To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Venmar Ventilation Hood displays error E24?
Error E24 on your Venmar Ventilation Hood indicates that under or over voltage has been detected due to severe in-house power supply fluctuation, which stopped the motor for protection. Try unplugging and plugging the unit back in. If the problem persists, it is advised to contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar Ventilation Hood displays error E34?
Error E34 on your Venmar Ventilation Hood means that under or over voltage may have been detected because of a severe fluctuation in your home's power supply, which stops the motor as a protection measure. You can try to unplug and then plug the unit back in. If this doesn't resolve the issue, further assistance is needed from customer service.
What does error W61 mean on my Venmar Ventilation Hood and how to fix it?
Error W61 on your Venmar Ventilation Hood indicates that the unit is in protection mode to reduce the temperature of the electronics by decreasing the power to the motor. Airflow reduction is normal during this period. The unit will exit this mode automatically when conditions return to normal. This usually happens when the unit is on high speed in a warm environment (over 30°C or 86°F). If this is not the case, contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar Ventilation Hood displays error E22?
If your Venmar Ventilation Hood is showing error code E22, follow these steps: 1. Unplug the unit and visually inspect the supply damper system. 2. Clean the filters, distribution registers, and the outside supply hood. 3. Check the ducting to make sure it isn't squeezed or bent. Then, plug the unit back in. If the error persists, unplug the unit again, remove the ducting from the supply path, and replug the unit. Select MAX on the wall control to see if the error disappears. If it does, check the ducting path. If the problem continues, contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar HRV110 displays error E32?
If your Venmar Ventilation Hood shows error E32, here’s what to do: 1. Unplug the unit and visually inspect the exhaust damper system. 2. Clean the filters, distribution registers, and the outside supply hood. 3. Ensure the ducting isn't squeezed or bent, then plug the unit back in. If the error remains, unplug the unit, remove the ducting from the supply path, and replug it. Select MAX on the wall control to check if the error is gone. If so, review the ducting path. If not, contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar HRV110 displays error E23?
If your Venmar Ventilation Hood is displaying error code E23: 1. First, try unplugging and plugging the unit back in. 2. If the error continues, unplug the unit again. Remove the core and clear the ventilation wheel of any dirt or obstructions. 3. Replace the core, close the door, and plug the unit back in. If the error still persists, contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar Ventilation Hood displays error E33?
If error E33 appears on your Venmar Ventilation Hood: 1. Try unplugging and plugging the unit back in. 2. If that doesn't work, unplug the unit. Remove the core and clear any dirt or obstacles from the ventilation wheel. 3. Put the core back, close the door, and plug the unit in again. If the error persists, contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar HRV110 displays error E50?
If your Venmar Ventilation Hood is showing error E50: 1. Unplug the unit and inspect the wall control wires, then plug the unit back in. 2. If the problem continues, remove the wall control from the wall and test it with a short cable. If it works, install a new cable to the wall installation location. 3. If the issue persists, test the air exchanger with a spare wall control. If it works, replace the wall control. If not, contact customer service.
What to do if my Venmar HRV110 Ventilation Hood displays error E01?
If your Venmar Ventilation Hood shows error E01, unplug the unit. Inspect the damper system, and remove any obstacles or dirt. You might need to remove the filters and core to access the damper system. Then, plug the unit back in. If the problem is not resolved, contact customer service.
General| Brand | Venmar |
|---|---|
| Model | HRV110 |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
Details on how air is distributed during normal operation.
Instructions for checking unit contents and looking for shipping damage.
Lists necessary kits, tools, and materials for installation.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate location and mounting the unit.
Procedures for connecting ducts and installing registers for various system types.
Instructions for properly installing the drain hose for HRV units.
Guidance on using a Tandem transition kit for dual exterior hoods.
Instructions for properly installing exterior hoods to avoid cross-contamination.
Procedures for connecting insulated flexible and rigid ducts to the unit ports.
Step-by-step guide for installing the main wall control unit.
Details on wiring the automatic main wall control to the unit.
Wiring instructions for the optional auxiliary wall control.
Explains how to operate the main wall control and its different modes.
Explains the function of OK, +, and - buttons for screen navigation and configuration.
Defines the various display codes and their meanings on the unit's LCD screen.
Steps to follow for the initial startup and boot process of the unit.
How to change settings like defrost, intermittent mode, and fan speed.
Procedure to reset the unit to its original factory default settings.
Information on using manual mode for troubleshooting or specific operations.
An overview of the unit's purpose and benefits for home comfort and air quality.
Explains the main wall control and optional auxiliary controls for unit operation.
Lists available service parts and guidance on using genuine manufacturer parts.
A table detailing error codes, their descriptions, and recommended troubleshooting steps.
Explains the protection mode due to electronics overheating and its implications.
Steps for cleaning filters, core, and checking the exterior hood on a quarterly basis.
Procedures for annual cleaning of the unit and recovery core.
Common issues like unit not working, noisy unit, and condensation, with troubleshooting tips.
Details the warranty terms, limitations, and conditions for the air exchanger.
Information on using genuine parts and seeking manufacturer-certified repair services.
