SummerAire ELECTRIC WARM AIR FURNACE User manual

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USER MANUAL
ELECTRIC
WARM AIR FURNACE
Save these instructions for reference
This furnace must be installed by a certied installer
and where required by law, a licenced technician.
FOR SERVICE CALL:
INSTALLATION INFORMATION
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Installing Contractor Telephone Number
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Unit Model Number Unit Serial Number
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Date of Installation
MANUFACTURED BY
SUMMERAIRE MANUFACTURING

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OPERATING SEQUENCE
HEATING
1. The thermostat initiates the heating cycle activating the controller and the
elements of the rst heating stage. The blower starts at low speed and at the same
time the rst two elements turn on. Their respective indicator lights display
heating element activity.
2. Approximately 10 seconds after the rst two elements activate, the other
elements turn on in sequence, one at a time. The blower fan increases speed as
each element turns on. After all elements are active the controller enters into
automatic modulating mode (if selected) maintaining a comfortable delivered air
temperature.
COOLING
The thermostat activates the air conditioning cycle. The blower starts at cooling
speed and the A/C condenser is activated. After approximately 7 minutes of
cooling operation, the blower speed adjusts to the latent cooling mode to
maximize dehumidication. This cycle is cancelable at the dipswitch on the
furnace controller if conventional high speed sensible only cooling is preferred.
The selection of the modulation or non modulating function must be performed by
a qualied technician.
WARNING;FAILURE TO FOLLOW PROPER PROCEDURE MAY
RESULT IN SERIOUS HARM OR DEATH.
MANUAL CONTROLS (g 1)
The POWER option and CONTINUOUS FAN switches are located on the fur-
nace upper panel.
When the POWER switch is set to “MAX”, all heating elements are operational.
When the POWER switch is set to “MODERATE”, the furnace operates at re-
duced heating capacity. This option is best suited to spring and fall conditions or
periods of low heat demands.

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REMEMBER, during the winter months, this switch should be in the “ON”
position to insure heating demand is satised.
The POWER switch must be set in the “MAX” position when a
2 – stage thermostat or outdoor thermostat is installed and used to control the
electric elements of the second stage.
The “CONTINUOUS FAN” switch turns the blower on to continuous “LOW”
speed. This feature will lter the air and provide for better distribution in the
building.
Manual Furnace Controls
FAULT INDICATORS
The two left hand element LEDS also serve as fault indicators.
Should the airow be restricted by dirty air lters, these two LEDs will ash to
indicated poor air ow. Simply turn off the furnace and replace the lter with one
the same as the original equipment and restart the furnace. The fault condition
should reset.
CIRCUIT BREAKER
The circuit breaker is located at the right hand side of the front control panel
In the event that the fan motor or external device failure, the circuit breaker may
trip.
Only a licensed technician should investigate the fault condition.
Pushing in the white button will reset the breaker. If the button fails to remain
depressed, the fault condition may still exist.
Contact your service technician.

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MAINTENANCE
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
Frequent servicing will avoid premature breakdowns. The heating system should
be inspected at least annually by a qualied service technician.
Do not attempt to repair the unit or its controls! Call a qualied service technician.
Before calling for repair service, check the following:
1. Check fuses or circuit breaker
2. Check if the 16 amp circuit breaker on the furnace has “tripped”
3. Set the thermostat higher than room temperature. If unit does not start, cut
power and call a qualied service technician.
MOTOR LUBRICATION
Do NOT lubricate the blower motor; it is permanently lubricated!
AIR FILTER
This furnace should never be operated without lters.
A DIRTY AIR FILTER CAUSES INEFFICIENCY AND HIGHER OPERATING
COSTS
Clean or replace lters each heating season !
Filter specications for the air lter installed in your Summeraire electric warm
air furnace, are listed below. DO NOT SUBSTITUTE !
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
TURN OFF all power before servicing unit.
If the power is NOT turned OFF, it can result in property
damage, bodily injury or loss of life
!WARNING

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Filter size : 20 “ X 20 “ x 1 “ – CSA or ULC Certied /Approved
Type: Disposable
Note: Changing the type or size of lter used in your Summeraire furnace
can seriously affect the operation of the furnace!

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WARRANTY
Summeraire Mfg., subject to the limitations described in this Warranty Certicate,
warrants each electric warm air furnace as follows.
1 ) All electric controls including main control board are warranted for a period of
ve ( 5 ) years from date of sale.
2 ) Elements are warranted for a period of 5 years from date of sale.
Model number; serial number and date of installation must be provided for all
warranty claims.
The foregoing Warranty applies only where the installation of the electric furnace
has been made in full accordance with all National and Local laws and ordinances
applying to the installation of electric warm air furnaces, and failure is not caused
by abuse, or failure to observe proper operating instructions supplied with this
furnace.
Warranty extends only to the repair or replacement of parts returned, freight
prepaid to our factory in Peterborough, Ontario, and which prove defective after
inspection and testing by Summeraire Mfg..
Any labour involved in effecting repair or replacement, including diagnostic
labour is excluded from this Warranty.
Warranty of parts replaced under this warranty ONLY assume the remaining
period of the Original Warranty.
LIMITATIONS
1) This warranty does not cover defects or damages on equipment without serial
number or where the serial number has been erased or modied.
2) This warranty does not apply to damage to the product caused by misuse,
failure to provide proper maintenance, accidents, Acts of God or inadequate
electric supply.
3) This warranty does not apply to air lters or any other materials which must
be replaced in the course of routine maintenance.
4) The operation of this furnace in the presence of corrosive elements such as
acids, chlorine, uorine, or other damaging chemicals voids this warranty.
5) Unauthorized alteration or repair of this appliance affecting product reliability
or performance voids this warranty.
6) This product must be installed by a competent, qualied installer in accor-

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dance with Summeraire Installation Instructions, applicable local and
National Codes. Failure to do so voids this warranty.
7) This warranty applies ONLY to the original homeowner / purchaser.
8) This warranty does not include damages caused by improper matching or
application the product or product’s components.
9) This warranty is subject to the equipment being serviced and maintained, as
outlined in the Installation and User Manuals on an annual basis. Failure to
do so may void this warranty.
10) Summeraire Mfg. shall not be responsible for any consequential damages
caused by any defect in the product.
11) This is the ONLY warranty made by Summeraire Mfg. All other warranties,
conditions or guaranties, expressed or implied are hereby excluded.
Keep your warranty at work for you. Please complete and mail your warranty
Registration Card to Summeraire Mfg., 2040 Fisher Drive, Peterborough,
Ontario, Canada, K9J 6X6 to register this warranty.
F-SE-USMAN-EN-REV2
Manufactured By
Summeraire Manufacturing
Peterborough, Ontario,
Canada, K9J 6X6.