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8 - CONTROL

 

124 

Operating mode 

BIT1 : deforst  

BIT2 : silent mode  

BIT3 : oil return 

BIT4 : remote ON/OFF  

BIT8 : water level switch alarm ON 

BIT11 : damper is ON when it is 1, damper is OFF it is OFF.  

BIT12 : humidfier ON  

125 

Output status  

BIT0 : electrical filter  

BIT1 : gas deforst (reserved)  

BIT2 : water pump  

BIT3 : humidifier 

BIT4 : 4-way valve  

BIT5 : exhaust fan power  

BIT6 : supply fan power  

BIT7 : system error  

BIT8 : unit ON index, 

BIT9 : electrical heater (optional) 

BIT10 : deforst index  

126 

Electrical heater output percent 

0~100% (0~10V)  

127 

Main software version 

 

128 

HMI software version 

 

129 

T1s Setting temperature 

°C  

130 

Module Eprom version 

 

131 

Module Eprom version 

 

Summary of Contents for ELFOFresh EVO CPAN-YIN

Page 1: ...Change living home MANUAL FOR INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE ELFOFresh EVO CPAN YIN Size2...

Page 2: ...ort for long time with high reliability efficiency quality and safety The target of the company is to offer advanced systems that assure the best comfort reduce the energy consumption the installation...

Page 3: ...opyright CLIVET S p A Feltre BL Italy Safety considerations 5 1 General 9 2 Reception 13 3 Positioning 15 4 Water connections 21 5 Aeraulic connections 22 6 Electric connections 27 7 Start up 29 8 Con...

Page 4: ...points Functional spaces B Install supplied antivibration Anti vibration joint when used rigid pipes Dimensions connections Condensate discharge D F Connect the ambient keyboard to the main board Ins...

Page 5: ...ment Make sure you only use accessories provided by the supplier which are designed specifically for the equipment and make sure they are installed by a professional All activities described in this m...

Page 6: ...ith the law local regulations and this manual Connect the unit to a separate power supply circuit An insufficient capacity of the power supply circuit or incorrect connections may lead to electric sho...

Page 7: ...ncrease abnormally if hit by lightning Do not wash the unit as it may cause electric shocks or fires Do not install the unit in the following places Where there is mineral oil even in form of vapour P...

Page 8: ...ted physical sensory or mental abilities Children must not play with the unit Cleaning and maintenance operations to be carried out by the user must not be performed by unsupervised children Once the...

Page 9: ...number label 3 Exhaust fan 4 Supply fan 5 Compressor 6 External exchanger 7 Internal exchanger 8 ambient air supply air filter 9 exhaust air filter 10 Condensate drain pump 11 Air shutter actuator 12...

Page 10: ...Fairing for in view installation 1 Grid to prevent small animals or leaves from entering inside option 2 Outdoor air intake 3 Ambient exhaust air 4 Air filter 5 HMI keyboard 6 Ambient air supply 7 Amb...

Page 11: ...dications such as Type of unit serial number 12 characters year of manufacture wiring diagram number electrical data Type of refrigerant Charge of refrigerant manufacturer logo and address The serial...

Page 12: ...work ensure you that have the final project for installing the aeraulic hydraulic elec tric drains and positioning the units Recommended instruments Set of Philips and flathead screwdrivers Cutters D...

Page 13: ...Contest by fax and registered mail with advice of receipt to supplier and the carrier Any disputes must be made within the 8 days owing the delivery Complaints after this period are invalid DELIVERY...

Page 14: ...xing strips Remove the packaging lifting it upwards Keep packing material out of children s reach it may be dangerous Recycle and dispose of packing material in conformity with local regula tions HMI...

Page 15: ...n the functional clearances to allow the access to the unit for the maintenance operations Ceiling positioning let free the projection to the ground of the unit and of the functional clearances to all...

Page 16: ...racket on the unit Insert the flat washer Screw the nut Do not over tighten the nuts the springs because if too much crushed they don t absorb vibrations FLOOR INSTALLATION a nut b flat washer c brack...

Page 17: ...readed bar the antivibration Insert the flat washer and tighten the nut to lock Do not over tighten the nuts the springs because if too much crushed they don t absorb vibrations For floor positioning...

Page 18: ...18 3 POSITIONING ELECTRIC PANEL Access to the electrical panel Sheet metal cover of the electrical panel fixed by 4 torx screws Remove the 4 torx screws...

Page 19: ...on in the bottom of keyboard and spin the screwdriver to take down the back cover Pay atten tion to spinning direction otherwise will damage the back cover Use three GB950 86 M4X20 screws to directly...

Page 20: ...itching wires Cutting place of left down side wire outlet Left down side wire outlet Wiring hole Wall hole and wiring hole Diameter 8 10 After adjusting the front cover and then buckle the front cover...

Page 21: ...etwork DO NOT use white water or drainage networks to avoid the aspiration of odours in the case of evaporation of water contained in the siphon The connection must not be hermetic so as to allow the...

Page 22: ...by Clivet so as to prevent water from entering During the design stage their features must limit load losses so as not to affect the correct operation of the unit To perform the ductings Connect the d...

Page 23: ...mes etc 2 Ambient air exhaust away from terraces balconies property boundary lines avoid windward zones 2 1 Insulated flexible pipe Rooftop exhaust return Unit installed in the attic with ejection int...

Page 24: ...pipe fixing 1 Introduce the perforated aluminium part 2 Pull the polyester part down plastic Layers of the flexible pipe 3 Tighten well using the strap Insulating Perforated aluminium Sheath Polyester...

Page 25: ...fully close all the open points of the aeraulic system as well as the intake supply grilles in order to prevent dust and debris from the construction site from entering the pipes This way you can prev...

Page 26: ...r exhaust Choose the position of the exhaust outlet see previous point avoid positions close to windows terraces etc avoid windward zones avoid pedestrian passages avoid unventilated attics garages ba...

Page 27: ...reepage breaker must be installed adjacent to the power supply Set the electric leakage protector according to the relevant electric technical standards of the State After wire connection check it aga...

Page 28: ...ber of the diagram is shown on the serial number label B A C Remote summer winter selector switch heat cool It allows the change of the operating mode from heating to cooling from an external control...

Page 29: ...e dampers are opened and calibrated the air filters are not removed from unit and are cleaned possible ventilation checks and the operating starting period determinate a ducting cleaning with conseque...

Page 30: ...oints to check and of the operations to perform to start up the unit For details refer to the various chapters in the manual Before starting the unit make sure that the room is free of dust and debris...

Page 31: ...vibrations check 10 Instruct the customer on how to switch the device on off change the set point and clean the filter 11 Collect all the machine documentation and give it to the customer together wi...

Page 32: ...ts GQIEX Extraction intake squared grid PAIR50X 80X Suction supply plenum with control damper 2 Remove 3 Overturn 4 Extract 5 Remove rubber 6 Rotate 1 Closed 2 Adjust with screwdriver VIEX Extraction...

Page 33: ...200 125 1 11 250 125 0 71 square tube L x H airflow m3 h speed medium m s 140 140 125 1 77 180 180 125 1 07 220 220 125 0 72 rectangular tube LxH airflow m3 h speed medium m s 250 80 125 1 74 300 100...

Page 34: ...or modify the set value The parameter can be rapidly modified by pressing it extendedly OK To confirm an operation ON OFF To set the ON OFF function BACK To return to the previous level Press to exit...

Page 35: ...or on when the unit is in cooling and the compressor is running TIMER indicator on when a valid timer has been set weekly schedule ALARM indicator on when a fault occurs or a protection device interve...

Page 36: ...ed off The password is required to disable the timer Adjustment Temperature Press LEFT RIGHT to select Press UP DOWN to change If no operations are made for more than 3 sec the system automatically me...

Page 37: ...page Press MENU to return to the previous page Operating mode Choose the mode with UP end DOWN Confirm with OK After 10 sec without any operation the mode is memorised automatically Function enabled...

Page 38: ...the display will appear as follows Daily timer Select DAILY TIMER with UP end DOWN and press OK Press UP end DOWN to choose timer T1 T5 Press ON OFF to enable disable the selected timer Press LEFT RI...

Page 39: ...e selected timer Press LEFT RIGHT to select each option to be set Press UP DOWN to adjust the temperature and start end time parameters Press OK to confirm the setting and return to the previous page...

Page 40: ...the operation and return to the previous page When AUTO TEMP SETTING ON manual adjustment of the temperature is disabled Shown to the side is the page that appears when the user attempts to modify the...

Page 41: ...cicalino Time ora Date data Screen lock time Screen lock time from 60 to 240 seconds default 120sec VISUALIZATION OF ALARMS Press MENU end select SERVICE INFORMATION Select ERROR CODE and insert PASSW...

Page 42: ...and select SERVICE INFORMATION Select SERVICE PARAMETER Press OK to access The menu is used by the installer or service technician to check the operating parameters The parameters are displayed in the...

Page 43: ...Press UP DOWN to scroll Press Adjust for modification DEHUMIDIFICATION SETTING Press MENU and select ASSISTANCE SETTING Insert PASSWORD Press OK Select Humidity parameter Enable parameter 2 01 EnProbe...

Page 44: ...ar all alarms Select YES press OK to confirm CANCEL ASSISTANCE SETTING Reset all the factory set parameters Select NO press OK to return to the previous page Select YES press OK to confirm RESET COMPR...

Page 45: ...ult B E7 Water level switch fault B E8 Module Board E Square type error fault B EE Module Board E Square error fault B E9 T2B probe fault B EA Tp probe fault B Eb EXV coil fault B EU URsu probe fault...

Page 46: ...heating mode B P9 SUPPLY DC fan protection C PA EXHAUST DC fan protection C PP Insufficient protection of discharge superheat B L0 Module protection C L1 Low Voltage Protection C L2 High Voltage Prote...

Page 47: ...AUTOSet1 Automatic temperature setting Y axis set point 1 25 0 50 C 1 05 EnOnOff Unit switch mode 0 ON OFF switch OFF signal is turned off ON boot 1 Wire controller control 2 Super terminal control 1...

Page 48: ...robeUrAmb Indoor humidity sensor 0 0 1 2 08 OffsetUrAmb Indoor humidity sensor correction 0 50 50 3 01 Max frequence in normal mode Maximum frequency of compressor in normal silent mode 60 56 72 HZ 3...

Page 49: ...details following pages Elfocontrol EVO option Equipped with 12Vdc AL12X feeder Ethernet 485 converter Ethernet UTP cat 5 cable 5 m long For details see instructions ELFOControl EVO manual Modbus conn...

Page 50: ...de 0 off 1 cooli 2 heat 3 fan 102 Supply fan speed 0 9 103 Exhaust fan speed 0 9 104 EXV opening 0 480P 105 Tc Tc temperature 25 70 C 106 RHC supply air reality humidty 0 100 107 T3 T3 Temp 25 70 C 10...

Page 51: ...tatus BIT0 electrical filter BIT1 gas deforst reserved BIT2 water pump BIT3 humidifier BIT4 4 way valve BIT5 exhaust fan power BIT6 supply fan power BIT7 system error BIT8 unit ON index BIT9 electrica...

Page 52: ...mAux 10 120 20 210 SupFanSet 3 7 6 211 EnProbeUrExt 0 1 0 212 EnProbeUrSup 50 50 0 213 OffsetUrSup 0 1 0 214 OffsetUrAmb 50 50 215 EnAuxHeater 0 1 216 MaxAnAuxHeater 50 100 100 217 SlientMode 0 2 0 21...

Page 53: ...equently and cleaned at least every 6 months Check the filter replace if very dirty or wash it with water To clean clean in tepid water with common detergent rinse thoroughly in running water to avoid...

Page 54: ...9 MAINTENANCE 1 2 Extraction grille regenerable filter GAIR50 80X Check for air filters on vents inlet grilles before switching on the unit otherwise the entire air distribution system may become dir...

Page 55: ...nting phases That the earth conductor is continuous Area checks Before working on systems containing flammable refrigerants perform safety checks to reduce the risk of combustion to the minimum Before...

Page 56: ...ting the system vacuum with OFN and filling until the operating pressure is obtained then releasing into the atmosphere and restoring the vacuum This process must be Repairing sealed components During...

Page 57: ...cover flammable refrigerants A series of perfectly functioning calibrates scales must also be available Flexible tubes must be equipped with leak proof disconnection fittings in good condition Before...

Page 58: ...process must be performed before taking the compressors back to the suppliers The electric resistance must be used with the compressor body only to accelerate this process Operations to discharge the...

Page 59: ...the operating limits etc critical use service necessary INSPECTIONS FREQUENCY UNIT BOOKLET It s advisable to create a unit booklet to take notes of the unit interventions In this way it will be easie...

Page 60: ...Filter extraction Cleaning of the aeraulic system is to be carried out by a specialised technician trained in aeraulic hygiene air processing in compliance with technical regulations and national loc...

Page 61: ...low test air flow rate measurement channelling anti vibration devices and fastenings check power supply cable isolation and fastening check earth cable check power remote controls state clamps closure...

Page 62: ...Periodically check that all of the panels are correctly closed and fixed If there is a fire the temperature of the refrigerant could reach values that increase the pressure to beyond the safety valve...

Page 63: ...edor autorizado o a una isla ecol gica autorizada La eliminaci n de un aparato el ctrico y electr nico profesional tiene que efectuarse por personal autorizado mediante los consorcios espec ficamente...

Page 64: ...aust Ambient air return Removable panel for bottom access to the air filter Electrical panel Power input keyboard connection Auxiliary connection Condensate drain connection Emergency drain W1 W2 W3 W...

Page 65: ...capacity kW 0 92 1 38 1 47 1 72 2 07 Total power input kW 0 36 0 52 0 48 0 54 0 81 COP EN 14511 2018 2 56 2 65 3 06 3 21 2 56 A35 Cooling capacity kW 1 57 1 64 1 73 1 92 2 23 Total power input kW 0 3...

Page 66: ...No of fans 1 Fan diameter mm 140 Type of motor 3 EC Airflow mc h 125 400 Connections Condensate drain 4 mm 32 Electircal data F L A Compressor 1 5 A 4 1 F L A Single supply fan 5 A 0 62 F L A Single e...

Page 67: ...significantly if the unit is installed in different conditions ex with surrounding obstacles walls or similar SOUND POWER LEVEL DB OCTAVE BAND HZ Sound power level Sound pressure level 63 125 250 500...

Page 68: ...ion defrosting may occur The unit can modulate the air flow rate in order to keep operating in the operating range The limits are meant as a guide Please note that they have been calculated by conside...

Page 69: ...69 12 TECHNICAL DATE ELFOAir...

Page 70: ...0X Printed curve of 90 degree angle for DN90 round tube IT90X Insulation in a 20mt coil for DN90 round flexible tube GAIR50X GAIR80X Intake grille extractable filter AIRJET 50 A 80 A white frame and b...

Page 71: ...lat tube ANFPX Fixing ring for flat tube 10 pcs 29 22 23 25 26 27 24 BD14CX 14 output distribution box DN200 joint BD8CX 8 output distribution box DN150 200 joint ELFOAir TFPNX Flat flexible tube 132x...

Page 72: ...Filter Filter only on the intake grille ELFOFresh EVO ELFOPack ELFOFresh EVO ELFOPack...

Page 73: ...Cover the plenum openings grilles with cardboard adhesive tape etc Remove caps...

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Page 76: ...ltre BL Italy Tel 39 0439 3131 Fax 39 0439 313300 info clivet it FOR OVER 30 YEARS WE HAVE BEEN OFFERING SOLUTIONS TO ENSURESUSTAINABLE COMFORT AND THEWELL BEING OF PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT www cliv...

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