LENNOX Air Handler Auxiliary Heater Kit Manual L0805584

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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS

_;_,1997 Lennox Industries {nc,
Dallas, Texas, USA

EVENHEATER
ELECTRIC
HEAT SECTIONS
TM

ELECTRIC HEAT SECTIONS
503,675M
5/99
Supersedes 7/97

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F_-_
Technical
_'LLL. Publications
Lithe U.S.A.

ECB29EH Electric Heat Sections .................
Shipping & Packing List .........................
General Information ............................
Heat Section Installation ........................
Circuit Breaker Installation .......................
Thermistor Installation ..........................
EHCl Control Board Installation ..................
Electrical Connections ..........................
Blower Speed Connections ......................
Discharge Air Temperature Adjustment ............
Unit Start-Up ..................................
Troubleshooting ................................
Wiring Diagrams ...............................

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The EvenHeater'"
ECB29EH electric heat sections provide field installed staged electric heat for Lennox Elite 10"
CB29M, Elite 12" CB30M, Elite 12" CB30U, and PowerMate" CB31MV blower coil units.
In heat pump applications, the electric heat is staged to
provide supplemental heat to meet desired comfort levels.
When the electric heat section is used in applications that
do not have a heat pump, the elements are staged to limit
heat so that it meets heating demands only.
Adjust element staging by changing the location of the
supply air temperature-selection
jumper on the ECH1
control board.

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RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

These instructions are intended as a general guide and do
not supersede local codes in any way. Consult authorities
having jurisdiction before installation. Read these instructions thoroughly before installing the heater section.
The electric heat section and all other equipment used in
HVAC systems must only be installed by qualified installers
or technicians. You must follow federal, state, and local
codes while installing this or any other HVAC equipment.

ECB29EH heat sections are available in single-phase
9kW, 12.5 kW, 15 kW, and 20kW sizes. Heaters are
equipped with circuit breakers. Refer to the engineering
handbook for specific heat section applications.

,& WARNING

Be sure to disconnect all power to unit while installing and
servicing the equipment. Use proper tools and protective
equipment during installation and service.

Package 1 of 1 contains:
1 - Assembled electric heat section
1 - Bag assembly containing the following:
10-Screws; 1-Wiring diagram; 2-Wire nuts

Installation of Lennox blower sections with or without optional electric heat must conform with standards in the Na-

1 - EHC1 control board assembly

tional Fire Protection Association

(NFPA) "Standard for

1 - Supply air plenum thermistor
2 - Adhesive-backed foam seals

Installation of Air Conditioning and Ventilation Systems
NFPA No. 90A," and "Standard for Installation of Resident

1 - Control bracket

Type Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning System, No.
90B," manufacturer's installation instructions, and local
municipal building codes.

Inspect the heater section for shipping damage. If you find
any damage, immediately contact the last carrier.

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1 - Install circuit breaker on blower deck flange. Use
provided screws to secure. See figure 2.

Before installing the unit, check information on unit rating plate to ensure unit meets job specification, proper
electrical power is available and that proper duct clearances are maintained.

ELECTRIC HEAT SECTION
WITH CIRCUIT BREAKERS
In downflow applications,
circuit breakers
must be rotated 180 ° to the UP position.

WARNING

BLOWER DECK
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NOTE-It

CIRCUIT

1 - Shut off all power to blower coil unit, More than
one disconnect may be required.

BRACKET

KNOCKOUT

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NOTE- Wire tie closest to the circuit breaker may
need to be removed to allow for rotation.

Holes In knockout allow
room for dtagonal cutters
used to cut through

c - Rotate circuit breaker 180 °.
d - Slide circuit breaker back on rail and secure in
place with previously removed screw.
2-

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CB31MV-41,

-46, -51, -55
-51, -65

a 20kW el_rlC

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Blower coil access panels are factory supplied
with a patch plate over the circuit breaker opening. Remove the circuit breaker patch plate from
the blower access panel. See figure 3

3 - Replace the unit blower access door.
4 - Choose the appropriately sized adhesive-backed
circuit breaker seal and remove any perforated
sections (if needed). Apply the seal to the outside
of the blower access panel so that the seal is snug
around the circuit breakers.

heater.

FIGURE 1
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a - Disconnect power to the unit if present.
b - Remove screw and slide breakers off mounting rail.

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sheet metal.

CB29M-41,

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NOTE - When applied in the downflow position, the cir.
cuit breakers must be rotated to the UP position. See
figure 2 and follow the procedure below.

FOR:

CB29M-21/26,-31
CB30M-21/26

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CIRCUIT BREAKER
MOUNTING SCREW
(Remove screw and slide breakers off
mounting rail. Rotate breakers 180 ° and
slide bark on rail. Secure with screw.)

3 - Remove electric heat knockout in blower coil vestibule panel for the appropriate size of heater used.
Remove extended width knockout to allow for
installation of 20kW heater. See figure 1.

BLOWER COIL KNOCKOUTS

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BRE_KE__R ,,,_-

2 - Remove blower section access panel.

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is easier to install the ECB29EH heat section in

the blower coil unit before the unff is set and the plenum is
attached.

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CIRCUIT
BREAKERS

Slide electric heat section into blower section. Be
careful that heating elements do not rub against
sheet metal opening when sliding into blower section. Hole(s) on each side of the heater line up with
holes in the blower coil control box. Secure electric heater into place with screws provided in bag
assembly.

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5 - Break the patch plate for the specific size of electric heat unit/blower coil unit being installed. Discard unused piece of patch plate. Refer to figure
4 for CB29M-21/26,
CB29M-31, CB30M-21/26,
CB30U-21/26 units; refer to figure 5 for all other
blower coil units.
6 - Secure the patch plate on the blower access door.

CIRCUIT BREAKER SEAL
AND PATCH PLATE INSTALLATION
CIRCUIT
BREAKERS

CIRCUIT
BREAKER SEAL

\
BLOWER DECK

PATCH PLATE

CIRCUIT
BREAKER
BRACKET

! DISCARD

PATCH

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BREAK AT THIS POINT

FIGURE 3

CIRCUIT BREAKER HEATER
AND PATCH PLATE CONFIGURATION
PATCH PLATE
(Shipped installed

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on CB unit)

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CB29M-21126, CB29M-31, CB30M-21/26
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ECB29EH-12.5CB
ECB29EH-15CB

ECB29EH-gCB
Side

Side
Of
Unit

Of
Patch plate
shown with longest section on
right side, Patch plate may be
factory installed with long section on left side.

Unit

CIRCUIT BREAKER SEAL
(Shipped with electrical heat
and Field installed)

ROTATE 180 ° and
install over opening

ROTATE 180 ° and
install over opening

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Long

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Dotted lines'
are perforations

Break at this point

FIGURE 4

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Break at this point

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CIRCUIT BREAKER HEATER
AND PATCH PLATE CONFIGURATION
CB29M-41, CB29M-46, CB29M-51, CB29M-65 AND
CB30M-31, CB30M-41, CB30M-46, CB30M-51 CB30M-65 AND
CB31M-41, CB31M-51, CB31M-65 AND
C830U-31, CB30U-41/46, CB30U-51/65
PATCH PLATE
(Shipped installed on CB unit)
ECB31EH-gCB, ECB29EH-12.SCB
ECB29EH-15CB, ECB29EH-20CB

ECB29EH-gCB
Side
Of

Side
Of

Patch plate
shown with longest section on right
side, Patch plate may be factory
installed with long section on Left side.

CIRCUIT BREAKER SEAL
(Shipped with electrical heat
and Field installed)

ROTATE 180 ° and
install over o

install over opening

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Break at this point

FIGURE 5
THERMISTOR
See figure 6 for thermistor

installation.

1 - Drill a 5/8" hole in supply air plenum front. Locate
hole 10" (254mm) above blower coil cabinet top,
centered side to side.
2-

INSTALLATION

THERMISTOR

(center side to side) _

Insert thermistor probe into the hole and secure
with two provided #8-18 self-drill self-tap screws.

Probe*
1012541

3 - Adjust the probe depth as shown in figure 6.

depth

5-9/16

11411 p"

4- Before installing the EHC1 control board assembly, run the two thermistor leads through low voltage cabinet knockout opening and connect to
"DAT" terminals on control board.

Refer to figure 7 for control board assembly installation.
1- Assemble ECH1 control board with mounting
bracket. See figure 7 for orientation.
2 - On CB29M, CB3OM & CB3OU units Align EHC1 control board assembly bracket holes
with existing blower deck flange holes (located on
the right side of the flange) and secure control
board assembly with two provided screws.
3 - On CB31MV units Use the two existing screws that secure the variable speed motor control board bracket to blower
deck flange to install the EHC1 control board assembly to blower deck flange.
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SUPPLY
AIR PLENUM
UNIT SUPPLY
AIR OPENING

OPTIONAL
ELECTRIC
HEAT
(Reid
Installed)

* Thermistor probe depth is measured from front
of blower coil unit supply air opening - not supply
air plenum front (unless they are identical).

RGURE 6

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BOARDINSTALLATION

A WARNING
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NOTE-Refer to nameplate on blower coil unit for minimum circuit ampacity and maximum overcurrent protection size.
The blower coil units are provided with openings for use
with 1-1/2 inch trade size (1-31/32 inch diameter) conduit. A conduit reducer washer has been provided for
use if installing smaller conduit.
Refer to figure 9 for typical condensing unit application
and figure 10 for typical heat pump application with a
blower coil unit and an electric heat section.

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Blower

Existing blower deckflange holes
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\ Thermostat terminal strip this side

Refer to figure 11 and 12 for typical system diagram for
the CB29M/CB30M/CB30U
unit with installed electric
heat sections and figure 13 and 14 for typical system
diagram for the CB31MV unit with installed electric
heat section,

FIGURE 7
EHCl CONTROL BOARD WITH WIRE HARNESS
Thermistor terminals
Thermostat
....
.terminal strip
/
/nermostat
terminals

Make wiring connections as follows Refer to figures 8 and 9 for condensing unit application and to figures 8 and 10 for heat pump application.

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DAT

1 - Connect field power supply wiring to circuit breaker(s).
2 - Connect heater section wire harness plug "P2" to
EHC1 control board left side wire harness jack
"J166."
3- Remove interface harness from blower coil section. Connect blower coil section wire harness jack
"J2" to EHC1 control board right side wire harness
plug "P166."
4 - Use provided wire nut to connect stripped yellow wire from "Y" terminal
of EHC1 control
board to wire from "Y1" terminal of indoor thermostat inside blower coil cabinet.

W1

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100 DEG

85 DEG

Heater indicator
lights

Diagnostic
indicator

Temperature
lights
selection jumper
Wire harness jack

5 - In heat pump applications only Use provided wire nut to connect stripped
orange wire from "O" terminal of EHC1 control
board to wire from "0" terminal of indoor thermostat inside control box. Remove the factory
installed jumper between EHC1 control board
terminals "O" and "R."

Wire harness p

FIGURE 8

6-

Disconnect existing red wire from terminal "R" of
TB1 terminal block. Connect this wire to tab of tab/
receptacle combination of red wire from terminal
"R" of EHC1 control board. Then connect thiswireassembly to terminal "R" of TB1 terminal block.
7 - In applications where outdoor thermostat is used
only Remove jumper between "W2" and "R" of TB1 terminal block and connect outdoor thermostat leads
to "W2" and "'R."

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ent from the indoor thermostat, the control board temperature setting will automatically increase to the next
higher setting. Once the "Wl" demand is satisfied or
removed, the control board temperature setting will
automatically return to the jumper setting.

When using the ECB29EH heat section with the CB29M,
CB30M, CB30U or CB31MV series blower coil units, the
blower speed must be adjusted according to the size of
electric heat and blower coil unit. The minimum blower setting for each blower size, with any heat sections
in any application is HIGH. See specific blower coil
installation instructions for blower speed adjustment
procedure and location.

1 - Replace blower compartment
3 - Set thermostat

heat anticipator to 0.4 amps.

4 - Set thermostat

above room temperature.

5 - Verify that element staging and supply air temperatures are correct for the given application. If unexpected results are obtained, check heat pump and
heat section for normal operation. A table showing diagnostic codes for the EHC1 control board is
given in the troubleshooting
section of these
instructions.

The EHC1 control board can be adjusted to provide
four different
discharge air temperatures:
85°F
(29.5°C), 100°F (37.8°C), 115°F (46.1°C) and 130°F
(54.4°C). To adjust the factory setting of 85°F (29.5°C),
move the temperature selection jumper on the EHC1
control board to the desired setting (see figure 8).
The EHC1 control board uses the discharge air temperatu re value provided by the thermistor to maintain the
selected discharge air temperature by staging on the
required number of heating elements.
When higher discharge air temperatures are required
for comfort or to satisfy the heating load, change the
temperature selection jumper on the EHC1 control
board to a higher setting. In heat pump applications,
when the heat pump is on and a "Wl" demand is pres-

access cover.

2 - Restore power to unit.

6 - Set thermostat

to desired setting.

7-Affix
wiring diagram
aligned with existing
sticker.

sticker to blower scroll,
CB unit wiring diagram

Refer to table 1 for EHC1 control board diagnostic
codes.
See figure 8 for location of diagnostic and operation
indicator LEDs.

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EHC1 CONTROLBOARDDIAGNOSTICCODES
BOARD

DIAGNOSTIC

DIAG 1
DIAG 2

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Flashing Slow
On

•

DIAG 1

•

DIAG 2

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PATTERNS

MODE INDICATION

REMEDY

Normal Operation

None. Slow fleshing LED signifies normsl operation.

Shorted Thermistor*

Check thermistor

for short circuit

Open Thermistor*

Check thermistor

for open circuit.

On
Flashing Slow

DIAG 1

_1_

Fleshing Alternately

fast

DIAG 2

-_

Flashing Alternately

Slow

DIAG 1

1"_

Fleshing Alternately

Slow

DIAG 2

1_ _

Fleshing

Alternately

DIAG 1

•

Continuously

On

DIAG 2

O

Continuously

Off

DIAG 1

O

Continuously

Off

DIAG 2

•

Continuously

On

DIAG 1

•

Continuously

On

DIAG 2

•

Continuously

On

DIAG 1
DIAG 2

O
O

Continuously
Continuously

Off
Off

Jumper Error

Resistor fault on board, Board must be replaced.

No Jumper**

No temperature-seloctlon

jumper installed. Install jumper

Fast
General Failure

Component

fault on board. Board must be replaced.

General Failure

Component

fault on board. Board must be replaced.

General Failure

Component

fault on board. Board must be replaced,

Component

fault on board. Board must be replaced.

General Failure

* This mode of operation is indicated b_ elements staging on every 4 minutes until "WI" demand is satisfied.
** Last setting retained by board if jumper removed while unit operating; if no jumper present on
power-up,the default setting of 85°F is used by the board.

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COOLING

208-240/60/I

APPLICATION

WITH

ELECTRIC
NOTE-USE
C0_CTORS

K3 INDOOR
BLOWER RELAY

CIRCUIT BREAKERS

HEAT
COPPER
ONLY,

REFER TO UNIT RATING PLATE
FOR MINIMUM CIRCUIT AMPACITY
AND MAXIMUM OVERCURRENT
PROTECTION SIZE

HEATING ELEMENTS

LINE VOLTAGE FIELD INSTALLED
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O

O

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HEAT ANTICIPATION
.4 AMP (ELECTRIC
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OR HEAT RELAYS

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WHEN OUTDOOR THERMOSTAT IS USED,
CONNECT LEADS TO TERMINALS
"R" AND "W2 _ AND REMOVE JUMPER BETWEEN TERMINALS "R' AND "W2,"

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WITH ELECTRIC HEAT

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FACTORY INSTALLED JUMPERS
WHEN OUTDOOR THERMOSTAT IS USED,
CONNECT LEADS TO TERMINALS
"R" AND "W2" AND REMOVE JUMPER BETWEEN TERMINALS "R' AND "W2,"
EMERGENCY HEAT RELAY (USED ONLY IF OUTDOOR T'STAT IS USED) FIELD PROVIDED
AND INSTALLED NEAR INDOOR UNIT. 24VAC
5VA MAX NEC/CEC CLASS 2

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AMBIENT COMPENSATING THERMISTOR CONNECTION
SEE UNIT FOR QUANTITY OF ELEMENTS
OR HEAT RELAYS

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USED ONLY ON SOME THERMOSTATS.
IS USED (HP21).
USED ONLY ON SOME THERMOSTATS.

REMOVE_ACTOR_JUMPER
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REFER TO UNIT
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REFER TO FACTORY
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UNIT FOR BLOWER
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INSTALLED JUMPER
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IN CONDENSING
APPLICATIONS.

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