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The system has been manufactured using state-of-the-art production methods and in house  tested many times to 
ensure the system is 100% in working order. If malfunctions should occur, please check the system as detailed in 
the list below. For installations with an indoor-outdoor system, observe the chapter “Trouble-shooting and customer 
service” in both operating manuals.
Please inform your dealer if the system is still not working correctly after all the function checks have been per-
formed.

Touble-shooting and customer service

Malfunctions

Please note that this trouble-shooting table continues on the next page

Fault

Possible cause

Check

Remedial measures

The unit 

does not 

start

Display is not illuminated.

No power supply

Check the power connections at the mains 

and the voltage values.

Check breaker switches/fuses at the second-

ary side of the supplemental transformer.

Incorrect phase sequence. 

The KA3 phase sequence relay 

did not enable.

Replace power supply phase conductorat the 

at the terminal strip on the switch panel.

The display is illuminated but 

the unit does not start.

Unit in STAND BY

See paragraph "Key functions" for the acti-

vation of the unit.

No external enabling contact 

is shortened

Check connection to the GND - ID5 termi-

nals.

The unit does not start, the 

compressor icon in the display 

is blinking.

Start-up delay

Wait out the start-up delay (max 360 sec.), 

the compressor should then start.

The display blinks and 

alternately shows an 

alphanumeric code and the 

temperature value.

One or more protective 

devices have responded

Check which safety device has responded, 

correct the cause of the fault and reset the 

safety device (see "Fault display by code")

Compressor overload switch is 

activated.

Does the compressor icon light 

up and does the switch have 

voltage?

Have specialist replace switch or compressor.

The unit 

is work-

ing with 

reduced 

cooling/

heating 

capacity

Thermal load was increased.

Have there been any structural  

changes?

Maintain safety clearances.

Supply temperature too high 

(cooling) / too low (heating).

If the medium outlet tempera-

ture is approx. 5 ... 10 °C / 

35 ... 40 °C?

Increase/reduce medium intake temperature.

Air in the medium cycle.

Are automatic bleeders in-

stalled at the highest point?

Bleed manually or install automatic bleeders.

Condenser / evaporator tem-

peratures too high (cooling) / 

too low (heating).

Are the fins clean / free of ice 

and the operating limits  

complied with?

Comply with operating limits

Cooling: Clean fins, provide shade for the 

unit, heating: Reduce supply temperature

Incorrect parameter setting.

Check setting.

Change setting.

Pulse mode because of too 

little demand.

Is the system oversized?

Increase medium flow with the installation of 

a storage tank.

Medium 

discharge

Leak in the lines or insulation 

defective.

Are there leaks and are all of 

the lines insulated?

Seal and insulate.

Defrosting phase in heating 

mode.

Heating mode set?

Normal operating status.

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Summary of Contents for RVS 100H INOX

Page 1: ...OX RVS 60H RVS 75H RVS 100H RVS 150H RVS 60H INOX RVS 75H INOX RVS 100H INOX RVS 150H INOX Air cooled Chiller with Heat Pump function Air cooled Chiller with Heat Pump function in Stainless Steel Oper...

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Page 3: ...Warranty 5 Transport and packagin 5 System description 5 6 System configuration 7 Operation 7 13 Care and maintenance 14 Shut down 14 Trouble shooting and customer service 15 17 Installation instructi...

Page 4: ...curely on suitable surfaces and in an upright position Stationary systems must be permanently installed for operation Modification of the system or its components supplied by REMKO is not permitted an...

Page 5: ...unit an air to water chiller takes heat out of the operating medium to be cooled water or a mixture of water and glycol within a closed medium cycle in the evaporator plate heat exchanger and gives it...

Page 6: ...pillary tube 14 Thermal expansion valve cooling 15 Probe medium intake 16 Probe medium outlet 17 Probe condenser 18 Pressure transducer Construction 1 1 3 3 4 4 5 5 7 7 17 17 8 8 9 9 14 14 11 11 18 18...

Page 7: ...ceiling depending on where the unit is mounted For each of the different systems a minimum flow volume and a mini mum medium volume is needed for safe operation Chilled water system System configurat...

Page 8: ...t no operat ing mode is set Key Pad Using this key pad the current menu can be exited Key Pad This key pad is used for se lecting open close a selected value or parameter Key Pad Prolonged pressing 5...

Page 9: ...the parameters have been changed External enabling contact Activate or deactivate the unit with the or key pad by pressing for more than 5 seconds The set operating mode appears in the display cooling...

Page 10: ...g r 04 can be displayed and changed under the menu item r without the use of a password With the Key Pad or the value can be changed within the limits set in the factor r15 r16 r 03 40 0 C Target valu...

Page 11: ...ary for mainte nance 1670 operating hours 0 operating hours short term short term min 5 sec min 5 sec min 5 sec repeated repeated repeated repeated short term short term short term Display of the oper...

Page 12: ...ports The controller shows the current faults one after the other Simultaneously pressing key pad and can after the fault has been corrected be used to confirm the correction Faults are saved in a fau...

Page 13: ...16 Calibration B4 21 Digital filter 22 Input limit 23 Unit of measurement C F A01 Target value frost protection A02 Hysteresis frost protection A03 Time delay frost protection A04 Target value medium...

Page 14: ...ervice life Prior to performing any work The system must be switched off and isolated from the power supply and secured to prevent accidental switch on CAUTION Wearing appropriate protec tive clothing...

Page 15: ...he start up delay max 360 sec the compressor should then start The display blinks and alternately shows an alphanumeric code and the temperature value One or more protective devices have responded Che...

Page 16: ...fans turning Is the condenser s air intake free of obstacles Have checked by a specialist High pressure fault at pressure tranceducer PT Is the value at B4 greater than 40 bar Have checked by a specia...

Page 17: ...e ID3 3 hrs 3 hrs HP 2 x on 1 min HP1 Tranceducer cooling cycle excess pressure Bn V x PS Bn V x x x LP1 Pressure switch ND cooling cycle ID4 3 hrs 3 hrs LP 3 x x tC1 Overload cycle 1 P08 13 x x x tEr...

Page 18: ...t pipings The medium connection lines valves and connections must be insulated against vapour density If necessary also insu late the condensate line only units with HP function In dual systems with c...

Page 19: ...The unit should whenever pos sible be installed on the north side of the building If necessary take measures to pro vide sufficient shade responsibility of customer This can be done by building a sma...

Page 20: ...l Chiller Warm air Light well Additional fan 5 Installation inside buildings cooling mode Minimum clearances The following illustration indicates the minimum clearances for trou ble free operation of...

Page 21: ...other parts of the building 4 Connect the medium lines Separating the Transport pallet The system is supplied with a pallet for the purpose of transportation Remove this before installation Transport...

Page 22: ...lustration and carry out the correct installation of the drain line Local disposal regulations must be observed if glycol is used Pipe routing RVS 60H RVS 75H free pipe routeing possible free pipe rou...

Page 23: ...s only straight flow through fittings should be used When designing the layout it must be taken into account the large flow volumes in the systems high pressure losses in connection with water glycol...

Page 24: ...ct data sheets for the glycol type being used This mixture ensures frost protec tion to 20 C at lower tempera tures an ice porridge forms which has no more expansion effect The toxicologically harmles...

Page 25: ...ontent is recom mended Either the medium lines can be oversized or an additional storage tank installed A storage tank should as a rule be provided if the minimum me dium volume of the system is not r...

Page 26: ...interior unit is not necessary A three phase main switch must be installed in the power supply outside of the unit Electric connections must be installed permanently in accordance with the regulation...

Page 27: ...cable to the relive strain 3 Then connect the cable in ac cordance with the connection diagram 4 Check that the poles are con nected correctly 5 Replace all parts which were short term short term sho...

Page 28: ...al enable cooling heating mode can be used after switching Cabled remote control Accessories The cable remote control is used for example for the querying programming or operation of the unit from a r...

Page 29: ...e continuous condensate draining at low ambient tempera tures Phase sequence relay FCR only RVS 100H RVS 150H The phase sequence relay controls the phase sequence of the power supply The relay will no...

Page 30: ...r A2 Fan speed controller B1 Probe medium intake B2 Probe medium outlet B3 Probe condenser EV Reverse flow valve FCR Phase sequence relay FL Flow switch FR Motor overload protection switch HP High pre...

Page 31: ...itch HP High pressure switch LP Low pressure switch M1 Compressor M2 Circulation pump M3 Condenser fan 1 M4 Condenser fan 2 RC1 Compressor crank case heater RF1 Defrost heater TA1 Transformer 230 24V...

Page 32: ...metre difference in altitude geodetic al titude The value measured at the highest point is identified as the none circulating pressure The position of the unit in the system is decisive in the calcula...

Page 33: ...um cycle Set the circulation pump s flow volume Checking the cooling cycle Checking the cooling cycle for adequate oil coolant Check the cooling cycle for leaks Expansion vessel The preliminary pressu...

Page 34: ...ll the required values in the commis sioning report and check the safety functions 7 Check the system control using the functions described in the Operation chapter Working test for heating mode only...

Page 35: ...dance with the different unit sizes they are available as accessories Their dimensions must be added to the dimensions listed above 1115 625 430 470 470 470 650 430 850 430 1245 1115 825 1115 1220 35...

Page 36: ...dify the dimensions and constructional design as part of the ongoing technical development process Exploded view RVS 60H RVS 75H 4 5 6 29 7 8 10 18 19 22 11 12 2 1 24 25 26 27 28 17 23 20 21 14 15 16...

Page 37: ...on pump 1111412 1111413 16 Flow switch 1111465 1111415 17 Medium storage tank 1111417 1111418 18 Controller covering 1111420 1111420 19 Controller C 2 SE 1111421 1111421 19 Controller C 2 SE programme...

Page 38: ...0H We reserve the right to modify the dimensions and constructional design as part of the ongoing technical development process 4 5 6 29 17 7 7 8 8 10 18 19 22 11 12 2 1 24 25 26 27 28 23 20 21 14 15...

Page 39: ...essure transducer cooling cycle 1111410 1111410 14 Expansion vessel 1111411 1111411 15 Circulation pump 1111414 1111414 16 Flow switch 1111415 1111415 17 Medium storage tank 1111419 1111419 18 Control...

Page 40: ...0 7 48 6 74 11 93 11 32 10 70 9 74 16 47 15 77 15 07 14 21 14 7 03 6 55 6 07 5 58 9 01 8 37 7 72 6 97 12 34 11 73 11 11 10 17 16 85 16 17 15 49 14 66 15 7 17 6 70 6 23 5 75 9 27 8 59 7 92 7 17 12 70 1...

Page 41: ...79 9 91 2 94 RVS 100H RVS 150H Air intake temperature relative air humidity C r F 5 90 0 90 5 85 7 85 10 85 15 80 5 90 0 90 5 85 7 85 10 85 15 80 Medium intake QH kW PE kW QH kW PE kW QH kW PE kW QH...

Page 42: ...2 kW 2 16 2 75 4 05 5 40 Elec nominal current consumption heating 2 A 9 84 13 15 7 22 9 24 Elec starting current LRA A 33 41 61 67 Operating medium max 35 ethylene glycol max 35 propylene glycol Opera...

Page 43: ...Co KG Air conditioning and heating technology Im Seelenkamp 12 D 32791 Lage Equipment machinery Implementation Air cooled water chiller with heat pump function Series Model REMKO RVS 60H RVS 75H RVS 1...

Page 44: ...ists REMKO field staff are more than just sales representatives above all they must act as advisers to our customers in air conditioning and heating technology Customer Service Our equipment operates...

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