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 List of faults

d1.0

compressor discharge - level 0

d1.1

compressor discharge - level 1

d1.2

compressor discharge - level 2

d2.0 

water circulation - level 0

d2.2

water circulation - level 2

d3.2

Antifrost limit - level 2

d4.0

Brazed plates exchanger antifrost - level 0

d4.1

Brazed plates exchanger antifrost - level 1

d4.2

Brazed plates exchanger antifrost - level 2

d5.0

Low pressure - level 0

d5.1

Low pressure - level 1

d5.2

Low pressure - level 2

d6.0

High pressure - level 0

d6.1

High presure - level 1

d6.2

High pressure - level 2

d7.0

Defrosting - level 0

d7.1

Defrosting - level 1, goes to d7.2 when switching from 
heating mode to cooling mode or stop

d7.2

Defrosting - level 2

d8.2

Immersed electrode safety device - level 2 or manual 
thermostat safety device 63

°

C in PCR

d9.1.1. Coil refrigerant sensor - level 1

d9.1.2. Coil refrigerant sensor - level 2

d9.2.1. Plate heat exchanger refrigerant sensor - level 1

d9.2.2.  Plate heat exchanger refrigerant sensor - level 2

d9.4.1. External sensor - level 1

d9.4.2. External sensor - level 2

d.9.5.1. Compressor discharge sensor - level 1

d9.5.2.  Compressor discharge sensor - level 2

d9.6.2. Sensor on water/refrigerant fluid exchanger water 

return - level 2

d.9.7.2. Sensor on water/refrigerant fluid exchanger water 

departure - level 2

d.9.8.

Ambient thermostat sensor fault

d.9.9.

Ambient thermostat potentiometer fault

d.10.2. Eeprom memory - level 2

d.11.0

Climbox 2 programmer liaison - level 0

d.12.0

Liaison MCAD5 - level 0

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 Fault transfer

The MRS5.1 card offers a neutral type fault transfer on terminal
5 of terminal box J5 ; in case of level 1 or 2 fault, this terminal
acts as a neutral.

Utilization example : visualization of faults by lamp lighting.

Maximal load on terminal 5 : 10A resistive

5

J5

MRS 5.1

Ph (230 V)

   

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Verifications before commissioning

– Make sure of the absence of refrigerant fluid leak
– Make sure that water circulates in the generator when the
circulator is operating
– Purge the air of the hydraulic circuit
– Check the tightening of all the electrical connections
– Make sure that the network voltage corresponds to the unit
voltage and that its value remains within the admissible limits
(+6% –10% in relation to the nominal voltages)

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Starting sequence

Before putting under voltage, check that the hydraulic circuit is
supplied with water.

Put the unit under voltage (the green LED 

 of the MRS5.1

lights up and the display panel gives the water return tempera-
ture). The thermodynamic unit is stopped.  Check that the circu-
lator operates.
Press the MRS5.1 

CONFIGURATION

 key for modifying and

validating the parameters which will serve your installation.
Press keys 

+ / –

 for reaching the parameter to be modified, on

Pr

 value display, on 

+ / –

 for modification of values and finally on

Pr

 for parameter validation.

For parameters P01 to P18 modification, you must first transfer
P15 on 0 by positioning yourself on P15 and pressing simulta-
neously keys 

 and 

reset

.

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List of basic parameters to be set 

before starting

P04 control 

mode

Value 0 : Climbox 2 programmer
Value 1 : All or nothing entries
Value 2 : remote control MCAD5

P12

Hydraulic pump operation type
Value 0 : continuous operation
Value 1 : economical operation in anti-freeze
and absence period

P07 

Choice of hydraulic network
Value 0 : fan coil unit
Value 1 : cooling heating floor (PCR)
If P07 = 1, you must also adjust :
P09 ambient temperature above which the unit will 
ensure the cooling 
(factory setting : 25

°

C)

P18 ambient temperature desired in the room in 
heating (factory setting : 20

°

C)

P02 

 Cooling regulation as a function of the outside 
temperature (accessible only if P07 = 0)
Value 0 : no
Value 1 : Yes

P03 

 Heating regulation as a function of the outside 
temperature 
Value 0 : no
Value 1 : yes

P35 

Water return setting in heating mode

P36 

Water return setting in cooling mode

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Summary of Contents for AQUACIAT ILZC 90Z

Page 1: ...ter Notice d utilisation User s brochure 09 2003 N 00 117 B r versible air eau Installation Fonctionnement Mise en service Maintenance thermodynamic generator Installation Operation Commissioning Main...

Page 2: ...otage du groupe avec les entr es Tout ou Rien du MRS 6 Pilotage du groupe avec la commande distance MCAD5 7 Appareils de r gulation et de s curit 7 Liste des d fauts 9 Report de d faut 9 Mise en route...

Page 3: ...d accident au moment des op rations d installation de mise en service et de r glage il est imp ratif de prendre en consid ration les sp cificit s du mat riel telles que circuit frigorifique sous press...

Page 4: ...ixation se r f rer au plan d encombrement livr avec l appareil Une tude de dimensionnement doit tre r alis e afin de res pecter les conditions de fonctionnement d bit pertes de charge Le diam tre des...

Page 5: ...appareil Les liaisons lectriques sont r aliser comme suit Raccordement du circuit de puissance Raccordement du conducteur de protection sur la borne terre Raccordement ventuel des contacts secs de d...

Page 6: ...dessus de P09 Le groupe r gule avec la consigne fixe sur le retour d eau P36 La molette du bo tier d ambiance et la temp rature ext rieure n ont aucune influence dans ce mode Nota ce mode de rafra ch...

Page 7: ...ompresseur la led verte de mar che compresseur clignotera Les leds jaunes permettent de visualiser l action demand e marche arr t acc s aux param tres relance PAC mode hors gel Les leds rouges signale...

Page 8: ...mont sur la tuyau terie entre l entr e et la sortie d eau de l changeur et en contr le la bonne circulation d eau Si celle ci est insuffisante il s ensuit une coupure de l alimenta tion du compresseu...

Page 9: ...d faut de type neutre sur la borne 5 du bornier J5 en cas de d faut niveau 1 ou 2 cette borne se comporte comme un neutre Exemple d utilisation visualisation des d fauts par allumage d une lampe Char...

Page 10: ...res renseign s faire fonctionner les met teurs en froid ou chaud pour avoir une charge thermique et que le groupe thermodynamique puisse fonctionner Vous pouvez alors d marrer le groupe Pour ce faire...

Page 11: ...l installation Charge de r frig rant Poids kg Poids kg 0 1 0 1 Compresseurs Tension 6 7 8 6 7 8 Compresseurs Intensit maxi de fonctionnement A Ventilateurs Moteur ventilateur A Nombre d tages 1 1 R s...

Page 12: ...ffage la carte affiche INIT D La tension chute trop au d marrage V rifier les composants lectri ques de l installation section du c ble d alimentation disjoncteur 2 Essai en froid Date Heure Pression...

Page 13: ...Control of unit with MRS all or nothing entries 17 Control of unit with MCAD5 remote control 18 Safety and regulation devices 18 List of faults 20 Fault transfer 20 Commissioning 20 Verifications bef...

Page 14: ...order to avoid all risks of accident during the installation com missioning and adjustment operations it is imperative to take into consideration the specificities of material such as refrigerant cir...

Page 15: ...it to get the dimen sions of the mounts and the fixation details A study of the dimensions must be carried out in order to respect the operating conditions flow pressure drops The tube diameter is not...

Page 16: ...electrical diagram of the unit The electrical liaisons are to be carried out as follows Connection of the power circuit Connection of the protection conductor on the earth terminal Possible connection...

Page 17: ...urn The ambient box tumbwheel and the outside temperature have no influence on this mode Note the cooling mode permits creating a temperature diffe rence of 3 to 5 C between the indoor and outdoor tem...

Page 18: ...s signal a level 1 or 2 operating fault In case of level 1 fault the key 8 relaunch permits relaunching the elec trical auxiliary devices for a 48 hours heating period while wait ing for repair The di...

Page 19: ...motor against overheating A sensor positioned at the compressor outlet also controls the discharge temperature B7 In case of fault the compressor stops and it is displayed on the MRS5 1 card dis play...

Page 20: ...e absence of refrigerant fluid leak Make sure that water circulates in the generator when the circulator is operating Purge the air of the hydraulic circuit Check the tightening of all the electrical...

Page 21: ...asic outside temperature example 35 C max 40 C H In cooling P36 21 C inlands P36 23 C at sea side Starting the unit Once the parameters have been set operate the emitters in cooling or heating to have...

Page 22: ...y of the installation Operating charge Weight kg Weight kg Compressor Voltage Compressor Nominal current A Fans Fan motor speed A Stage number Electrical Output kW Electrical heating elements Voltage...

Page 23: ...if there is no dialogue When starting one of the heating components the card displays INIT D The voltage drops too much when starting Check the installation elec trical components supply cable sectio...

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Page 25: ...D 4 4 E 4 F 6 G 4 4 8 6 F 4 4 4 4 4 F 9 9 G 7 3 4 6 4 F 4 6 4 4 G 4 4 4 6 4 F F 4 F 9 4 4 3 4 F 4 6 4 9 F 4 6 F 4 G 4 4 F 6 6 4 4 9 4 4 4 4 H 4 54 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 6 Terrassen Installation Garten Instal...

Page 26: ...6 6 4 6 4 Baugr sse 22 30 130 Wasseranschluss Durch messer Gas Au engewinde 1 1 9 Baugr sse 22 30 50 130 Schlauchdurchmesser 1 1 1 Dicke der Isolierung 9mm 9mm 13mm 6 4 A 6 4 4 0 0 3 4 JD 0 3 4 JD A...

Page 27: ...ABB 06 10 D B P P G B 4 DB Das Kabel richtig w hlen unter Beachtung L G L 7 L 6 L G L 4 4 L L L 6 4 G F 4 4F 9 4 4 4 4 Q 8 4 G G G8 0 3 L 9 L L 3 L 6 4 4 9 9 L 54 3 L 4 8 L 9 4 4 L 3 3 4 BF 2 L 3 4 L...

Page 28: ...Thermostats f r 63 C Lage des Thermostats f r 78 C CN 22 CN DB 4 DB 9 0 8 CN 22 CN DB 4 DB JD 9 4 9 1 0 8 D 4 JD CN 4 A 9 2 9 9 6 4 F 4 6 9 9 6 9 9 012 3 4 9 E2 9 CF NF MF BF F 2 9 7 3 6 G 9 C 4 2 9 E...

Page 29: ...F 8 F F 3 4 4 4 4 2 3 4 4 N AN 4 54 4 9 8 6 AN 4 H 8 D F DJF 4 S 4 4 K J 6 P F 6 H AN 2 6 3 4 2 4 F 3 F 4 4 4 3 7 8 F 4 F H 8 6 8 L 3 4 B G 4 6 L 3 4 4 4 AN 54 4 9 L 3 4 2 4 9 F 4 F Q F K0 K F 6 3 9 F...

Page 30: ...ck 50 105 H 8 9 F CN 4 I 4 4 H 9 4 F 4 6 54 4 3 4 4 4 C 4 9 3 B F 3 4 2A 3 J 9 4 4F J 2 4 4 4 B H 6 3 4 3 4 3 3 9 4 4 6 3 2 F J 4 9 3 A B 4 J 4 N F 3 4 2 A 2 4 F 4 N H 5 8 54 4 6 3 F 012F 4 9 6 8 5 4...

Page 31: ...3 4 2 M C 2 3 4 2 M N M M B 2 4 2 B 4 012 4 B 2 B 4 4 B H 6 8 9 4 3 54 9 9 E 3 4 2 6 9 G 4 3 9 B 8 5 8 8 L F 9 6 9 L F 4 L L 9 L F G 4 4 4 4 PJO L B O 4 G F 9 4 54 F 4 F 16 2 9 6 4 3 T B 4 N 6 B 4 4 5...

Page 32: ...Au enlufttemperatur C 6 78 CB H 8 8 4 BDR D R2B_ 2CR2B_ 2NR 2MR F 6 9 6 D _ F AB_ H 4 8 8 DJR2 _ DJR2D_ 9 G 4 F 9 9 4 4 F 4 4 E 16 2 F G 0 0G3 6 3 G 9 8 6 2 8 4 G G F 6 L 01 2 4 F L F F L 3 4 4 G 3 3...

Page 33: ...DA B AB DAB A kg 2BB 22 A AD JN C DMB AJ 7 00 12 32 43 52 612 52 612 9 2DB B ABB D B 9 4 A D J N C B D D C M 2 J C M 2 J 9 A B J B J D D D D D D D D D D kW D D D A D CP2 C D D C D 2 C JP D V 2DB B AB...

Page 34: ...Die Steuerung mit der ClimBOX 2 funktioniert nicht D berpr fen dass der Parameter P 04 mit 0 und P 15 mit 1 besetzt ist D berpr fen dass die Phase des AQUACIAT gut mit der Phase der ClimBOX 2 verbund...

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