Lennox HS27 Owner's Manual
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To reset the Lennox HS27 after a power outage, turn off the thermostat, switch off the circuit breaker connected to the unit, wait for 30 seconds, and then turn the breaker and the thermostat back on.
Regular maintenance for the Lennox HS27 includes cleaning or replacing air filters every 1-3 months, ensuring the outdoor unit is clear of debris, and scheduling annual professional check-ups.
To improve efficiency, ensure that vents are unblocked, seal any duct leaks, regularly clean or replace filters, and consider upgrading to a programmable thermostat.
If your Lennox HS27 is not cooling properly, check if the air filter is clean, ensure the thermostat settings are correct, and inspect the outdoor unit for dirt or debris. If issues persist, contact a professional technician.
Unusual noises may indicate debris in the fan, loose components, or motor issues. Inspect the unit for visible problems. If the noise continues, consult a professional technician to prevent further damage.
To change the air filter, turn off the unit, locate the filter compartment, remove the old filter, and insert a new filter of the same size, ensuring it is positioned correctly according to the airflow direction arrows.
Common error codes for the Lennox HS27 include E201 (communication error), E223 (high-pressure switch open), and E227 (low-pressure switch open). Consult the user manual for a comprehensive list and troubleshooting tips.
Installing a Lennox HS27 unit requires professional expertise due to the complexity of the system and the need for precise calibration. It is recommended to hire a licensed HVAC technician for installation.
To clean the outdoor unit, turn off the power, remove debris and leaves from around the unit, gently hose down the fins from the inside out, and straighten any bent fins with a fin comb. Avoid using pressure washers.
If the Lennox HS27 is not turning on, check the thermostat settings, ensure the circuit breaker is not tripped, verify the power switch is on, and inspect the unit's wiring for visible damage. If unresolved, consult a professional.