I have installed to OEM recommendations, but still have issues with the humidity in the house, it seems that the supply pressure is greater than the fan pressure which is not allowing the air to flow through the moist filter and into the supply to the house. What can be done about this?
SOURCE: humidity not going up
I have a similar problem with mine too. I am interested to see if anyone can diagnose this problem
SOURCE: Install HE220 HoneyWell , humidity not increasing in the house.
You can try installing the water line to your hot water if it is installed on cold line for more humidification. You should make sure your humidistat is up line 6" @least from humidifier for proper humidification measurement.
SOURCE: lack of humidity
Try the following test, ( I will resume this is a flow through humidifier)
Spray water directly oin the filter make sure it is saturated. Some water should leak from the bottom. After 10 min measure the Humidity to see if this helped. If there is a higher level of humidity the pbm is that not enough water is saturating the filter. Check the level of the filter & water feed nozzle.
Option 2 is to connect the water feed tube to a Hot water source.
Hope this helps.
SOURCE: no increase in humidity after installing whole house humidifier
have you checked the damper ? is the motor running the right direction ? have you increased the water supply to it ? you need to be sure that it is coming on only when you have a call for heat, normally your humidistat should be installed near the return, or on the return duct, for proper sensing, you could try holding a pan of steaming water, placing the stat above it, not to close, to see if the stat shuts off the hum, a little trick, that way you will know if the stat works ok, hope these helped, thanks for the question, mr.grzz
SOURCE: I installed a humidifier (Honeywell HE260A by-pass
Humidifiers are installed in the return air unless they are a forced (uses a fan) type of humidifier.
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