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2.
With the alarm float in ON position, check correct operation of the remote alarm connected to the terminals
Q (n°31-32), remembering that, in the standard supply version, the contact has no potential.
N.B.: The power circuit for the alarm system must be provided with a PELV safety circuit (CEI EN 60204-1).
Otherwise ensure that the earth lead of the float is connected to the terminal
8.9
Using the panel to feed in-line circulating pumps or domestic booster sets
To set the panel operation for in-line pumps or for booster sets it is indispensable to remove the jumper O connected to
terminals 23-24.
8.10 Troubleshooting E2D 2,6 M - E2D 6 M - E2D 6 M HS
FAULTS
CHECK (POSSIBLE CAUSES)
REMEDY
1.
One of the two
motors (P1 and/or
P2) is not fed.
A.
The magnetothermal switch of the panel (ref.
QM1 or Q M2) or the differential automatic
switch on the distribution panel have
tripped.
B.
No voltage on terminals L1-N.
C.
The protection of the internal transformer
has tripped.
D.
The fuse FU1 has tripped.
E.
The remote control switches ref. KM1 and
KM2 vibrate.
F.
The exchange module SZ2 is faulty.
A.
Check the insulation of the pump cables, of the
pump or of the floats. Reset the magnetothermal
switch located in the panel (ref. QM1 or QM2) or
the differential switch on the distribution panel.
B.
Check the control unit connecting cables and any
switches or insulating switches in the system.
C.
Turn off the main switch for three minutes, then
switch it on again. Starting of the electropump
excludes the fault. If the electropump is not fed, or
is temporarily fed, identify any short circuits in the
secondary circuit of the transformer.
D.
Find any short circuits in the primary winding of
the transformer and change the fuse that has
tripped.
E.
The supply voltage is insufficient.
F.
Turn the selector SA1 to
and pay
attention to the
“important”
note
(par.
8.3.3).
2.
The protection ref.
QM1 or QM2
intervenes.
A.
Pump P1 or P2 impeller blocked.
B.
The timer for regulating strong static
torque time is set over 4 seconds
(only for E2D 6 M HS ).
A.
Carry out maintenance to free the impeller
B.
Set the timer
correctly as indicated in
ref. KT1-KT2.
3.
The thermal
protection in the
windings of motor
P1 or P2 trips.
A.
Check the working environment temperature
of the electropumps P1 or P2.
B.
P1 or P2 pump impeller blocked or clogged.
C.
Check the state of the rotor shaft bearings of
electropump P1 or P2.
A.
Reduce the temperature of the fluid to be pumped.
B.
Carry out maintenance to free the impeller.
C.
Change the bearings of pump P1 or P2 if worn
4.
The pump P1 or P2
continues delivering
and does not
respond to external
commands.
A.
The floats are not correctly connected to the
control panel.
B.
The floats are faulty.
C.
The remote control switch KM1 or KM2 is
faulty (contacts are stuck).
D.
The exchange module SZ2 is faulty.
A.
Correctly connect the pressure switches and check
operation of the system (par. 8.3)
B.
Change the floats.
C.
Change the part.
D.
Turn the selector SA1 to
and pay
attention to the
“important”
note
par. 8.3.3).
5.
The panel does not
automatically invert
the starting order of
the two pumps.
A.
The relè KA1 coil don’t works.
B.
The module SZ2 is faulty.
A.
Change the part.
B.
Change the part
NB:
TEMPORARY OPERATION: to keep the set
operating in the event of malfunction of the module
SZ2,
connect the connector XC1 to the
connector XC2, keeping the selector SA1 in
position
(see par. 8.3.3)
.
6.
The remote control
switch ref. KM1-
KM2 is fed
intermittently.
A.
The connections of the leads from the motor
are inverted on the control unit terminals
(only for E2D 6 M, E2D 6 M HS).
A.
Connect the leads from the motor, strictly
respecting the enclosed diagrams.
Summary of Contents for E2D 2,6 M
Page 120: ...118 1 E2D E2D A B C B C A 2 3 4 5 5 1 5 2 IEC 364 5 3 EN 60204 1 6 7 IP55...
Page 122: ...120 8 2 HL1 HL2 P MAX ALARM HL3 P1 HL4 P1 KK P1 P1 HL5 P2 KK P2 P2...
Page 128: ...126 Q 7 KA1 SZ2 8 11...
Page 134: ...132 E2D 6 M HS...
Page 137: ...135 E2D 15 T SD E2D 30 T SD E2D 40 T SD E2D 50 T SD E2D 60 T SD...
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