AprilAire 8145 Fresh Air Ventilators Instruction Manual

AprilAire 8145 Fresh Air Ventilators

Specifications

• External Static Pressure (WC): 0.0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6
• Airflow (CFM): 210, 180, 150, 120
• Efficacy (CFM/watt): 5.2, 4.4, 3.5, 2.8
• Voltage: 120 VAC, 1 phase, 60 Hz

Product Information

This model is a Fresh Air Ventilator designed for efficient ventilation in indoor spaces.

Safety Instructions

• WARNING: Equipment damage may occur if installation instructions are not followed.

• CAUTION: Electrical interference can cause outdoor temperature sensor inaccuracy.

• Introduction and Compliance Statement
  This ventilator comes equipped with various components for optimal functionality as shown in FIGURE 2.

• Install Electrical Outlet
  Install a standard NEMA 5-15 receptacle near where the ventilator will be installed. The ventilator comes with a 6-foot power cord with a standard 3-prong plug.

• Ventilator Location and Orientation
  If the outlet of the ventilator is not ducted, mount the ventilator to minimize accessing moving parts. Choose a location within 6 feet of the outlet for easy access.

Mount the Ventilator

1. Select the needed brackets for mounting based on the location.
2. Snap the brackets into the proper locations as shown in FIGURE 5.
3. Screw the ventilator brackets into joists or a strong platform using the provided screws.

Mount Intake Hood
Install a weather-tight hood with a bird screen to ensure proper air intake. Cut a hole in the exterior wall for duct placement and secure it using metal foil tape or zip-ties.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: Can the ventilator be mounted on any surface?
  A: Yes, the ventilator can be mounted on various surfaces such as walls, ceilings, or joists depending on the installation requirements.

• Q: What type of outlet is required for the ventilator?
  A: A standard NEMA 5-15 receptacle is needed for the ventilator installation, located near where the ventilator will be installed.

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Model 8145 & 8145NC
Fresh Air Ventilators

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SPECIFICATIONS

TABLE 1: SPECIFICATIONS

External Static Pressure (“WC)| Airflow (CFM)| Efficacy (CFM/watt)| Voltage
0 .0| 210| 5 .2|

• **** 120 VAC
• 1 phase
• 60 Hz

0 .2| 180| 4 .4
0 .4| 150| 3 .5
0 .6| 120| 2 .8

FIGURE 1: DIMENSIONS (INCHES)

• A. CONTROL NOT INCLUDED ON MODEL 8145NC
• B. INLET: ROUND COLLAR FOR 6″ DIAMETER DUCT
• C. OUTLET: OVAL COLLAR FOR 6″ DIAMETER DUCT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

• ATTENTION INSTALLER: Read this manual before installing. Improper installation or maintenance may cause property damage or injury. It is recommended that installation, service, and maintenance be performed by a trained service technician. This product must be installed in compliance with all local, state, and federal codes.
• ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD: 120 volts may cause serious injury from electric shock. Disconnect electrical power to the HVAC system and ventilator before starting installation or servicing. Leave power disconnected until installation/service is completed.

CAUTION

• SHARP EDGES MAY CAUSE INJURY FROM CUTS. Use care when cutting and handling ductwork. Always wear glasses/goggles and gloves when installing the unit.
• Dropping may cause personal injury or equipment damage. Handle with care and follow installation instructions.
• Mount the blower with the lowest, exposed moving parts at least 8 feet (2.4 m) above floor or grade level.
• Mount the blower at least 3.3 feet (1.0 m) from any accessible opening of the duct.

NOTICE

• EQUIPMENT DAMAGE MAY OCCUR IF INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.
• Disconnect power to HVAC system during wiring to avoid electrical shorts.
• Before setting up the control for use, the amount of ventilation air being delivered (CFM) by the installed ventilation system must be measured.
• Screwing the brackets or any other hardware into any other location but the designated mount location may cause damage and invalidate the warranty.
• Do not force damper blades by hand, as damage to the product may occur.
• ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE CAN CAUSE OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR INACCURACY.
• Do not run the Outdoor Temperature Sensor alongside wires carrying high voltage (120 VAC or higher).
• Do not run Outdoor Temperature Sensor wire lengths greater than 300 feet.

INTRODUCTION AND COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

• The Model 8145 and 8145NC Fresh Air Ventilators are designed to bring in precisely the right amount of outdoor air into today’s efficiently designed homes. Duct the inlet of the ventilator
  to an outdoor air intake and duct the discharge to the HVAC system, then simply plug the unit in, set the amount of needed ventilation and select the desired temperature limits.
  When properly installed and set, the Model 8145 and 8145NC Fresh Air Ventilators will meet the mechanical ventilation requirements of:

  • Energy Star Certified Homes
  • EPA Indoor airPLUS
  • International Residential Code (IRC)
  • International Energy Conservation Code (IECC)
  • California Energy Commission Title 24
  • ASHRAE Standard 62.2
  • ASHRAE Standard 62.2

FIGURE 2: EXTERIOR COMPONENTS OF THE VENTILATOR

• A. FILTER COVER
• B. VENTILATION CONTROLLER
• C. HIGH PRESSURE PORT
• D. SURFACE MOUNT BRACKET LOCATION
• E. LOW PRESSURE PORT
• F. VENTILATION TERMINALS
• G. INLET COLLAR AND NORMALLY CLOSED POWER DAMPER
• H. JOIST MOUNT BRACKET LOCATION
• I. OUTLET COLLAR

INSTALL ELECTRICAL OUTLET

• Install a standard NEMA 5-15 receptacle suitable for the location, near where the ventilator will be installed. The ventilator comes equipped with a 6-foot power cord with a standard 3-prong plug.
• VENTILATOR LOCATION AND ORIENTATION
  • If the outlet of the ventilator is not ducted, or if small sections of collapsible duct (i.e. flex duct) are attached to the outlet, then the ventilator must be mounted to minimize the possibility of accessing moving parts (see CAUTIONS below).
• CAUTION
  • Mount the blower with the lowest, exposed moving parts at least 8 feet (2.4 m) above floor or grade level.
  • Mount the blower at least 3.3 feet (1.0 m) from any accessible opening of the duct.
  • Choose a location for the ventilator that is within 6 feet of the outlet into which the ventilator will be plugged. Allow space for filter removal and service as shown in FIGURE 3.
  • The ventilator can be mounted in any orientation.
• MOUNT THE VENTILATOR
  1. Select the needed brackets, large or small, for mounting the ventilator (see FIGURE 4). If mounting to the wall or hanging from joists, use the four small mounting brackets. If mounting on or in between the floor joists, install all four smaller brackets for 13″ on center joists, or two small and two longer brackets for 16″ on center joists.
  2. Snap the brackets into the proper locations as shown in FIGURE 5. Use the mounting locations nearest the cover for mounting between floor joists or hanging from rafters. Use the mounting locations furthest from the cover for surface mounting (i.e. flat wall, ceiling surface or bottom of joists).
  3.  Screw the ventilator brackets into joists or a strong platform using the #10 x 3/4” screws provided. The ventilator weighs approximately 15 pounds, so do not secure into drywall alone.

FIGURE 5: MOUNTING BRACKET POSITIONING

FIGURE 3: CLEARANCES FOR SERVICING

FIGURE 4: BRACKETS

MOUNT INTAKE HOOD

• Install a weather tight hood with a bird screen.
• Cut a hole in the exterior wall that is large enough to fit 6″ insulated flexible duct through with minimal compression of the insulation. Pull the duct through the hole and attach the flex duct to the collar of the hood. Use metal foil tape or a plastic zip-tie to secure the duct to the collar. Pull the insulation and vapor barrier over the duct and tape it to the collar.
• IMPORTANT: The end of the insulation must be sealed to prevent condensation from forming inside the insulation. If a plastic zip-tie is used to secure the insulation to the hood collar, also tape the end to seal it against condensation problems.
• Press the hood against the outside wall and secure in place with screws; seal around the perimeter of the hood with caulk.

INSTALL DUCTWORK

• Install 6″ diameter flexible, insulated duct from the round inlet collar of the unit to the intake hood and from the oval outlet collar of the unit to the HVAC system. Duct the outlet of the ventilator to the return side of the HVAC system (see FIGURE 6).
• IMPORTANT : The end of the insulation must be sealed to prevent condensation from forming inside the insulation. If a plastic zip-tie is used to secure the insulation to the hood collar, also tape the  end to seal it against condensation problems.

FIGURE 6: DUCTING IN UPFLOW AND HORIZONTAL HVAC SYSTEMS

• A. GABLE END WALL, BAND JOIST, OR PORCH SOFFIT
• B. FRESH AIR INTAKE DUCT
• C. FRESH AIR VENTILATOR
• D. RETURN MIXING BOX
• E. FILTER
• F. FURNACE/AIR HANDLER
• G. FRESH AIR INTAKE HOOD WITH SCREEN
• H. VENTILATION TERMINALS
• I. OUTSIDE WALL

MODEL 8145NC – WIRING TO VARIOUS CONTROLS

SUGGESTED CONTROLS:

• AprilAire IAQ Control Models 8910, 8910W or 8920W
• AprilAire Thermostat Models 8620 or 8620W
•  AprilAire Model 8120X Digital Ventilation Controller
• Select the diagram that corresponds to the control to be used. Wire the controls to the HVAC equipment and any other IAQ accessory in accordance with the literature provided with the control.

FIGURE 7: WIRING TO IAQ CONTROL

NOTE : An outdoor temperature sensor must be installed to use outdoor temperature limits for ventilation control.

FIGURE 8: WIRING TO THERMOSTAT

FIGURE 9: WIRING TO MODEL 8120X

MODEL 8145NC – TEST MODE
After all ducting and wiring is complete, plug in the ventilator, restore power to the HVAC system and make sure the switch controlling the outlet into which the ventilator is plugged (if applicable) is turned on.

1. Use the installed control to complete a circuit between the VENT terminals on the 8145NC.
2. Verify that the ventilator blower starts and that the integral damper opens.
3. If the ventilation controller has been wired to turn on the HVAC blower with ventilation, verify that the blower is on.
4. Measure the airflow (CFM) that the installed ventilator is delivering. See MEASURE DELIVERED AIRFLOW section on page 9.
5. Using the instructions provided with the installed control, adjust the ventilation settings as required.

MODEL 8145NC – SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
Refer to the installation manual provided with the control that is wired to the Model 8145NC.

MODEL 8145 – WIRING THE CONTROL TO THE HVAC SYSTEM

NOTICE
Disconnect power to HVAC system during wiring to avoid electrical shorts.

1. Remove the control from the mounting plate as shown in FIGURE 10. Set control aside in a safe place until all wiring has been completed.
2. Run a 6-conductor (min.) cable (for furnace/AC applications) or a 7-conductor (min.) cable (for heat pump applications) between the control and the HVAC system.
3. Wire to the HVAC system in accordance with FIGURE 11 if installed in a furnace/AC application or FIGURE 12 if installed with a heat pump.

FIGURE 10: REMOVE CONTROL FROM MOUNTING PLATE

• A. CONTROL CONNECTOR
• B. CONTROL
• C. CONTROL MOUNTING PLATE

FIGURE 11: WIRING VENTILATION CONTROL TO A FURNACE`

FIGURE 12: WIRING VENTILATION CONTROL TO A HEAT PUMP

MODEL 8145 – CONNECTING THE CONTROL TO THE VENTILATOR
Plug the Control Connector into the back of the control at the location shown in FIGURE 13. Route the connector wire through the channels in the control and reattach the control to the mounting plate. Restore power to the HVAC system and plug in the ventilator when complete.
FIGURE 13: PLUG THE CONTROL INTO THE VENTILATOR

MODEL 8145 – OPERATION

The display will appear faint normally; the first press of any button will turn on the display at full power.

MODEL 8145 – TEST MODE
After wiring and set up have been completed, Test Mode can be used to verify that all components in the ventilation system function and that wiring to the HVAC system fan is correct.

MEASURE DELIVERED AIRFLOW

1. Make sure the ventilator is plugged in and wired to an external control (Model 8145NC) or that the integral control is wired to the HVAC system (Model 8145).
2. Use 1/4″ flexible tubing to attach a pressure gauge set to ” w.c. (sometimes shown as “in. w.g.” or “in. H2O”) to the inlet and outlet pressure ports on the ventilator. The pressure gauge should have as small a range as possible to get a meaningful measurement – a range of 1.0″ w.c. should be sufficient. Connect the high or “+” port of the gauge to the outlet pressure port on the ventilator, and the low or “-“ port of the gauge to the inlet pressure port on the ventilator. See FIGURE 14.
3. Model 8145NC – Turn on the ventilator using the installed control for the Model 8145NC. This can be done by temporarily changing the ventilation setting to 60 minutes/hour or you can simply place a jumper between the VENT terminals of the ventilator. Model 8145 – Turn on the ventilator by using the “Up” button to increase the ventilation setting to 60 MIN./HR.
4. Use the label on the cover of the ventilator, or TABLE 3, to convert the pressure reading to delivered airflow. If the pressure reading falls between listed values, either use the lower value or interpolate between values: CFM = Lower Value + [(Higher Value – Lower Value) 10 (Pressure Reading – Lower Value Pressure)]. The following is an example:
   • Measured Pressure Reading is 0.34 “WC.
   • TABLE 3 lists 200 CFM @ 0.3 “WC. and 170 @ 0.4 “WC.
   • Either use 170 CFM or interpolate:
   • CFM = 200 – [(200-170) 10 (0.34-0.3)] = 200 – [(30) 10 (0.04)] = 200 – 12 = 188 CFM
     Interpolating will demonstrate higher delivered airflow, but requires acalculation to be done.

FIGURE 14: MEASURE PRESSURE AT INLET AND OUTLET PRESSURE PORTS

TABLE 3: DELIVERED AIRFLOW CORRESPONDING TO MEASURED PRESSURE AT VENTILATOR PRESSURE PORTS

TABLE 3 : DELIVERED AIRFLOW CORRESPONDING TO MEASURED PRESSURE AT VENTILATOR PRESSURE PORTS

Measured Pressure (“WC)| Delivered Airflow (CFM)
0 .1| 255
0 .2| 225
0 .3| 200
0 .4| 170
0 .5| 145
0 .6| 115
0 .7| 90

MODEL 8145 – SET UP

NOTICE
Before setting up the control for use, the amount of ventilation air being delivered (CFM) by the installed ventilation system must be measured.

Throughout the Set Up Menu, the buttons are used to change values, the Select button is used enter the value and move on to the next Set Up Menu item.

MODEL 8145 – RATER/INSPECTOR VERIFICATION

To verify the ventilation time setting, press the Select button to scroll through the calculated Required Continuous CFM and the Measured CFM for this installation. If any value does not match the expected value, the Set Up Menu must be entered to change the floor area, number of bedrooms or measured CFM.

The calculation used for the ventilation time setting is (all calculations compliant with ASHRAE Standard 62.2):

• Measured CFM is entered during set up and Required Continuous CFM is calculated according to the equation below:
• Required Continuous CFM = ((Floor Area ft2 .01) + (No. of Bedrooms + 1) 7.5)

MODEL 8145 – SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

“CODE” SETTING
The control will turn on ventilation with a heating, cooling or fan call for the set number of minutes during a one-hour cycle period.

• IF outdoor temperature is above the high temperature limit, ventilation will not occur with a call for cooling or fan call.
• IF outdoor temperature is below the low temperature limit, ventilation will occur with a heat call.
• IF outdoor air temperature is between the high and low temperature limits and the HVAC equipment does not turn enough to meet
  • The control will also turn on the HVAC blower if wired to do so.
• If the outdoor temperature exceeds the limits set at the end of the first hour, then no additional ventilation will occur for another 60 minutes, and the cycle period will automatically adjust to four hours.
• When the ventilator starts again, it will sample the air temperature and if in range, will meet the set amount of ventilation during the four-hour cycle period.
  • For example, if Vent Time was set to 25 minutes per hour and the temperature fell below the low limit, ventilation would only occur during a heating call.
  • If the heating only operated for 10 minutes during the hour, the control will automatically change the cycle period to four hours and work to provide the additional 90 total minutes of ventilation (25 min/hr * 4 hours = 100 minutes, minus the 10 minutes of ventilation that occurred during heating) during the four-hour cycle period.
• IF the air temperature is still out of range, the control will automatically switch to an 8-hour cycle period, then a 12-hour cycle period and finally a 24-hour cycle period. During 8, 12 and 24 hour cycle periods, the total ventilation time increases to compensate for ventilation effectiveness as defined in ASHRAE Standard 62.2. When the cycle period automatically adjusts to 24-hours, the control will turn on ventilation to meet the requirements even if the temperature is outside of the set limits.

“ COMFORT” SETTING

• The control will turn on ventilation with a heating, cooling or fan call by the HVAC equipment, if the outdoor air temperature is within the high and low ventilation temperature limits and the indoor RH is within the high and low RH limits, for the set number of minutes during a one-hour cycle period. If the HVAC equipment does not turn on enough to meet the ventilation time within the hour, the control will turn on ventilation without a call, if the outdoor air temperature and indoor RH is within the set limits. The control will also turn on the HVAC system blower, if wired and set up to do so. If the outdoor temperature or indoor RH are outside of the set limits, then no ventilation will occur.

FILTER CLEANING

• Normally, the fresh air filter will need to be removed and cleaned every six months, but check it after the first three months following installation to determine if more or less frequent cleaning will be necessary. After cleaning the filter inside the ventilator, clean off the screen at the fresh air intake hood on the outside of the house. The most common cause of reduced ventilation is a clogged air intake hood.
• To clean the ventilator filter (see FIGURE 15):
  1. Flex the outside edges of the filter door to disengage it from the housing.
  2. Lift the filter door and remove the filter from the ventilator.
  3. Use water to rinse the filter and shake the excess moisture off the filter.
  4. Replace the filter in the ventilator and press the outside  edges of the filter door to snap it in place.

INTERNAL SCHEMATICS

TROUBLESHOOTING

TABLE 5: TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Code| Explanation| Correction
E1|

Sensor failure . Non-recoverable fault . Not field-correctable.

| Call technician to inspect HVAC equipment for damage . If no damage found, power cycle the control/unit . If error code does not resolve itself, replace control .
E2| External temperature sensor was detected at start-up, but has failed when the control is configured to use it. The control will continue as though the temperature limits are set to OFF .| Inspect the ODT sensor connection for loose or broken wires . If no issue found, follow the instructions for testing the ODT sensor resistance on page 15 . If the ODT sensor functions correctly, replace control .
E4| Invalid vent input – can be caused by bad ventilation setup variables or sensor error .| You can re-enter installer setup by pressing and holding the Select button to check the installer setup . If the installer setup is OK, replace control .
Ventilator does not operate in Test Mode| Incorrect installation| Review wiring diagrams and ensure proper control installation .
Ventilator only operates in Test Mode| Measured conditions are outside programmed limits .| Ventilation should not occur when outdoor temperature and humidity are outside programmed limits . If outdoor conditions are confirmed within programmed limits, follow the instructions for testing the ODT sensor resistance on page 15 .
Ventilator operates constantly| Ventilation run time is set to 60 min/hr .| You can re-enter installer setup by pressing and holding the Select button to check the installer setup . Ensure Number of bedrooms, Square footage, and Measured airflow are entered correctly .
Ventilator control “chatters” or clicks ON and OFF rapidly| Improper wiring between controller (GH), thermostat (G), and furnace or heat pump (G) .| Separate controller GH and thermostat G wires if connected . Refer to diagram in WIRING section for proper wiring to furnace (see FIGURE 10 on page 6) or heat pump (see FIGURE 11 on page 7) .
Damper never opens/ fan never runs| No power to ventilator .| Confirm ventilator is plugged into live 120V outlet.
Damper always open/ Fan always runs| Control set to ventilate 60 min/hr .| Confirm ventilation time is set correctly.
TABLE 5: TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Code| Explanation| Correction
Ventilator control “chatters” or clicks ON and OFF rapidly| Improper wiring between controller (GH), thermostat (G), and furnace or heat pump (G) .| Separate controller GH and thermostat G wires if connected . Refer to diagram in WIRING section for proper wiring to furnace (see FIGURE 10 on page 6) or heat pump (see FIGURE 11 on page 7) .
Damper never opens/ fan never runs| No power to ventilator .| Confirm ventilator is plugged into live 120V outlet.
Damper always open/ Fan always runs| Control set to ventilate 60 min/hr .| Confirm ventilation time is set correctly.

TESTING ODT SENSOR RESISTANCE

1. Disconnect the ODT sensor leads from the control terminals.
2. Measure the resistance across the wires with an ohmmeter.
3.  Confirm the reading with the temperature in TABLE 4.
4. Reconnect the ODT sensor leads.
5. If the resistance value (+/- 10 kΩ) does not match the temperature value, replace the ODT sensor.
6.  Replace the filter in the ventilator and press the outside edges of the filter door to snap it in place

TABLE 4

Outdoor Temperature (°F)| Resistance (kΩ) ±10
-30| 231 .8
-20| 163 .4
-10| 117 .3
0| 84 .8
10| 62 .2
20| 46 .1
30| 34 .4
40| 26 .1
50| 19 .9
60| 15 .3
70| 11 .9
80| 9 .3
90| 7 .3
100| 5 .8

LIMITED WARRANTY

• Terms of Coverage

• Your AprilAire® Ventilator is expressly warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for five (5) years from date of purchase.

• What Is Covered

• The exclusive obligation of AprilAire under this Limited Warranty shall be, at the sole discretion of AprilAire, to supply, without charge, a replacement for any component or product which is found to be defective. A defective part will be replaced pursuant to this Limited Warranty with a genuine AprilAire part. A defective product will be replaced pursuant to this Limited Warranty with a new

• AprilAire product of equal or similar features and functionality if the original product has been discontinued or is no longer available.

• Not Covered by the Limited Warranty

  • Consumable or maintenance products, such as, but not limited to: Air Filters, Evaporative Humidifier Water Panels, Steam Canisters, or Steam Humidifier Electrode Wires.
  • Labor charges, shipping costs, removal fees, service fees, or reinstallation costs.
  • Damage caused by misuse, abuse, or improper installation due to failing to install the product in accordance with the instructions provided.
  • Damage to HVAC equipment caused by improper installation(s) or misapplication installation(s).
  •  Modifications, changes, repurposing, or alterations to the AprilAire product.
  • Extended warranties or satisfaction guarantees offered by third parties.
  • Cosmetic damage or normal wear and tear, including, but not limited to: scratches, peeling finish, or dents that do not impede the mechanical functionality of the product.
  • Damage caused by acts of nature, including but not limited to: fire, collision, flood, wind, power surge, lighting strike, or mold.
  • Damage caused during transit.
  • Damage caused during installation due to failure to follow local, state, or federal laws, statutes, codes, or ordinances.
  • Defects in materials furnished by the installer.

• Limit of Liability

• IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE AFOREMENTIONED EXPRESS WARRANTY PERIOD. APRILAIRE LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OTHER THAN DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURIES, RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF THE AFOREMENTIONED IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR THE ABOVE LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS VOID IF DEFECT(S) RESULT(S) FROM FAILURE TO INSTALL THE PRODUCT ACCORDING TO THE APRILAIRE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. IF THE LIMITED WARRANTY IS VOID DUE TO MISAPPLICATION OR IMPROPER INSTALLATION, ALL DISCLAIMERS OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES SHALL BE EFFECTIVE UPON INSTALLATION.
  Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation(s) may not apply to your situation. This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

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• Make a Warranty Claim

• For questions regarding the Limited Warranty or to initiate a claim, contact AprilAire Customer Service at 1.800.334.6011 Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Central Time.

• At the sole discretion of AprilAire, you may be required to: return the product not later than thirty (30) days after the warranty period to the place of purchase or (if directed) to AprilAire, contact a professional contractor to provide warranty service, submit a product for testing related to a warranty claim, and/or send pictures of the original product with the serial number (if applicable) to

• AprilAire Technical Support for inspection as a condition to reviewing a claim and/or receiving a replacement product under this Limited Warranty.

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