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MQH 11/08

2.1

PRELIMINARY CHECK

The checks listed below shall be performed before start-
ing the unit.

• Check  the  section  of  power  supply  and  grounding

cables;  make  sure  that  terminals  are  tightened  and
check  the  correct  operation  of  contactors,  with  the
master switch open.

• Check  that  any  voltage  and  phase  variation  in  the

power supply dose not exceed the prefixed thresholds.

• Check that the components of the external water circuit

(user equipment, filters, power supply tank and reser-
voir, if any) have been installed properly, and accord-
ing to the manufacture’s instructions.

• Check  the  filling  of  the  hydraulic  circuits,  and  make

sure  that  the  fluid  circulation  is  correct,  without  any
trace of leaks and air bubbles.

• Check that the direction of rotation of the pumps is cor-

rect, and that fluids have been circulating for at least
4 hours. Then, clean the filters on the suction side of
the pumps.

• Adjust  the  liquid  distribution  network  in  such  a  way

that the flow rate is within the specified range.

• Check that the water quality is up to the specifications.
• Check that oil heaters, if any, have been turned on at

least 4 hours before (it is mandatory if the temperature
is under 15 °C).

2.2

BEFORE START-UP

Before you start-up the unit, you must check the DIP switch
setup.

1

U BMS

MODBUS

ON

2

Not used

OFF

3

No auto restart

Auto Restart after power failure

OFF

4

No OAT compensation

OAT compensation

ON

5

Cooling only unit

Heatpump unit

ON

6

No auto fan

Auto FAN

OFF

7

Pump ON when unit is ON

Pump always ON

OFF

8

Refrigerant R 407C

Refrigerant R 410A

ON

DIP NO.

POSITION  OFF

POSITION  ON

FACTORY

SETUP

DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION

** Turn ON the main switch of the power line.

Summary of Contents for MQH R 410A

Page 1: ...Service Manual Chiller unit MQH R 410A Release Date Rev Review Date november 2008 ...

Page 2: ...tures compressor discharge pressure setpoint running times alarm code alarm history etc 2 Enter Key Select the display value or to program and modify system values 3 Scroll Key Scroll the menu 1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1 1 ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCE Maximum Rating Rated input voltage 24 V Single Phase 50 Hz or 60 Hz Protected with on board fuse Operating input voltage range 20 4 26 4 Vac No damage i...

Page 3: ...DUCTS AND SYSTEMS 1 3 1 ELECTRICAL INTERFACES Analogue Input N Type B1 NTC B2 NTC B3 NTC B4 NTC ratio B5 NTC ratio Digital output N Chiller Type of relay Type AC motor rating 1C O Compressor 2A 230Vac N A 2C O Fan high speed or 2nd comp 4A 230Vac N A 3C O Fans motor or low speed See note 1 TRIAC see note 1 4C O Antifreeze heater 2A 230Vac N A 5C O Reversing valve 2A 230Vac N A 6C O Pump 4A 230Vac ...

Page 4: ...the external temperature LSL Low speed limit LWTM Minimum leaving water temperature LWT Leaving water temperature MCB Main control board NM Night mode OAT Outdoor air temperature OD Outdoor OFAN Outdoor fan PGI Percent of glycol in the water RC Reverse cycle heat pump RV Reversing valve SPT Setpoint temperature ST Standard model cooling only tC Comp timer TH Trace heater for frost protection Eph L...

Page 5: ...e direction of rotation of the pumps is cor rect and that fluids have been circulating for at least 4 hours Then clean the filters on the suction side of the pumps Adjust the liquid distribution network in such a way that the flow rate is within the specified range Check that the water quality is up to the specifications Check that oil heaters if any have been turned on at least 4 hours before it ...

Page 6: ...l operate in heating mode When the connection is opened the unit will operate in cooling mode If con nection 5 6 is open then OPER mode can be selected by display To modify operative mode or the setpoints press both and keys at the same time for 5s then the OPEr message appears on the display The parameters are scrolled using the button and selected using the but ton When selected the values can b...

Page 7: ... CSPT compensation low limit 10 30 2 20 COAH CSPT compensation high limit 20 36 2 30 CDCO CSPT compensation 0 8 1 6 HDCO HCSPT compensation 0 15 1 8 HOAL HCSPT compensation low limit 10 10 1 5 HOAH HCSPT compensation high limit 0 20 1 10 HPCE 1 auto reset for HPC alarm 0 1 1 0 ND Night mode differential 0 15 1 2 NFC Night mode fan change 4 4 1 2 Id Identification address 0 255 1 0 F0 Factory param...

Page 8: ...AT2 High OAT value in heating fan control C 0 50 1 30 LOL EP protection correction in cooling bar 0 1 0 2 0 4 EWTn EWTM max EWT only in cooling C 16 40 1 24 Eph Low pressure heating adjust bar 0 1 0 1 0 3 tde Defrost cycle maximum duration min 2 10 1 5 dd Delay time for defrost cycle min 10 60 5 35 OCTi OCT defrost start value C 10 10 1 3 OCTe OCT defrost exit value C 5 30 1 12 CPe CP defrost exit...

Page 9: ... suction temperature OAT room air temperature OCT sensor temperature in coil Code Parameter Meaning ALARM CODE READING ALARM see last alarm exhisting Code Parameter Meaning HRS RUNNING HOURS HRS C1 Compressor 1 running hours x 10 tC1 Compressor 1 running hours by the last reset Code Parameter Meaning LOG LAST 10 ALARM LOG ALARM see alarm list Code Parameter Meaning STATUS READING STat C1 Compresso...

Page 10: ...emperature sensor short circuited LWTL LWT entering water temperature sensor short disconnected OATH OAT outdoor air temperature sensor short circuited OATL OAT outdoor air temperature sensor short disconnected OCTH OCT coil temperature sensor short circuited OCTL OCT coil temperature sensor short disconnected HP High pressure protection automatic reset for first three times HPC High pressure cut ...

Page 11: ...ays in maximum speed CP sensor failure Fans to max speed when OAT 20 C Fans to low speed when 15 C OAT 20 C If OAT 15 C stop the unit in cooling only Disable vs In heating end defrost only with OCT OCTe or Td Tde EP sensor failure In cooling mode correct CSPT to CSPT FP 7 In heating if OAT 10 C start defrost routine every 40 mins and end defrost routine after 90 sec OCT failure or CP OCT failure I...

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