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507389-02

Issue 1733

2.  Disconnect the orange and yellow wires at the rollout 

switch.

3.  Remove the screw and slip the rollout switch from 

beneath the lanced tab on the burner assembly.

4.  For reassembly, follow the above steps in reverse 

order.

Flame Sensor

1. 

Remove  the  control  board  mounting  bracket  as 

described previously.

2. 

Remove the screw and pull the flame sensor from the 

bottom of burner assembly.

3.  For reassembly, follow the above steps in reverse 

order.

Primary Limit Switch

The primary limit will shut down the unit in case of 

overheating and automatically resets when temperature 

falls to an acceptable level. It is not field adjustable

1. 

Remove  the  control  board  mounting  bracket  as 

described previously.

2.  Disconnect the orange and yellow wires at the primary 

limit switch.

3.  Remove the three screws securing the primary limit 

switch to the vest panel.

4.  For reassembly, follow the above steps in reverse 

order.

Inducer Prover Switch

1. 

Remove  the  control  board  mounting  bracket  as 

described previously.

2.  Disconnect the two purple leads at the inducer prover 

switch.

3.  If the tubing is in place, remove it.
4. 

Remove the screw securing the switch to the bracket 

and slip the strap end out of the hole in the bracket.

5.  For reassembly, follow the above steps in reverse 

order.

Burner Orifices

Orifices  are  threaded  into  the  gas  manifold.  To  remove 

them:

1.  Remove the burner & manifold assembly as described 

previously.

2.  Remove the four screws securing the gas manifold to 

the burner assembly.

3. 

Remove the orifices by unscrewing them. Do not use 

any pipe thread sealant during reassembly.

4.  For reassembly, follow the above steps in reverse 

order.

Combustion Inducer

The combustion inducer can be removed for inspection, 

replacement,  or  to  access  the  heat  exchanger  and  flue 

tube extension for cleaning. To remove the combustion 

inducer:

1. 

Remove  the  control  board  mounting  bracket  as 

described previously.

2.  Disconnect the inducer motor leads.
3.  Disconnect the inducer prover switch tubing at the 

switch.

4.  Disconnect the drain hose tubing at the collector box.
5. 

Loosen the hose clamp at the inducer elbow-flue tube 

joint (the upper hose clamp).

6.  Remove the three screws securing the inducer to the 

cold- end header box. Loosen clip at upper mount.

7.  Pull the combustion inducer and elbow away from the 

vest panel to move it free of the mounting legs on the 

cold-end header box, while pulling the inducer elbow 

free of the flue tube extension.

8.  Pull the inducer and elbow out of the compartment.
9. 

The flue tube extension can be cleaned if necessary. 

Leave it in place; do not remove it from the unit.

10.  If replacing the inducer with a new part, transfer 

inducer orifice from old inducer. Attach inducer orifice 

as shown in Figure 12.

11.  For reassembly, follow the above steps in reverse 

order.

Combustion Inducer Orifice

The combustion inducer orifice meters the air flow needed 

for proper combustion. Orifices are unique to each heating 

input, and the correct one must always be used. The 

orifices are color-coded as an aid. Refer to Table 3:

Model

Orifice Color

HWC9N22

Blue

HWC9N33

Black

HWC9N44

Gray

HWC9N55

Brown

Table 3. 

Refer to Figure 12 to remove the combustion inducer 

orifice:

Summary of Contents for HWC9 V-Series

Page 1: ...in the vicinity of this or any other appliance Such actions could result in property damage personal injury or death WARNING Do not store combustible materials near the furnace or warm air ducts The m...

Page 2: ...r portions of the unit may be surrounded by a closet with minimum clearances to combustible material of 0 sides 2 top and 1 front and plenum Adequate clearance must be provided to install gas line uni...

Page 3: ...tion air requirements during construction The furnace heat exchanger components duct system air filters and evaporator coils must be thoroughly cleaned following final construction clean up All furnac...

Page 4: ...led in an unconditioned space the condensate drain elbow outside the unit cabinet must have heat tape suitable for PVC pipe installed and the elbow insulated This heat tape and insulation are field su...

Page 5: ...ate Drain Component Locations Side Exit Figure 4 Furnace Condensate Drain Component Locations Front Exit Condensate Trap Side Panel Upper Drain Hose from Collector Box Lower Drain Hose to drain fittin...

Page 6: ...art of the appliance The venting system must not be modified or added on to The unit contains a combustion inducer The inducer draws the combustion products out of the heat exchanger and forces them f...

Page 7: ...must be used Do not use a connector which has previously serviced another gas appliance A manual shutoff valve must be located outside the unit The use of a union located upstream of the controls is...

Page 8: ...ional Electrical Code ANSI NFPA No 70 latest edition for installations in the U S or the Canadian Electrical Code Part 1 CSA C22 1 latest edition for installations in Canada See rating plate for minim...

Page 9: ...6 deep Insert the duct into the return opening in the bottom of the unit and flange the duct over the existing flanges around the opening inside the unit Make sure that all sides of the duct are flang...

Page 10: ...615 47 590 49 565 51 TAP 2 HEAT 208 or 230 780 37 755 38 730 39 710 40 TAP 3 HEAT 208 or 230 900 32 875 33 855 34 835 34 TAP 4 COOL 208 or 230 605 575 545 520 TAP 5 COOL 208 or 230 650 615 585 555 HWC...

Page 11: ...615 N A 590 N A 565 N A TAP 2 HEAT 208 or 230 780 61 755 63 730 65 710 67 TAP 3 HEAT 208 or 230 900 53 875 54 855 55 835 57 TAP 4 COOL 208 or 230 800 775 755 735 TAP 5 COOL 208 or 230 880 860 835 815...

Page 12: ...ode A high altitude conversion kit available from the manufacturer and approved for this purpose must be used Installation and Operation in Extremely Cold Weather Areas In areas where extremely cold b...

Page 13: ...satisfied the burners and combustion blower shut off 7 Circulating air blower will shut off 120 seconds later If the burners should fail to ignite the ignition control will try to ignite the burners...

Page 14: ...ly Igniter Combustion Inducer Gas Valve Gas Manifold Rollout Switch Burner Manifold Assembly Primary Limit Heat Exchanger Access Panel Cold End Header Box Upper Drain Hose Inducer Elbow Flue Tube Drai...

Page 15: ...Page 15 of 20 507389 02 Issue 1733 Figure 11 Burner Manifold Assembly Removal Step 7 Mounting Brackets Step 8 Burner Manifold Assembly Step 9 Step 10...

Page 16: ...m the vest panel 10 Finally pull the assembly from the unit 11 Once the burner assembly is removed the burners can be cleaned using a bottle brush 12 For reassembly follow the above steps in reverse o...

Page 17: ...urner assembly 3 Remove the orifices by unscrewing them Do not use any pipe thread sealant during reassembly 4 For reassembly follow the above steps in reverse order Combustion Inducer The combustion...

Page 18: ...Heater 1 Remove the control board mounting bracket as described previously 2 Remove the furnace condensate drain and upper and lower hoses as described previously 3 Disconnect the two lead wires at th...

Page 19: ...ing chassis normally requires no maintenance since it is a closed self contained system System is charged with R410A refrigerant Periodic maintenance is limited to Cleaning the air filter Follow direc...

Page 20: ...GERANT HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH BLUE BLK WHT RED BLACK BLACK BLUE YELLOW OPERATING MODE CIRCUIT HEATING R W COOLING R G Y FAN R G ORG GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN N G L C BLACK BLUE GREEN BLK WHT COOL HEAT UNU...

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