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9. Fault Finding, Correction and Spares 

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9. Fault Finding, Correction and Spares 

 

MFH Fan Assisted Heater 

See Maintenance instructions for procedures relating to these faults. 

Fault

 

Check 

 

Resolution

 

 
Vibration 
 

De-energise the heaters 

-  Ensure that all feet are 

properly seated on the 
ground and that the heater 
is positioned on a clear 
and level surface. 

-  Visually inspect the 

impeller and check for 
centralised revolution. 

-  Using a hand spanner, adjust 

the legs in turn until the heater 
sits on all four feet. 
 

-  Remove the fan guards and 

casing lid and check that the 
impeller grub screws are tight. 

 
The Impeller does 
not spin 
 
 

Immediately isolate the heater from 
the power supply. 
 

Inspect all electrical 
connections. 

Open the Ex d enclosure 
and check if the MCB is in 
the open position. 

Tighten any loose connections. 
 

Switch the MCB to the closed 
position. 

The impeller 
spins clockwise 
(looking from fan 
end) (3 Phase 
heaters only) 

Immediately isolate the heater from 
the power supply.  
 

Access the Ex e enclosure 
and ensure that phase 
numbering is correct. 

Swap the cables between two 
of the incoming phases, L1 and 
L2 only. 

 
There is no heat 
 
 

Isolate the heater from the power 
supply. 

Check the wiring of the 
heating elements. 

Remove the element 
connection cable and 
check the resistance values 
of each phase. 

Ensure you are using the correct wiring 
diagram in section 12. 
 

Tighten any loose connections. 

 

If an imbalanced reading is 

found, or an infinite value, 
contact EXHEAT Industrial Ltd. 

 
The Heater 
suddenly  
de-energises 
 

Immediately isolate the heater from 
the power supply. 

Check the ambient has not 
exceeded 40°C. 

Check for any signs of 
damage. 

Check for any electrical 
fault. 

Open the Ex d enclosure 
and check if the MCB is in 
the open position. 

Undertake a 6 monthly 
inspection of the equipment to 
ensure no fault. 
 

Switch the MCB to the closed 
position. 

A rattle or other 
unusual noise 

Isolate the heater from the power 
supply. 
 

Check all fasteners are 
tight. 

Check for signs of scuffing 
between the impeller and 
casing. 

Using hand tools, tighten any 
loose fasteners. 
 

Take out of service and contact 
Exheat Industrial Limited. 

Summary of Contents for MFH T3

Page 1: ...Installation Operation Maintenance Instructions Manual MFH Portable Air Warmer...

Page 2: ...19 11 General Arrangement Drawings 21 12 Wiring Diagrams 22 13 Routine Maintenance Inspection Record 25 EXHEAT Industrial can provide versions of this manual in German French Italian Spanish Portugue...

Page 3: ...k IP25 6NG Tel 44 0 1953 886 210 Fax 44 0 1953 883 853 Email sales exheat industrial com Website www exheat industrial com Technical Support EXHEAT Industrial Ltd Threxton House Threxton Road Industri...

Page 4: ...o ITS 17 ATEX 101743 X Ex db eb IIB H2 T3 T4 Gb Ex tb IIIC T200 C T135 C Db Certificate No IECEx ITS 17 0012 X The Heater Range MFH T4 MFH T3 Voltage Duty Voltage Duty 110 2 5kW 220 240 380 415 5 5kW...

Page 5: ...e gaskets Heating Elements Stainless Steel sheathed tubular element with fully brazed individual stainless steel fins Motor Housing Epoxy Coated Aluminium suitable for both onshore and offshore applic...

Page 6: ...g EXHEAT Industrial Ltd CAUTION The following preservation instructions must be adhered to failure to do so could result in the equipment warranty being invalidated Store the equipment at between 0 C...

Page 7: ...may only be completed while the heater is completely isolated from a source of power Pre Installation Inspection Each heater is manufactured to the highest standard with great care and quality materia...

Page 8: ...connecting any supply cables ensure that the incoming power supply conforms to the specified voltage on the products nameplate at a nominal variance of 5 of the specified voltage Compliance with thes...

Page 9: ...ual and on the drawings certification supplied also be aware of any additional warning that may be present on the product on any warning labels At no time is the ambient temperature to be allowed to r...

Page 10: ...cket to prevent snagging Electrical Supply Connection without Optional Local Isolator fitted Refer to the wiring diagram in Section 12 Cable entry to the main terminal enclosure is via 1 off M20 Certi...

Page 11: ...AT Industrial Ltd can facilitate this No alterations are permitted to the factory installed wiring The cable glands installed to the MFH heater should be such that they do not decrease the IIB H2 rati...

Page 12: ...be protected by a suitable device wired to shut down the product if the thermostat fails to earth Suitable devices include a residual current device RCD this is the preferred method and should be used...

Page 13: ...nsit damage The heaters must be handled with care and stored in clean and dry conditions as per section 3 All prevailing rules regulations and bylaws in force at the time and place of installation mus...

Page 14: ...alled and the power is energised no adjustments to the heater are allowed The MFH portable fan heater is designed to operate in ambient temperature range of 40 C to 40 C and the user must ensure that...

Page 15: ...ual The following preventative maintenance should be carried out at the intervals shown below for any replacement parts please contact EXHEAT Industrial Ltd Compliance with these maintenance instructi...

Page 16: ...l enclosure cover during wet or humid conditions as this could lead to a reduction in insulation resistance of the thermostat Ensure the 5mm grub screws that affix the impeller to the motor are tight...

Page 17: ...ntenance before energizing Check for component failure in line with section 5 if there is component failure or low insulation resistance contact EXHEAT Industrial Ltd for further advice Only EXHEAT In...

Page 18: ...must not be placed within 0 5m of any wall structure or other obstruction to the air inlet Impeller side or outlet The heater must not be covered in any way whilst in operation or until fully cooled a...

Page 19: ...er from the power supply Access the Ex e enclosure and ensure that phase numbering is correct Swap the cables between two of the incoming phases L1 and L2 only There is no heat Isolate the heater from...

Page 20: ...tween Failures Estimated Replacement Time Spares Lead Time Replacement Feet When Required 10 minutes 1 week Impeller When Required 45 minutes 1 week RTD Temperature Sensor When Required 60 minutes 1 w...

Page 21: ...ment Page 20 of 28 10 COSHH Statement Health and Safety Information There are no hazardous or toxic substances applied with this order as defined in COSHH control of substances hazardous to health reg...

Page 22: ...11 General Arrangement Drawings Page 21 of 28 11 General Arrangement Drawings Fig 11 1 General arrangement drawing for both T3 and T4 MFH heaters when fitted with the optional local isolator...

Page 23: ...Page 22 of 28 Fig 11 2 General arrangement drawing for both T3 and T4 MFH heaters when not fitted with the optional local isolator 11 General Arrangement Drawings FAN ROTATION...

Page 24: ...g Diagrams Page 23 of 28 12 Wiring Diagrams Fig 12 1 Single Phase element wiring Diagram Fig 12 2 Single Phase Ex e enclosure terminal wiring Diagram Connections to be made in accordance section 5 of...

Page 25: ...12 Wiring Diagrams Page 24 of 28 Fig 12 3 Three Phase element wiring Diagram Fig 12 4 Three Phase Ex e enclosure terminal wiring Diagram Connections to be made in accordance section 5 of this IOM...

Page 26: ...Page 25 of 28 Fig 12 5 12 6 Wiring diagrams for single phase and three phase MFH heaters fitted with the optional local isolator 12 Wiring Diagrams...

Page 27: ...asing and impeller blades with a damp cloth 06 Check that there is no dirt debris loose items or moisture within the terminal enclosure 07 Check that all electrical connections are undamaged and tight...

Page 28: ...ion Record Page 27 of 28 www exheat industrial com Copyright EXHEAT Industrial Ltd Fifth Edition March 2018 Author J Brown MFH IOM_English Refer to EXHEAT Industrial Ltd website for latest edition www...

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