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Trouble Shooting

The units were manufactured us-
ing the latest production methods 
and tested repeatedly for perfect 
function. If faults should still occur, 
the unit must be checked against 
the following list.

The unit does not start.

  Check the operating switch set-

ting. The green pilot light must 
illuminate

  Check the supply connection 

and local system fuse 230V/1~/
50Hz

  Check the mains plug and mains 

cable for damage

  Check the level in the conden-

sate container and the container 
for correct seating. (not for AMT 
110-E)

  Check the hygrostat setting (ac-

cessory).  
The setting must be lower 
than the relative humidity in 
the room in which the unit is 
installed

  Check the adapter plug of the 

hygrostat for damage and cor-
rect seating

The red (Fault) pilot light il-
luminates

  The cooling circuit is overloaded 

or overheated

  Before restarting the unit, the 

cause of the fault must first be 
located.  
To be noted is that the unit re-
starts automatically after cooling 
down

The unit operates, but no 
condensate forms

  Check the room temperature.

The operating range of the unit 
is between 3°C and 32°C

  Check the humidity, min. 40% 

RH necessary

  Check the dust filter for clog-

ging and clean or replace as 
necessary

  Check the evaporator and 

condenser fins for clogging and 
clean if necessary

  Check the evaporator for pos-

sible icing/frost formation.  
If this is the case, the automatic 
defrost function and tempera-
ture sensor must be checked

  If the unit does not operate cor-

rectly despite the checks carried 
out, an authorised specialist 
company should be notified

Cleaning the units

For cleaning the interior of the unit 
and to gain access to the electri-
cal components, it is necessary to 
open the unit housing. 

1.  Remove the two fixing screws 

[B].

2.  Lift the housing part and hang 

out the front tabs.

3.  Clean the condenser fins either 

by blowing out, suction or with 
a soft brush. 

4.  Clean the evaporator fins, e.g. 

with a luke-warm soap solution 

or similar. 

5.  Do not use a direct water jet.

6.  Rinse with clean water to re-

move adhering soap residues. 

7.  Clean the inner surfaces of the 

unit and fan impeller. 

8.  Clean the condensate trap and 

connection. 

9.   After cleaning, the unit must be 

dried. 

 

Pay special attention to the   

 

electrical components!

 

10.  Refit all removed parts correctly 

in reverse order. 

11.  Carry out a functional check 

and safety test on the unit. 

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Particular care must be taken 

when cleaning the exchanger 

as the fine aluminium fins bend 
very easily.

CAuTIOn

Only specially authorised 
firms may carry out work on 
the refrigeration system and 
electrical equipment. 

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Adjustment and maintenance 
tasks may be performed only 
by authorised expert  
personnel!

CAuTIOn

After completing all work on 
the units, an electrical safety 
test must be carried out in 
accordance with VDE 0701.

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Summary of Contents for AMT 110-E

Page 1: ...Edition GB R12 REMKO AMT Dehumidifier Operation Technology Spare Parts...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...xcepted Dehumidification 4 Safety Instruction 6 Proper use 7 Customer Service and Warranty 7 Environmental Protection and Recycling 7 Equipment Description 8 Installation 9 Commissioning 10 Shutdown 1...

Page 4: ...rom buildings or materials is absorbed by the ambient air This increases their moisture content and ultimately results in corrosion mould rot peeling of paint coat ings and other unwanted moisture dam...

Page 5: ...fall below Building material and structures can absorb considerable amounts of water e g bricks 90 190 l m heavy concrete 140 190 l m sand lime bricks 180 270 l m The drying of moist materials e g ma...

Page 6: ...capacity but is rather de termined by the rate at which the material or parts of the building release their moisture Safety Instructions The units were subjected to ex tensive material functional and...

Page 7: ...on a wooden pallet if necessary The packaging materials are en vironmentally friendly and can be recycled With the reuse of packaging mate rial you make a valuable contribu tion to the reduction of w...

Page 8: ...makes dehumidifiers particu larly economical in operation At the condenser heat exchang er the cooled and dehumidified air is reheated and blown back into the room via the air outlet The conditioned...

Page 9: ...Room air circulation can be improved by installing the units raised about 1 metre The room to be dried or dehu midified must be closed with respect to the ambient atmos phere Open windows doors etc as...

Page 10: ...nel 1 2 3 4 1 Operating hour counter 2 Operating switch with pilot light 3 YELLOW Pilot light Container full 4 RED Pilot light Fault Overheating Operation with a hygrostat The REMKO hygrostat accessor...

Page 11: ...er drips steadily or only during the defrost phases in the condensate trap or condensate container Via a connection not with AMT 40 E and 110 E the condensate flows into the condensate con tainer loca...

Page 12: ...ant C The water flows via a hose into a lower located drain This variant enables unsupervised continuous duty Condensate drain AMT 110 E AMT 110 E units are not provided with an internal condensate co...

Page 13: ...d protective handle This can easily be removed if required The following must be observed for unit transport 1 Prior to a change of location switch off the unit and discon nect the mains plug from the...

Page 14: ...tor for pos sible icing frost formation If this is the case the automatic defrost function and tempera ture sensor must be checked If the unit does not operate cor rectly despite the checks carried ou...

Page 15: ...PE Steuerplatine C1 S C R PE NTC NTC Rot Gelb SW M1 M2 COMP FANMOTOR S1 AMT 40 E AMT 55 E to 110 E Electrical wiring diagram Test NTC NTC Rot only AMT 110 E T T T Test button The test button is only i...

Page 16: ...hanges in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances Exploded view AMT 40 E 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 2 1 16 17 20 21 26 27 22 25 25 30 29 32 33 35 34 38 37 36 39 40 45 46 47 49 50 23...

Page 17: ...plate 1105620 23 Wheelaxle 1105621 24 Rubber stopper supporting stand set 1105622 25 Wheel 1102155 26 Wheel cap 1101623 27 Circlip 1101622 29 Pull relief 1101267 30 Mains cable with plug 1105624 31 I...

Page 18: ...s in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances Exploded view AMT 55 E 80 E 3 6 7 8 2 1 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 25 25 23 18 29 30 31 40 35 39 37 36 50 51 48 52 49 47 46 45...

Page 19: ...ion complete 1105646 1105671 21 End cover 1105647 1105647 22 Base plate 1105648 1105672 23 Wheelaxle 1105649 1105673 24 Rubber stopper base plate set 1105622 1105622 25 Wheel 1102155 1102155 26 Wheel...

Page 20: ...e changes in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances Exploded view AMT 110 E 3 2 1 16 17 18 19 10 5 4 6 7 8 9 11 15 24 25 22 20 26 29 27 31 35 29 30 47 46 44 43 42 37 41 38 40 39 2...

Page 21: ...19 Solenoid valve 1105669 20 Coil for solenoid valve 1105614 22 Compressor complete 1105688 24 Housing part inspection complete 1105689 25 End cover 1105690 26 Base plate 1105691 27 Wheelaxle 1105692...

Page 22: ...18 Date Signature 19 Date Signature 20 Date Signature Remarks Model Model No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Clean unit surface Clean unit interior Clean fan blade Clean fan housin...

Page 23: ...tating piston Rotating piston Refrigerant R134a R407c R407c R407c Refrigerant quantity kg 0 31 0 55 0 65 1 55 Voltage supply V Hz 230 1 50 Max rated power consumption A 3 9 4 0 4 9 7 2 Max power consu...

Page 24: ...eing more than just a good reliable supplier REMKO a partner that helps solve problems Sales REMKO not only provides an extensive sales network in Germany and abroad but also unusually highly qualifie...

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