TRION CFS22 Comfort Steam Humidifier Instruction Manual

TRION CFS22 Comfort Steam Humidifier

Specifications

• Product Name: TRION CFS22 Humidification System
• Warranty: 24 months from installation or 30 months from shipment
• Control System: Microprocessor-based

SECTION II UNIT OPERATION

Basic Operation Overview
Controlled humidification requires a very precise control system. The CFS20/22 utilizes a microprocessor-based control system to monitor performance and maintain capacity. The humidifier evaluates the operation and alerts the operator to problem conditions and prevents undesirable operations.

1. On initial start-up or a call for humidity, the humidifier will attempt to fill to its full load amp rating. The unit will not necessarily have a full cylinder of water when capacity is reached. Water level depends on the conductivity of the water. The more conductive the water, the more current that can be passed through and will result in a lower water level during operation. If the water is not conductive enough to allow the unit to reach full load amps (full capacity) on the initial fill, the cylinder full module will stop the fill valve until the water conductivity increases. The unit will operate in this mode with repetitive fill and boil cycles until the unit has concentrated enough minerals in the water to reach the rated amp level. Once full load amp (FLA) has been reached, the fill valve will shut off. The unit will now compare the rate of change of amp draw to a time cycle.

2. Once the water in the cylinder is mineral-laden and hence very conductive, a drain cycle will be initiated. Some or all of the water in the cylinder will be drained to flush away the minerals. After the drain cycle and/or the time cycle is completed, the unit will refill and start the process over.
   These cycles will repeat until:

   • The call for humidity is satisfied.
   • The cylinder is used up.
   • A fault condition occurs.

3. Over a very long term, as the electrodes in the cylinder are coated with minerals, the water level will slowly increase to the cylinder full level. Concentration will no longer allow the unit to reach FLA. The unit will eventually display an “end of cylinder life” fault by blinking the LED on the front of the unit at ½ second intervals. Replacement of the cylinder is required at this point in order for the unit to continue operating at its rated capacity.

What’s in the Box?
Complete Humidification System

1

| CFS20 Unit
267460-004| CFS22 Unit
AH-297| 1| Air Proving Switch
267947-002| 1| Parts Bag*

Unit Only

1

| CFS20 Unit
267460-006| CFS22 Unit

Accessory Kit

Includes two lag screws (Part No. EST-1138), two ¾” – 1½” clamp hoses (Part No. EST 1563), one 12” clear PVC vinyl tubing with 1” OD (Part No. EST-206), and one stainless steel clamp hose (Part No. EST-207).

Key Features
Adjustable Setpoints (See Figure 13, Page 13)

NOTE: These setpoints should be adjusted by a qualified service person only.

Capacity

• Range = 50-100%
• Preset at 100%

Low Drain Threshold

• Range = 50-100%
• Preset at 80%

Cycle Time

• Range = 30-180 seconds

• Preset at 60 seconds

• Faults:
  Overcurrent (Solid Light)

  • 138% of Rated Current
  • System Shutdown

• Fill System (Slow Blink)

  • Fill valve open for 24 minutes without achieving capacity setpoint or cylinder full
  • System Shutdown

• End of Cylinder Life (Fast Blink)

  • 24 hours of operation while on cylinder full without achieving capacity setpoint.
  • System Shutdown

• Operation using water of less than 125 micro-Siemens is not recommended.

• Typically 500-2000 hours of cylinder operation can be obtained. Your actual cylinder life may be higher or lower depending on the exact composition of your water supply.

Engineering and Application
The CFS20/22 series steam humidifiers can be applied in a variety of applications. The simplest application is to utilize the steam generated by the CFS unit to discharge it directly into the HVAC system ductwork. In this application, a steam pipe is preferably installed in the system ductwork at least 5 feet downstream of the supply air blower. There should be no obstructions within the first 5 feet downstream of the steam distributor as shown in Figure 2. A minimum duct temperature of 60° F is recommended. Different psychrometric conditions may require greater or lesser steam absorption distances. Temperatures below 60°F may cause condensation to form in the duct. External lined duct may be used if the thickness is 1” or less.

NOTE: The steam distributor pipe is inherently sloped to return the condensate to the humidifier.

An airflow-proving switch is provided for a better system control. If the heating system operates for short periods at a time and the desired relative humidity level is not achieved, the humidifier can be wired to turn on the blower when there is a call for humidity. (See Figures 8-9, page 9.)

Allowable Operating Conditions

Ambient Temperature| 40°F (4°C) to 120°F (50°C)
Ambient Relative Humidity| 0% to 90% (non-condensing)
Line Voltage| -15% to +10% of normal
Frequency| 50/60 Hz
Water Supply Pressure| 20psi – 100psi
Maximum Duct Static Pressure| 1”

Installation Instructions:

1. Read through the entire Installation, Operation, & Maintenance Manual provided.
2. Ensure the humidifier is installed according to the instructions provided by TRION.
3. Make any necessary adjustments to the circuit board based on incoming water quality as detailed on pages 13-16 of the manual.

Mounting
The cabinet is designed to safely contain the working components of the TRION CFS 20/22 series humidifier and dissipate heat to protect the electronics. Locate humidifier, steam pipe and accessories in a manner to allow routine inspection and any necessary maintenance. DO NOT install the unit above false ceilings or around valuable property, where a malfunction could cause damage. Correct positioning of the humidifier is important to allow for proper operation and easy maintenance.

Minimum Clearances Around Cabinet

Left| 6”
Right| 12”
Top| 6”
Bottom| 12”

Minimum clearance around the cabinet should be maintained as follows:

1. Remove cover by removing four side screws.
2. Remove foam packing from top of cylinder.
3. Two 5/16” lag bolts are supplied with the CFS20/22 unit. Install the lag bolts according to the dimensions in Figure 3.
4. Hang the unit on the wall and secure the bolts. Be sure the unit is level and mounted directly to the wall into wood studs at least 2” thick (or equivalent). Operating weight is 27 lbs.
5. Replace cover and four screws.

WARNING!
Do not mount any controls inside the unit or tap power from any location in the unit, except as stated in these instructions. Do not place objects near the cabinet. Do not attach to dry wall without studs. At least one of the 5/16” bolts must be located on a stud.

Plumbing
To make the necessary connections for water fill and drain, the following steps are required. (Refer to Figure 4 for locations.)

1. Install external shutoff valve between the water supply and the humidifier for ease in servicing the unit.

2. Connect water supply to the 1/4” compression fitting on the bottom of the cabinet.

   • CAUTION!
     Do not use reverse osmosis or demineralized water treatment without first consulting the factory. This water may not be sufficiently conductive to allow proper operation. Consult factory if water is outside the range of allowable conductivities (125-1250 micro-Siemens). Do not use hot water.

3. Connect the 3/4” tube from the accessory pack to the drain reservoir. Cut the tube to the length necessary to reach the drain.

4. Insert the other end of the tube into a minimum 6” vertical length of the 1-1/4” minimum I.D. drain line. The balance of the drain line should be 1” I.D. minimum with a minimum 1/8” per foot slope. (See Figure 4.)

WARNING!
If the drain line is exposed, it is recommended that it be insulated for safety.

Do not use PVC drain line unless “Drain Tempering” is enabled.
NOTE: Inlet water pressure must be in the range of 20-100 psig. Consult the factory if you are outside this range. Softened water may be used but requires that the low drain threshold be adjusted.

WARNING!
If the drain line is exposed, it is recommended that it be insulated for safety. Do not use PVC drain line unless “Drain Tempering” is enabled.

NOTE: Inlet water pressure must be in the range of 20-100 psig. Consult the factory if you are outside this range. Softened water may be used but requires that the low drain threshold be adjusted.

Steam Distribution
TRION supplies a stainless steel duct distributor for injecting pure steam into the duct. This can be installed in the side (recommended) or the bottom (alternate) of the duct. (See Figure 5.) When installing in the side of the ductwork, make sure the unit is positioned to allow condensate to drain back down the steam hose to the steam generator. The duct distributor pipe has a builtin pitch to allow condensate to drain back into the hose. The hose must be installed with a minimum 8% (1” per foot) pitch back to the humidifier to allow condensate to drain back to the steam cylinder. (See Figure 5.) The steam hose may be used up to a maximum of 10 feet between the unit and the steam distributor. (Additional hose may be required.) There can not be sags in the steam hose, as this will create a trap and will produce back pressure in the steam cylinder and may blow condensate in the duct. (See Figure 6.)

Distributor Mounting Instructions

Sheet metal Duct:
Make a 1-1/4” hole in the duct at the desired location. Insert duct distributor and secure with self tapping sheetmetal screws (supplied by others).

Fiberboard Duct:
Make a 1-1/4” hole in the duct at desired location. Insert duct distributor and mark the four holes on flange. Drill holes at marked locations. Fasten distributor with bolts (supplied by others).

Note: Internally lined duct should be removed in the steam evaporation zone.

Wiring
All field wiring should be routed up through the holes in the bottom panel or in the back of the unit.

Supply Power

1. Ensure that minimum circuit amperage capacity is 15 amps.
2. Terminals are provided in the electrical compartment for field connection of the main power supply legs (single phase) and a ground wire.
3. Install external overcurrent protection and provide wiring in accordance with the NEC, state and local codes.
4. Power supply must be “clean”: free of spikes, surges and sags: -15% to +10% of nominal.

Electrical Characteristics:

Control Circuit Connections

WARNING!
Do NOT install any controls inside the TRION CFS 20/22 cabinet. Installations of any extraneous devices inside the electrical compartment may cause erratic behavior of the circuitry and will VOID the warranty.

The humidifier is turned on by applying 24VAC across positions #3 and #4 of the terminal strip shown in Figure 8. The two most common ways to control the humidifier are to use a humidistat for automatic operations or to use just a basic switch to permanently turn on or turn off the unit.

If using a humidistat for automatic control:

1. If the humidistat needs to be powered by 24VAC, then connect the humidistat power input to the humidistat 24VAC power output located on terminal strip position #1 (24VAC Hot) and position #2 (24VAC Common).
2. Connect the humidistat normally open contacts to the humidifier as follows.
3. Connect one of the humidistat normally open contacts to the 24VAC Hot either from the humidistat power connection or from the humidifier terminal strip position #1. Connect the other humidistat normally open contact to position #3 of the humidifier terminal strip.
4. Finally, connect the humidifier terminal strip position #2 to humidifier terminal strip position #4.

If using just a basic switch for on/off control:

1. Connect the first side of the switch to the humidifier terminal strip position #1.
2. Connect the other side of the switch to the humidifier terminal strip position #3.
3. Finally, connect humidifier terminal strip position #2 to humidifier terminal strip position #4.

Operating Instructions:

1. Follow the Start-up Instructions provided in the manual for initial operation of the humidifier.
2. Regularly monitor the performance of the humidifier to ensure proper functioning.
3. Address any alerts or problem conditions immediately as indicated by the control system.

Installation Checklist

NOTE:
The TRION CFS20/22 Humidifier checklist is provided to help the installer ensure a successful installation. If further assistance is needed from the TRION representative or the factory, the checklist is expected to be completed. If a job site visit is required from the TRION representative or the factory, and the checklist has not been accurately completed, additional charges may be applied by the individual(s) representing TRION. If the visit uncovers a component malfunction, the parts will be replaced under warranty.

• Project Name _____
• Checklist completed by ____
• Humidifier Installer (Company) _____
• Checklist completion date ____

SECTION IV OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Often in residential control environments and some other control system designs, the humidifier is controlled independently and may not be interlocked with the air blower control system. In these cases, the humidifier is equipped with an auxiliary relay (as shown in Figure 11). The auxiliary relay has one set of normally open contacts that can be used to control the air blower system. Those same normally open auxiliary relay contacts close when the humidfier is powered on and generating steam. If required, the auxiliary relay’s normally open contacts can be wired as needed to interlock the humidifier turn-on to the subsequently turn on the air blower system. See Figure 9 for a basic circuit diagram of the interlock connection of the auxiliary relay contacts to the red and green wires of a typical residential thermostat. Figure 9 is a very basic diagram and is for reference only. The auxilary contact connection and control system interlock design should be designed and wired by a control engineer or by a licensed HVAC installer.

Start-up Instructions

1. Check that the humidifier is properly mounted and level.

2. Check that the water fill and drain are properly connected.

3. Check that the correct voltage and amperage service are supplied.

4. Check that all controls are wired properly.

5. Check that the steam distributor is properly installed and that the steam hose has been properly routed without any kinks or flat spots.

6. With power OFF, double check all electrical connections and plumbing connections to ensure that they did not loosen during shipment.

7. With the control humidistat at the lowest setting, turn on the main disconnect. The contactor should remain deenergized.

8. Turn the control humidistat up to the highest setting. The relay should energize.

9. After approximately a five-second delay, the fill valve energizes and water begins to fill the cylinder to the preset amp level or cylinder full condition, depending on the incoming water supply. When starting up the unit, it is best to put an amp clamp on the power leg that passes through the toroid transformer. Ensure that the humidifier fills
   NOTE: If upon initial start-up of this humidifier the cylinder is slow in heating and/or the service light continues to come on, drain the tank to 1/4 full. Turn off power at disconnect, obtain some Alka-Seltzer tablets and crumble 1/2 of one tablet (Alka-Seltzer) into the grey fill tee. Then turn the disconnect on and run the unit. If you have had to use this step on a 230V unit (CFS22), it is advisable that you order a 268613-001 replacement cylinder rather than the standard replacement cylinder in the future so this procedure will not need to be repeated. to “cylinder full” (approximately 1.5” from the top of the cylinder), or that the amperage reaches the data label maximum and the fill valve de-energizes.

10. All units are equipped with a drain tempering feature which mixes cold fill water with the hot drain water to protect drainpiping. Unit is factory set with drain tempering inactive. To activate, move drain tempering jumper to ON position from circuit board. (See Figure 13.) Depending on your fill water pressure, some adjustment of the fill metering valve may be necessary to ensure drain water of less than 140°F. (See Figure 11.)

11. Reset control humidistat to the desired setting. Refer to instructions supplied with humidistat.

NOTE: The capacity of the humidifier can be adjusted between 50% and 100% of the maximum level by adjusting the Capacity Adjustment Pot on the main circuit board.
CAUTION! Inadequate airflow may allow humidity to collect in areas causing condensation.

Maintenance Instructions:
To maintain output, the water level in the cylinder will slowly move upwards, exposing new electrode to the water as the electrodes become coated with minerals. Eventually, all of the usable electrode surfaces will be coated and the cylinder will be full of water. At this point, the output capacity will begin to drop and the red “fault” light will come on (fast blink). The unit will shut down. This indicates the need to change the cylinder, typically after 500-2000 hours of operation, depending on the quality of the fill water supply.

1. Refer to the Maintenance section in the manual for detailed maintenance procedures.
2. Keep the humidifier clean and free from any obstructions to maintain optimal performance.
3. Replace any parts as needed following the instructions provided in the manual.

To Replace the Cylinder

1. Remove cover and four screws while being careful of wiring. Drain cylinder completely using the drain switch.
2. Turn off power to the unit at the external disconnect. Disconnect electrode power wires (#32 & #33) and cylinder full electrode wire (#26) from the cylinder. These connections are 1/4” quick connects. (See Figures 12B, 12C, and 12D.)
3. Disconnect 1” hose at top of cylinder.
4. Remove cylinder, clean out the drain cup and insert the new cylinder. Be sure that the o-ring is in place on the cylinder fill/drain port prior to installation. (See Figure 12A.) New o-ring is included with each replacement cylinder.
5. Clean and check both the fill and drain valves while servicing the unit.
6. Install cylinder in unit by pushing downward with a slight twisting motion, while ensuring proper orientation of cylinder within cabinet.
7. Reconnect electrode power wires (#32 & #33) and cylinder full electrode wire (#26). Make sure that all electrical connections are securely tightened. (See Figures 12B, 12C, and 12D.) Replace cover and four screws.
8. Follow cold start-up instructions on page 11. Monitor amp draw for several cycles.

Extended Shutdown
Always drain cylinder completely if unit will be off for an extended period of time. This will preserve the life of the cylinder.

SECTION V TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
All TRION CFS 20/22 series humidifiers are manufactured under strict quality control and are subjected to a complete operational test prior to shipment. All circuit board adjustments are made at the factory and should not be adjusted beyond the guidelines set in this troubleshooting guide without first consulting a factory representative. The following information is for your help and reference. If you still experience difficulty after trying these remedies, contact your TRION representative.

WARNING!
The TRION CFS20/22 series electronic steam humidifier cabinet was designed to house and shield the components from outside interference. Absolutely NO other components may be mounted inside or be electrically tapped into the humidifier without TRION’s express written permission. Failure to heed this warning will void your warranty.

Test Points
Each circuit board (see Figure 13) features three test points to aid in the troubleshooting process. Each of these test points works on a 0-5 VDC scale. “0 VDC” = 0%. “5 VDC” = 100%. All readings are between the test point and ground.

• Test Point #1:
  Provides exact reading of Time Cycle setting. 30-180% = 0-5 VDC (Factory set: 1 volt)

• Test Point #2:
  Provides exact reading of Low Drain threshold. 50-100% = 0-5 VDC (Factory set: 3 volts)

• Test Point #3:
  Provides maximum percentage of output. 50-100% = 0-5 VDC (Factory set: 5 volts)

Unit Detected Faults (Red Service Light is ON)

Overcurrent (Solid Light)

The alarm condition occurs when an overcurrent situation (>138% of rated current) has occurred and the humidifier has shut down to prevent any damage. This alarm indicates that there has been a significant reduction in resistance between the main legs of the supply power and the humidifier has been shut down to prevent damage and should be serviced before it is restarted. Fault LED R33 will be illuminated (solid – no flash).

| Dead short between electrodes.| Replace the steam cylinder. Check resistance between electrodes with power OFF.
Restricted or blocked drain.| Clean and inspect drain system.
Restricted fill system.| Clean and inspect the fill system. Check for restriction or loss of supply pressure.
Incoming water conductivity is outside the range of normal circuit board settings.| Consult the factory for options.
Check amp draw to unit during start-up. If amp draw greatly exceeds rated amp draw, the drain threshold pot, labeled “Low Drain Threshold Pot”, must be increased 2% to increase the frequency and duration of drains to reduce the conductivity inside the cylinder.| Manually drain the unit and restart.
End of Cylinder (Fast Blink)

This alarm condition occurs if the humidifier is unable to reach full output over a 24 hour timeframe. It is constantly switching between “fill” and “cylinder full” modes. This alarm indicates a need to change the cylinder, that the water supply is low in conductivity, or that a foaming condition exists.

| End of cylinder life – Cylinder life is typically between 500 and 2000 hours, depending on incoming water supply.| For emergency use, you may restart the humidifier with the Capacity Adjustment Pot at a lower level to allow operation until a replacement steam cylinder can be obtained. To clear the fault, turn the main disconnect to the unit “off” and then back ON.
If incoming water supply is less than 125 micromho, the unit may not be able to pass the rated current through the water.| See NON-FAULT ACTIVATED

PROBLEMS GUIDE – “Unit fills to the cylinder full condition and remains cold.”

Foaming condition exists.| Flush and fill the steam cylinder several times and restart. If it persists, you must filter or treat the water to remove the foaming agent. See circuit board settings on previous page if supply water is softened. See NON-FAULT ACTIVATED PROBLEMS GUIDE – “Water foaming inside the cylinder.”
Fill System Fault (Slow Blink)

This alarm condition occurs when the fill valve has been energized for a 24 minute timeframe. The humidifier has been shut down to prevent any damage.

| Loss of or restricted water supply.| Check fill system.
Leaking drain system.| Check drain system.
Defective drain valve.| Repair and replace as required.
Defective fill valve.| Repair and replace as required.

NOTE: The three fault conditions outlined above will cause the humidifier to shut down and the fault light on the front of the unit to illuminate. To clear these faults, the main power must be turned OFF and back ON again.

Non-Fault Activated Problems

Check circuit breaker.
Check connector J1 on the circuit board and ensure that it is plugged into the circuit board properly and that no wires are loose.
Ensure that there is 24 VAC between pole #9 and #11 connector J1. If not, check wiring.
Place jumper between controls wiring terminal strip #3 and #4. If unit operates, check controls settings and wiring (control, humidistat.)
Check door interlock.
Unit turned ON. Contactor pulled in, but no water is entering the cylinder.| Check external shutoff valves and open if closed.
Check strainer and fill valve for clogs. Turn adjusting screw.
Check fill valve coil to determine if it is receiving 24 VAC. If so, replace the valve.
Check for break in wiring.
Excessive arcing in cylinder| Check drain valve and ensure that when it activates it drains freely. Clean if necessary. Replace valve if defective.
Check water supply. If it is softened, increase the Low Drain Threshold Pot (POT 2) up to XX%. (See Figure 13.)
Use high conductivity settings if water supply is very hard, >750 micromho.
Unit filling slower or at the same rate as the water is boiling, causing over concentration and foaming. Check restriction in fill line. Adjust the metering fill valve to allow greater flow of water. (See Figure 11.)
Have water analyzed. If iron content is greater than .1 mg/liter, a filter will have to be used.
Consult factory with water analysis.
Unit fills to the cylinder full condition and remains cold| Check between Test Point #3 and ground with a multimeter set on VDC scale. Confirm the circuit board is seeing low current flow (<3.5 VDC). Proceed to next step.
If on initial fill, unit reaches less than 70% of rated capacity (3.5 VDC on Test Point #3), adjust the drain threshold pot, POT 2, down 2-3%. Manually drain the unit down completely and add

½ Alka Seltzer tablet via the fill tee (GT-120). Restart the unit while monitoring the amp draw. Fill unit ¼ full and turn “off” for several minutes to allow tablets to dissolve. Restart unit. If amperage rises rapidly, it may be necessary to dilute the water. If amperage rises slowly, add another Alka- Seltzer tablet.

Check that drain valve is sealing properly.
Check the water conductivity and consult the factory.
Unit turned ON and cycles for a short period of time. Then it stops in the middle of a fill cycle and will not reset until boiling stops.| Check cylinder fill interface connections.
Check cylinder connections. (See Figure 12B.)
Check items in next troubleshooting tip concerning foaming.
Check amperage between cylinder full electrode and cylinder full interface terminal #1. If it is greater than 7.0 mA AC, take a fill water sample and consult the factory.
Problem/Symptom| Reason – Correction
---|---
Water “foaming” inside the cylinder| Check drain valve and ensure that water drains freely. If necessary, clean or replace valve if defective.
Check water supply. If it is commercially softened, either increase the drain threshold (Test Point #2) to 85% or reconnect the unit to raw water. Drain and restart the unit. If the unit is connected to a hot water line, reconnect to the cold water line.
If steam line is hard copper, drain cylinder and test unit operation disconnected from steam line to ensure flux from solder joints is not causing foaming.
Observe the fill tee (GT-120). If water is going down the overflow and the water level is low:

•       Check to ensure that static pressure in the duct is not forcing water down the overflow instead of allowing water to enter the cylinder.

•       Adjust the fill metering valve to regulate the water flow to the cylinder. (See Figure 11.)

•       Unit filling slower or at the same rate as it is boiling off, causing over concentration and foaming. Fill rate must be increased. Open metering valve.

•       If the fill valve is already fully open, get a water analysis and consult the factory.

Cylinder fills and overflows| Check cylinder wiring (See Figure 12.)
Check wiring of cylinder full interface.
Replace the circuit board.
Consult the factory after obtaining a water analysis.
Unit cycle ON and OFF rapidly| Check location and setting of humidistat.
Cabinet leaks| Check for loose connections.
Fill tube out of fill tee.
Steam cylinder out of drain cup.
Cabinet drain backing up, kink in drain line.

CFS20 Wiring Diagram

CFS22 Wiring Diagram

FILL SUB-ASSEMBLY

Parts List

• 1095 Hose clamp SS
• 1845 Door interlock
• 4060 Fitting, 1/4” bulkhead
• 138586-001 Drain switch
• 267575-001 24VAC signal relay or auxilary relay
• 267640-001 Fill loop
• 268390-001 Power wire assembly replacement (not shown)
• 268612-001 Drain valve kit
• 268613-001 Steam cylinder assembly (115V units)
• 268614-001 Steam cylinder assembly (230V units)
• EST-003A Cylinder full interface
• EST-105A Toroid transformer
• EST-207 Hose clamp SS
• EST-353 Bushing, short 3/4” I.D.
• EST-596 Steam hose
• EST-1225-KIT Drain reservoir kit
• EST-1512 Transformer, 115/230V to 24VAC
• EST-1530 Terminal block
• EST-1618 Tubing, 1” O.D. silicone
• GT-120 Fill tee
• GT-195-KIT Fill valve replacement kit
• GT-262 Hose, 1/2” I.D. overflow
• GT-322 Main circuit board
• GT-335 Electrode relay, 2 pole, 20A

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FAQ

Q: What should I do if I encounter performance problems related to water quality?
A: Adjustments to the circuit board may be necessary based on incoming water quality. Refer to pages 13-16 of the manual for guidance. Performance problems associated with water quality are not covered under warranty.

Q: How long is the warranty for the TRION CFS22 humidifier?
A: The warranty is valid for 24 months from installation or 30 months from shipment, excluding the replaceable steam cylinder.

References

• trioniaq.com
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