Aumuller Lift-Smoke-Free LSF 7000, Instructions For Installation, Operation And Maintenance

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RWA Control Unit 

LSF 7000

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Note any alarm and fault transmissions during the main-
tenance work. 

Any faults found must be documented and eliminated in 
the course of maintenance. 

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Maintenance / Visual Inspection

To maintain the system, first carry out a visual inspection of the following 
components:

1. 

Smoke detector

•  fixed installation and free from damage 
•  freely accessible, dust-free openings
•  connection terminals properly applied and connected

2. 

Control Unit

•  Displays on the Control Unit 

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•  Connection terminals properly applied and connected

3. 

Smoke Exhaustion System

•  Smoke exhaustion system and cable routing free from damage 
•  Smoke exhaustion system and cable routing free from heavy 

contamination

4. 

Control and release units

•  Detectors, buttons and their cable routing free from damage and 

heavy contamination 

5. 

External Controls

•  Cable routing free from damage and heavy soiling
•  No error messages from or to external controls

6. 

External Alarm Transmitter

•  Siren and its cable routing free from damage and heavy conta- 

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Safety instructions for maintenance

•  When working in the Control Unit, the workplace must be secured 

against unauthorised access.

•  The responsibility for maintenance lies exclusively with the specialists 

who carry out the maintenance.

•  An operating log book is required for RWA systems, in which main-

tenance must be recorded. Special attention must be paid to any ope-
rating events noted in the logbook (e.g. recurring faults).

•  These installation and operating instructions are part of the main-

tenance documents. The Control Unit may only be serviced in accor-
dance with the information contained herein. This also applies to 
system additions and the replacement of components. A separate 
maintenance log should be prepared and attached to the mainten- 
ance documents.

•  Only original parts may be used. Otherwise the warranty obligation 

and the product liability of the manufacturer are void.

•  The installation and maintenance instructions of the manufacturers of 

the individual system components are binding for the maintenance of 
these components. If these are not available, they must be requested 
from the manufacturer. If special maintenance instructions are requi-
red (e.g. for NRWG according to EN 12101-2), these must also be 
available.

System configuration must be checked and logged du-
ring every maintenance. The next maintenance date can 
only be set with the licence software, for which a fee is 
charged, and protected against unauthorised access by a 
password. The maintenance date is then signalled by the 
fault indicator “

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” flashing twice. 

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After opening the device housing, live electrical 
parts are exposed!
Before any maintenance or alteration to the unit’s con- 
figuration (e.g. replacement of components), the mains 
power supply and – if available – the batteries must be 
disconnected at all terminals and secured against acci-
dental reconnection (lock in disconnected position). 

During the entire duration of the work, the official require-
ments and regulations must be adhered to, especially the 
accident prevention regulations. The individual work steps 
must be agreed with the building operator. Unauthorised 
changes to the system are prohibited. 

Testing and Maintenance of the Control Unit 

•  Check all connections on all devices for secure connection and for 

possible damage.

•  Check all fuse links.
•  Check the charge level and installation date oft he batteries and 

replaced them if necessary (batteries must be replaced 

4 years

 after 

installation). 

•  Check the drive Control Unit for proper function. Check the direction 

of movement of the drives. If the control is correct and the drive still 
does not work correctly, follow the instructions for installation and 
commissioning of the drive manufacturer. 

•  Check the function of all manual control devices and ventilation push 

buttons (do the drives move in the direction indicated on the push 
buttons?).

•  Test all smoke detectors with test gas according to manufacturer’s 

instructions.

•  Remove dirty or defective detectors and send them to the manu- 

facturer for repair or cleaning.

•  If activated by an external alarm system (FAS), check that the 

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 Control Unit receives the signal correctly.

•  If the Control Unit is equipped with a relay card REL 65 or a plug- 

in card 7xPSB, check that the plug-in cards are fitted correctly 
and check whether the desired signal is transmitted correctly.

•  Use the machine software to check the configuration and test 

whether the machine operates according to the saved configuration.

For the maintenance of the connected components, the 
maintenance instructions of these components are to be 
followed. 

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