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8.3 

Maintenance plan

No.

Component / activity 

Measures

Inspections to be performed 

at n-month intervals as speci-

fied below:

1

3

6

12

1.

Air inlet and outlet

Check for dirt, damage and corrosion

Completely clean and repair

X

2.

Device housing

Check for dirt, damage and corrosion on 

the air inlet side

Clean and repair

X

Check for water (condensate, leaks)

Clean and determine the cause

X

Flexible connections

Check for leaks

X

3.

heat exchanger

When cleaning in the installed state is not sufficient, the heat exchanger must be de-

installed and cleaned in an appropriate manner
Check for dirt, damage and corrosion

Clean and repair

X

Control of the state of hygiene

X

Cleaning to retain function (air side)

X

Check the function of the feed and reflux

X

Bleed

X

4.

Outlet blinds

Check for dirt, damage and corrosion

Clean as required

X

Check mechanical function

X

5.

Fans

Check the fan for dirt, damage and cor-

rosion

Clean and repair

X

Check the impeller for dirt, imbalance and 

running noises

Briefly switch on the motor

X

6.

Switch cabinet

Visually inspect terminal and plug-in con-

nections

Check for firm attachment and clean as 

required.

X

8.4 

Checking the components

Components must be regularly checked to detect and repair faults at an early stage.

The regular controls include the following and other measures:

Visual control of the relevant device area for faults such as dirt, rust formation and damage.

8.4.1  Checking the heat exchanger

 

„

Check the heat exchanger form pollution at the air side, damage and corrosion.

 

„

Check connectors and screw connections.

 

„

Check the bleeding valve and the filling of the heat exchangers.

 

„

Check the anti-freeze concentration.

8.4.2  Checking outlet jalousies

 

„

Check outlet vents for dirt, damage and corrosion.

 

„

Check the mechanical function of the vents.

"Maintenance"

Summary of Contents for LH KOMF

Page 1: ...1 3910834 Subject to changes in keeping with technical developments OPERATING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Air heater COMFORT VENTILATION AND CENTRAL AIRCONDITONING DEVICES GB...

Page 2: ...10 3 3 2 TYPE LH KOMF K h 11 3 3 3 TYPE LH KOMF K o 12 3 3 4 TYPE LH KOMF K TA 13 3 3 5 TYPE LH KOMF KE TA 14 3 4 Performance diagrams 15 3 5 Accessory 15 4 Transport 16 4 1 Fork lift industrial truck...

Page 3: ...tents 8 6 Exchanging components 25 8 6 1 Exchanging the heat exchanger 25 8 6 2 Exchange the outlet vents 25 8 6 3 Exchanging the fan 25 9 Help with faults 25 9 1 Contact person 26 9 2 General faults...

Page 4: ...ds and regulations were applied during the design phase and also apply to installation commis sioning operation and maintenance DIN EN ISO 12100 Safety of machinery General principles for design Risk...

Page 5: ...n ready system are adhered to by the system builder It must be ensured that all authorised persons have read and understood all of the operating and installation instructions and adhere to them All pl...

Page 6: ...subtropical countries Prevent repeated and in particular sudden temperature changes They are particularly harmful when the humidity can condense Check the ease of movement of the fan bearings turn th...

Page 7: ...re arranged on all four sides A maintenance free axial fan ensures low noise operation The drives of the AL KO air heaters are external rotor motors They have a permanently lubricated deep groove ball...

Page 8: ...Translation from the original operating instruction 8 AL KO AIR HEATER COMFORT 3 1 Declaration of incorporation...

Page 9: ...9 3910834 Subject to changes in keeping with technical developments 3 2 Declaration of conformity Product description...

Page 10: ...peed dB A dB A LH KOMF 140 K 600 572 40 420 1 1 1 51 45 LH KOMF 250 K 700 672 46 520 1 1 1 54 47 LH KOMF 400 K 800 772 52 620 1 1 1 57 50 LH KOMF 650 K 900 872 76 9 720 1 1 1 60 53 Type Weight in kg W...

Page 11: ...108 2 420 1 1 1 51 46 LH KOMF 250 K h 700 672 108 2 520 1 1 1 56 49 LH KOMF 400 K h 800 772 108 2 620 1 1 1 58 51 LH KOMF 650 K h 900 872 108 2 720 1 1 1 61 54 Type Weight in kg Water content in l 1 R...

Page 12: ...F 140 K o 600 572 26 9 420 1 1 1 51 45 LH KOMF 250 K o 700 672 32 9 520 1 1 1 54 47 LH KOMF 400 K o 800 772 38 9 620 1 1 1 57 50 LH KOMF 650 K o 900 872 63 8 720 1 1 1 60 53 Type Weight in kg Water co...

Page 13: ...193 420 1 1 1 51 45 LH KOMF 250 K TA 700 672 210 520 1 1 1 54 47 LH KOMF 400 K TA 800 772 233 620 1 1 1 57 50 LH KOMF 650 K TA 900 872 257 720 1 1 1 60 53 Type Weight in kg Water content in l 1 RR 2...

Page 14: ...E TA 600 572 193 420 1 1 1 52 46 LH KOMF 250 KE TA 700 672 210 520 1 1 1 55 50 LH KOMF 400 KE TA 800 772 233 620 1 1 1 57 50 LH KOMF 650 KE TA 900 872 257 720 1 1 1 60 54 Type Weight in kg Water conte...

Page 15: ...iagram 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 140 250 400 650 Air volume m h Device size Fig Air volume diagram 3 5 Accessory Console a The Console Set a is suited for ceiling installa...

Page 16: ...g tools with sufficient carrying capacity may be used The lifting tools must be fault free The load handling equipment must be checked for carrying capacity and damage before use Protective gloves sho...

Page 17: ...ng with Console Set a or c optional Max permitted distance from the floor to the bottom edge of the device Type 140 K 2400 mm Type 250 K 2500 mm Type 400 K 2700 mm Type 650 K 3400 mm Device Version K...

Page 18: ...0 mm Type 140 KE TA 4000 mm Type 250 K TA 3000 mm Type 250 KE TA 4500 mm Type 400 K TA 3500 mm Type 400 KE TA 5000 mm Type 650 K TA 4000 mm Type 650 KE TA 5500 mm Mount the bracket set on the air heat...

Page 19: ...nly be operated with water that has no corrosive properties e g no high purity water and that contains nei ther oxygen or carbon dioxide Valves and actuators must be professionally mounted provided by...

Page 20: ...IP 54 IP 54 IP 54 Motor contactor Thermal contact Thermal contact Thermal contact Thermal contact Type 140 KE 250 KE 400 KE 650 KE Operating voltage in V 3 400 V 50 Hz 3 400 V 50 Hz 3 400 V 50 Hz 3 4...

Page 21: ...PE M 1 L1 N PE Z1 U2 Z2 U1 TK TK TK TK PE M 1 L1 N PE Z1 U2 Z2 U1 TK TK TK TK Fig Connection diagram for one phase motor turning Fig Connection diagram for one phase motor Fig anticlockwise Fig turni...

Page 22: ...her details and information are provided in the Controllers and regulators for air heating devices air cooling de vices documentation Caution Heating media temperatures of more than 120 C require that...

Page 23: ...et blinds Check for dirt damage and corrosion Clean as required X Check mechanical function X 5 Fans Check the fan for dirt damage and cor rosion Clean and repair X Check the impeller for dirt imbalan...

Page 24: ...xchangers can be cleaned with compressed air Caution The use of high pressure water cleaners with conventional one jet nozzles is not permitted due to the risk of damage After a prolonged standstill c...

Page 25: ...ing Use appropriate protective equipment protective gloves Install the heat exchanger in reverse order 8 6 2 Exchange the outlet vents Loosen the screws in the outlet louvre Remove the outlet vents In...

Page 26: ...re pressurised Caution In winter there is a risk that individual components might freeze Take appropriate steps e g fill in anti freeze as required The system must always be bled before re operation a...

Page 27: ...27 3910834 Subject to changes in keeping with technical developments Maintenance...

Page 28: ...13 AL KO THERM GmbH l Jettingen Scheppach l Germany All rights including the registration of intellectual property rights are held by AL KO THERM GMBH This documentation or excerpts thereof may not be...

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