Adam Vorisek

Lincoln Street blades are constructed of glass-reinforced nylon. This gives them a high rigidity preventing the fan blades from drooping over time.

An Hbb fault (fault code 60 on the touchscreen) is a hardware baseblock fault. This fault code indicates that the factory jumper between the H1 and HC terminals has been removed or modified. This j...

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The Lincoln Street Fan is sold only with the standard wireless remote. It may be possible to use a third party wired remote via ©Bond Bridge, but MacroAir does not have any recommendations or guida...

A CE fault code (fault code 20 on the touchscreen) indicates a modbus comms fault. This means that communication has been lost between the VFD and the control source (touchscreen controller or AirL...

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The Lincoln Street fan can be mounted to a sloped ceiling, but the maximum angle (or slope) of the ceiling cannot be greater than 20 degrees (or 4:12 pitch).

A CALL alarm indicates a communication transmission error. This means that communication has not been established between the VFD and the control source (touchscreen controller or AirLynk). Note th...

For Sales orders, please reach out to your MacroAir Sales Representative at (866)668-3247 option 1 with your order information and they will be able to update you. For warranty orders, please reply...

An OH, OH1, or OH3 fault (fault codes 9, 10, and 29 on the touchscreen, respectively) is an overheating fault. The VFD has exceeded the rated temperature. Below are some possible causes and solutio...