To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no display on my Reversomatic Deluxe ECM wall control?
If there is no display on the wall control of your Reversomatic Heating System, the wires may be damaged. Check the continuity of the wires and replace them if necessary. Also, check for loose connections on both the main controller and the wall controller. If neither of these solutions works, the wall controller may need to be replaced.
Why doesn't the defrost mode work on my Reversomatic Heating System?
If the defrost mode on your Reversomatic Heating System isn't working, the fresh air duct might be frozen; check for and remove any ice. For units without built-in automatic electronic air balancing, the HRV/ERV airflow may be improperly balanced; consider having a professional balance the unit. The defrost damper motor or the temperature sensor could also be defective and require replacement. Finally, verify the defrost cycle settings on the wall control and reprogram if necessary.
What does it mean when all 3 LEDs of the timer switch blink on my Reversomatic Deluxe ECM?
If all 3 LEDs of the timer switch on your Reversomatic Heating System are blinking, it could mean the control board is reporting an error, or there's a loss of communication with the main control board. Check all wire connections on the timer switch and the main control board to resolve the issue.
How to fix a Reversomatic Deluxe ECM Heating System timer switch when the 20/40/60 minute light doesn't stay on?
If the 20/40/60 minute light on your Reversomatic Heating System's timer switch doesn't stay on, check for loose connections. If the connections are secure, the timer switch itself may be defective and need replacement.
What to do if my Reversomatic Heating System wall mount shows error codes E1, E2, E3, E4, or E5?
If the wall control of your Reversomatic Heating System shows error codes E1, E2, E3, E4, or E5, it indicates a loss of communication with the control board, causing the HRV/ERV to switch off automatically. Begin by checking the wall control connections. If the error code is E2, it indicates a defrosting Temperature Sensor Failure. Clean the temperature sensor, and if the “E2" error persists, replace the sensor. If the error code is E3, indicating an airflow Sensor Failure, clean the dust and reinstall. If the “E3" error persists, replace the airflow sensors. If the error code is E4, indicating a Humidity Sensor Failure, replace the humidity sensor. A kinked duct or heavy dust buildup on airflow sensors can also cause these errors. Ensure straight metal ductwork is in place, clean both air...
Covers essential warnings for reducing fire, electric shock, and injury risks during operation and maintenance.
Highlights important cautions for safe use, installation, and handling of the unit, including environmental considerations.
Instructions for checking parts and accessories for completeness and condition upon receiving the unit.
Detailed list of components, their part numbers, and a visual breakdown for Deluxe and Superior ECM series units.
Detailed list of components, their part numbers, and a visual breakdown for Maxum ECM series units.
Details low voltage side connections for control boards, HRV/ERV chassis wiring, and external connections.
Visual representation of the HRV/ERV system layout, including fans, sensors, and damper motor.
Explains wiring options for wall control units, timer switches, and intermittent switches (5 VDC).
Illustrates how to connect 120 VAC light or switch options to the main control board.
Wiring diagram for standard interlock between HRV/ERV and furnace/fan-coil/heat pump systems.
Wiring for thermostats with cooling systems, ensuring proper interlock function.
Description of various operational modes like Normal, High Ventilation, Energy Saving, and Defrost.
Details on automatic defrost cycles, humidity control settings, and recirculation options.
Explanation of Recirculation mode and how to use Manual Balancing mode for airflow adjustment.
Instructions for using the 5 VDC Timer Switch (TC100-5V) and Intermittent Switch (IC-100-5V).
Guide to operating 120 VAC Timer Switches (TC-100-120 and TC-100-120P).
Instructions on how to switch between HRV/ERV operational modes using the wall control unit.
Steps for adjusting the humidity setpoint and disabling humidity mode on the wall control unit.
Programming internal parameters for High Ventilation Timeout, Defrost Cycle Mode, and Defrost Maps.
Guide to setting Normal and High Ventilation mode airflow levels (n1-n4, H1-H4).
Configuration for automatic/manual airflow balancing and setting wall control unit addresses (A1, A2, A3).
Explanation of error codes displayed on the wall control unit and their potential causes.
Illustrates typical installation setups for homes using fully ducted and semi-ducted systems.
Details installation configurations for high-rise condominiums, including with fan-coil systems.
Guidance on damper orientation for horizontal and vertical installations and recommended clearances.
Description of optional strapping and chain mounting systems for HRV/ERV units.
Instructions for installing single vents, access doors, and ensuring proper insulation.
Steps for connecting the drain spout and drain pipe, including P-trap creation.
Ensures balanced airflows for maximum efficiency, preventing pressure issues and defrost problems.
Detailed procedure for measuring airflow using a Pitot tube and magnehelic gauge.
Specific notes on airflow balancing using option #2 and accuracy considerations.
Steps for regular cleaning of filters, sensors, and checking air supply hoods.
Procedure for annual maintenance including cleaning the core, motors, and drain system.
Troubleshooting steps for low airflow, cold supply air, and water in the HRV unit.
Guide to understanding error codes E1-E5 displayed on the wall control unit.
Troubleshooting common issues with timer switches, defrost mode, and wall display.
Guidance on selecting HRV or ERV based on climate zone and humidity conditions.
General| Brand | Reversomatic |
|---|---|
| Model | Deluxe ECM Series |
| Category | Heating System |
| Language | English |
