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2.6.2-  AC/HP size 

Select System Size Installed 

The factory setting for air conditioner or heat pump size is the 
largest outdoor unit that can be used with the furnace.  Installer 
needs to select air conditioner or heat pump size to ensure that 
airflow  delivered  falls  within  proper  range  for  the  size  unit 
installed. 
 
The select pins are marked 3, 2 ½, 2, 1 ½ for furnace equipped 
with ½ HP ECM motor and 5, 4, 3 ½, 3 for furnace equipped with 
1.0 HP ECM motor.  Refer to the unit wiring diagram and select 
the pin for the outdoor unit size being used (Refer to Figure 10 
and Figure 16). 

2.6.3-  System type 

Select System Type Installed AC or HP 

The type of system must be selected: 

1. 

AC 

– Air Conditioner provides approximately 400 CFM per 

ton  for  greater  efficiency and  humidity  control  with  the 
AC/HP  CFM ADJUST  set  to  the nominal (NOM) tap.    To 
achieve more or less than 400 CFM per ton,  move tap to 
(HI)  or  (LO)  position  respectively.    Refer  to  appropriate 
airflow tables for exact CFM setting. 

2. 

HP-COMFORT

 

–  Heat  Pump  Comfort  provides 

approximately 350 CFM  per  ton  for  higher than  normal 
heating air delivery temperature.

 

3. 

HP-EFF

 

– Heat Pump Efficiency provides same airflow for 

heating  and  cooling  modes  to  increase  overall  HP 
efficiency; approximately 400 CFM per ton with the AC/HP 
CFM ADJUST set to the nominal (NOM) tap.

 

The factory setting is AC (Refer to Figure 10 and Figure 16). 

2.6.4-  AC/HP CFM adjust 

Select Medium, Low, or High Airflow 

To provide airflow at rates described above, the AC/HP ADJUST 
select  is  factory  set  to  the  nominal (NOM)  tap.    The  adjust 
selections HI/LO will regulate airflow supplied for all operational 
modes. 
 
HI provides 10% airflow over nominal unit size selected and LO 
provides 10% airflow below nominal unit size selected. 
 
Setting options are provided to adjust airflow supplied to meet 
individual installation needs for such things as noise, comfort, 
and humidity removal.  (Refer to Figure 10 and Figure 16) 

2.6.5-  ON/OFF  delay 

Select desired time delay profile 

 

NOTE:

  Delay selections are active in  cooling and heat  pump 

heating modes only.    Electric  heating modes have a  one (1) 
minute  OFF  delay  at  50%  airflow  and  zero  (0)  ON  delay 
programmed into the ECM motor that cannot be overridden. 

 

Four  (4)  motor  operation  delay  profiles  are  provided  to 
customize and enhance system operation. (Refer to Figure 10 
and Figure 16). 
 
Selection options are: 

1. 

0/90:

  No  ON  delay and  90  second  OFF  delay at  100% 

airflow (factory setting). 

2. 

30/90:

 30 second ON delay with no airflow and 90 second 

OFF delay at 100% airflow profile.  Used when it is desirable 
to  allow  system  coils  time  to  heat-up/cool-down  in 
conjunction with the airflow.

 

3. 

0/0:

  No delay option.   Used for servicing unit or  when a 

thermostat is utilized to perform delay functions.

 

4. 

ENH:

 enhanced selection provides a 30 second ON delay 

with no airflow followed by 150 seconds at 70% airflow, and 
no OFF  delay for added comfort.  This profile will minimize 
cold  blow  in  heat  pump  operation  and  could  enhance 
system efficiency.

 

2.6.6-  Continuous  fan 

NOTE:

 If installed with a two-stage outdoor unit, do not select HI 

speed continuous fan.  If HI is selected, low stage compression 
will  also  run  HI  fan  speed  possibly  resulting  in  insufficient 
dehumidification. 

 

Select  desired  fan  speed  when  thermostat  is  set  on 
continuous  fan. (Refer to Figure 10 
and Figure 16) 

 

1. 

LO speed

 

– factory setting, 50% cooling mode airflow. 

2. 

MED speed

 

– move connector to MED, 80% cooling mode 

airflow.

 

3. 

HI  speed

 

–  move connector  to  HI,  100%  cooling mode 

airflow.

 

2.6.7-  Low-voltage circuit 

Fusing  and Reference 

The  low-voltage circuit  is  fused  by  a  board-mounted 5-amp 
automotive fuse placed in series with the transformer SEC2 and 
the R  circuit.  The C circuit of the transformer is referenced to 
chassis ground through a printed circuit run at SEC1 connected 
to metal standoff marked with ground symbol. 

2.6.8-  Basic furnace configuration 

The following basic configuration of the furnace will provide ARI 
rated performance of an air conditioner: 

1. 

HEAT  KW/CFM

 

–  Select  the  heater  range  for  the  size 

electric heater installed. 

2. 

AC/HP SIZE

 

– Select system size installed. 

3. 

SYSTEM TYPE

 

– Select system type AC 

4. 

AC/HP CFM ADJUST

 

– Select NOM. 

5. 

ON/OFF  DELAY

 

– Select 0/90 profile. 

6. 

CONTINUOUS  FAN

 

–  Select  desired  fan  speed  when 

thermostat is set to continuous fan. 

 
The following basic configuration of the furnace will provide ARI 
rated perform ance of a heat pump: 

1. 

HEAT  KW/CFM

 

–  Select  the  heater  range  for  the  size 

electric heater installed. 

2. 

AC/HP SIZE

 

– Select system size installed. 

3. 

SYSTEM TYPE

 

– Select system type HP-EFF 

4. 

AC/HP CFM ADJUST

 

– Select NOM. 

5. 

ON/OFF  DELAY

 

– Select 0/90 profile. 

6. 

CONTINUOUS  FAN

 

–  Select  desired  fan  speed  when 

thermostat is set to continuous fan. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for OFEA 000-1HVV Series

Page 1: ...l a qualified service technician INSTALLER SERVICE TECHNICIAN USE THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL FOR THE INSTALLATION AND SERVICING OF THE FURNACE AND KEEP THE DOCUMENTNEAR THE UNIT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE HOMEOWNER PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL NEAR THE FURNACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Manufactured by Industries Dettson inc Sherbrooke Québec Canada www dettson ca www ouellet com 1 800 463 7043 ...

Page 2: ... stage 9 3 3 4 Cooling mode dehumidification 9 3 3 5 Electric heating mode 1 stage 9 3 3 6 Electric heating mode 2 stage 9 3 3 7 Heat pump heating mode single stage 9 3 3 8 Heat pump heating mode two stage 9 3 4 AIRFLOW VERIFICATION 10 3 4 1 Supply Air Temperature Rise Test 10 3 4 2 High limit verification 10 4 MAINTENANCE 10 4 1 AIR FILTER 10 4 2 MOTOR LUBRICATION 10 5 FURNACE INFORMATION 11 TABL...

Page 3: ...d explain to you the following items i The main disconnect switchor circuit breaker ii The air filter and how to change it check monthly and clean or replace if necessary f Before calling for service be sure to have the information of section 5 of your manual close by in order to be able to provide the contractor with the required information such as the model and serial numbers of the furnace IMP...

Page 4: ... 3 CONFIGURATIONS This furnace requires suitable ductwork 2 3 1 Upflow installation The return duct may be installed to the back to the bottom on the leftside or on the rightside of the unit The supply ductshall be installed on the top of the unit Care should be taken not to damage the wires inside while cutting the opening It is also recommended to install the blower door before handling or movin...

Page 5: ...G Risk of fire When using one terminal block on models over 27 kW the installation must be performed with copper wire ONLY in order to comply with the Canadian electrical code The usage of an aluminum or copper wire is acceptable on models 25 kW and lower Move all wires from the two pole terminal to the three pole terminal following the corresponding colors as shown in Figure 4 The breaker and the...

Page 6: ...r plenum b Cover the vertical sections of the supply and return air duct with soundproofing material c Use baffles in shortradius elbows d Use flexible hangers to suspend the ducts A heat pump or an air conditioner can be added to this furnace in either the supply or return air duct Carefully follow the instructions provided with these appliances to ensure proper installation and hook up to the el...

Page 7: ...es are provided to customize and enhance system operation Refer to Figure 10 and Figure 16 Selection options are 1 0 90 No ON delay and 90 second OFF delay at 100 airflow factory setting 2 30 90 30 second ON delay with no airflow and 90 second OFF delay at100 airflowprofile Used whenitis desirable to allow system coils time to heat up cool down in conjunction with the airflow 3 0 0 No delay option...

Page 8: ...its contacts When the contact closes again the airflows comes back to 100 of the cooling airflow selected 2 7 4 Use of a heat pump When using a heat pump a thermostat with dual fuel option or a fossil fuel kit is required that prevents the operation of the electric elements and the heat pump atthe same time Refer to the instructions provided with the thermostator the Fossil Fuel kit for the proper...

Page 9: ...nd humidistatopens circuit R to DH The furnace delivers airflow which is approximately 80 of the nominal coolingairflow to increase the latentcapacity of the system 3 3 5 Electric heating mode 1 stage Thermostatcloses circuit R to W1 or W2 Furnace delivers the selected electric heat airflow and maximum heating capacity is powered starting the heating elements in sequence with a delay of 3 seconds ...

Page 10: ...er need to engage during the normal functioning of the appliance They are strictly designed to engage during the improper functioning of the blower or when the filter was improperly maintained 3 4 2 High limit verification After operating the furnace for at least 15 minutes restrict the return air supply by blocking the filters or the return air register and allow the furnace to shut off on High L...

Page 11: ...e technician nameand address START UP RESULTS Voltage Total currentconsumed by the elements Supply air temperature Return air temperature Supply air ductstatic pressure Return air ductstatic pressure Total pressure Calculated air flow Currentconsumed by the blower motor Currentconsumed by the accessories ...

Page 12: ...ON Fan ON after delays at selected Cooling CFM OFF Compressor OFF Fan OFF after selected cooling delays ON Compressor ON Fan ON after delays at 80 of the selected Cooling CFM OFF Compressor OFF Fan OFF after selected cooling delays ON Compressor ON Fan ON after delays at 80 of the selected Heat Pump CFM OFF Compressor OFF Fan OFF after selected Heat Pump delays ON Compressor ON Fan ON after delays...

Page 13: ...5 2 6 0 5 2 6 0 5 2 6 0 Heating Elements Consumption 240V 208V Amp 41 4 35 9 62 1 53 8 75 8 65 7 82 8 71 8 96 5 83 6 103 5 89 7 113 6 98 5 124 3 107 7 Total Consumption 240V 208V Amp 43 7 38 6 64 4 56 5 78 1 68 4 85 1 74 5 101 7 89 6 108 7 95 7 118 8 104 5 129 5 113 7 Ampacity Terminal block 1 240V 208V 54 0 47 8 78 6 69 2 94 7 83 2 103 2 90 5 122 7 108 3 131 1 115 6 53 1 48 0 57 3 51 7 Ampacity T...

Page 14: ...1 and or W2 25 25 715 1359 23 20 23 620 1178 23 20 20 620 1178 18 15 18 450 855 18 15 15 450 855 10 10 238 452 ON OFF DELAY Adjustment WHITE wire position ON Delay Time OFF Delay CFM Time 0 90 0 sec 100 90 sec 30 90 30 sec 100 90 sec 0 0 0 sec 0 sec ENH 30 sec 70 150 sec No adjustment required ON Delay Time OFF Delay CFM Time 0 sec 50 60 sec Remove the Jumper J2 when a 2 stages thermostat is used ...

Page 15: ...7 30 715 1424 30 27 27 715 1424 25 25 675 1345 23 23 620 1235 20 20 477 950 ON OFF DELAY Adjustment WHITE wire position ON Delay Time OFF Delay CFM Time 0 90 0 sec 100 90 sec 30 90 30 sec 100 90 sec 0 0 0 sec 0 sec ENH 30 sec 70 150 sec No adjustment required ON Delay Time OFF Delay CFM Time 0 sec 50 60 sec ON OFF DELAY FOR COOLING AND HEAT PUMP HEATING MODE DELAY PROFILE FOR ELECTRIC HEATING MODE...

Page 16: ...16 Figure 15 Furnace dimensions ...

Page 17: ...17 Figure 16 Electrical diagram UNIQUE Advantage ECM ...

Page 18: ...18 Figure 17 Parts list UNIQUE Advantage ECM ...

Page 19: ... OFE 18 20kw 26 OFE B04284 Electrical sequencer kit OFE 15kw 27 OFE B04280 Electrical sequencer kit OFE 10kw 28 OFE B04275 Plastic top door 29 OFE X50053 Label logo Ouellet 30 OFE B04349 Bottom door assembly 31 OFE B04357 01 Blower assembly OFE 10 20kw 1 2hp ECM 32 OFE B04357 02 Blower assembly OFE 23 30kw 1hp ECM 33 OFE Z01I036 Blower 112 9R OFE 23 30kw 1hp ECM 34 OFE Z01I035 Blower 112 8R OFE 10...

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