools and personal protective equipment for performing maintenance.
Gives instructions for safely accessing the unit's interior for maintenance.
A step-by-step guide for removing filters and fans for cleaning or replacement.
Information on how to obtain replacement parts and additional accessories for the unit.
Identifies common alarms, their causes, and provides troubleshooting steps for resolution.
Addresses common issues beyond specific alarms, like display or unit start-up problems.
A diagnostic flowchart to help identify and resolve various operational problems.
Configures sensor input for air quality-based fan compensation and boost.
Selects the types of installed after-heater, pre-heater, and cooling components.
Sets up the temperature control strategy, including supply, extract, or room regulation.
Configures temperature set points and settings for low supply air temperature alarms.
Configures external inputs for functions like fire alarms, boost, and mode changes.
Assigns alarm severity levels (A or B) and determines output relay behavior.
Sets up filter control types, measurement periods, and replacement alerts.
Configures the opening time setting for dampers, acting as a start-up delay.
Defines the airflow direction (Standard or Opposite) and regulation mode.
Sets the default fan speeds for exhaust and supply airflow.
Configures the minimum fan speed settings for the unit.
Configures the maximum fan speed settings for the unit.
Allows users to save all wizard settings or cancel and return to the previous menu.
General| Brand | OSTBERG |
|---|---|
| Model | HERU 160 S EC |
| Category | Air Handlers |
| Language | English |
