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Operation manual

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EWWP045~06 ECB1~3MUW

Packaged water-cooled water chillers

4PW30041-1A

Timers menu

Safeties menu

The "safeties" menu provides useful information for trouble shooting
purposes. The following screens contain basic information.

Along with the basic information, more detailed information screens
can be consulted while the safety menu is active. Press the 

q

  key.

Screens similar to the following will appear.

History menu

The "history" menu contains all the information concerning the latest
shutdowns. The structure of those menus is identical to the structure
of the safeties menu. Whenever a failure is solved and the operator
performs a reset, the concerning data from the safeties menu is
copied into the history menu. Warnings are also recorded.

Additionally the number of safeties that already occurred, can be
consulted on the first line of the history screens.

Info menu

Input/output menu

The "input/output" menu gives the status of all the digital inputs and
the relay outputs of the unit.

To  enter the service menu. (Only a
qualified installer is allowed to
access this menu.)

To  check the actual value of the
general software timers (first screen).

To  check the actual value of the
general software timers (second
screen).

To  check the actual value of the
compressor timers (first screen).

To  check the actual value of the
compressor timers (second screen).

To  consult which unit safety caused
the shutdown.

To  consult which module 1 safety
caused the shutdown.

To  consult which module 2 safety
caused the shutdown.

To  consult which module 3 safety
caused the shutdown.

To  check the time and control mode
at the moment of the unit shutdown.

To  check which were the common
evaporator and condenser inlet water
temperature.

To  check which were the evaporator
outlet water temperature of all
modules at the moment of shutdown.

To check which was the status of the
compressors at the moment of
shutdown (first screen).

To check which was the status of the
compressors at the moment of
shutdown (second screen).

BC

  ENTER  SERVICE

         PASSWORD :  0000

BX

                     GENERAL  TIMERS

LOADUP : 000s - DWN : 000s

PUMPLEAD   : 000s

FLOWSTOP   : 00s

BC

            COMPRESSOR  TIMERS

COMPR.  STARTED : 00s

BC

            COMPRESSOR  TIMERS

C11   GRD : 000s  AR : 000s

C12  GRD : 000s  AR : 000s

C21  GRD : 000s  AR : 000s

BW

            COMPRESSOR  TIMERS

C22 GRD : 000s  AR : 000s

C31  GRD : 000s  AR : 000s

C32 GRD : 000s  AR : 000s

BX

                              UNIT  SAFETY

0C9 : INL E  SENSOR  ERR

BX

                   MODULE  1  SAFETY

1CA : OUT  E  SENSOR  ERR

BX

                  MODULE  2  SAFETY

2CA : OUT  E  SENSOR  ERR

BX

                  MODULE  3  SAFETY

3CA : OUT  E  SENSOR  ERR

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

  00h00 - 12/01/2001

         MANUAL  MODE

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

INL.E :  12.0°C    STEP:

INL.C : 30.0°C    0

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

OUTE1  : 07.0°C    OUTE3 :

OUTE2 : 07.0°C    07.0°C

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

C11  : ON                 C21 :

C12 : ON                 ON

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

C22 : ON

To  check which were the total
amount of running hours of the com-
pressors at the moment of shutdown
(first screen).

To  check which were the total
amount of running hours of the com-
pressors at the moment of shutdown
(second screen).

To consult time and date information.

To  consult additional information
about the unit such as the unit type,
the refrigerant used and the manu-
facturing number.

To consult information about the con-
troller's software version.

To  consult information about the
PCB.

To  check whether any module
safeties are active.

To check the reverse phase protector
and if there's any waterflow to the
evaporator.

To  check the status of the change-
able digital inputs.

To  check the status of the compres-
sor relay outputs.

To  check the status of the modules
low pressure bypass.

To  check the status of the alarm
voltage free contact and the pump/
general operation contact.

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

RH11  : 00000h     RH21:

RH12 : 00000h     00000h

BC

                 UNIT  HISTORY : 004

0C9 : INL  E  SENSOR  ERR

RH22 : 00000h

BX

                   TIME  INFORMATION

TIME   : 00h00

DATE : 00/01/2001

BC

                    UNIT INFORMATION

UNITTYPE : WW-HP-32

MANUFACT. NR.: 0000000

REFRIGERANT  : R134a

BC

                    UNIT INFORMATION

SW : V1.0M6  (01/11/01)

SW   CODE :  FLDKNMCH0A

BW

                     PCB INFORMATION

BOOT : V2.02-02/08/00

BIOS  : V2.32-31/07/01

BX

                         DIGITAL  INPUTS

M1   SAFETY OK

M2  SAFETY OK

M3  SAFETY NOK

BC

                         DIGITAL  INPUTS

FLOWSWITCH : FLOW OK

REV.PHASE  PR. : OK

BC

               CHANG.  DIG.  INPUTS

DI1   DUAL  SETP : SETP.1

DI2  REM.  ON/OFF : OFF

DI3  REM.  C/H : COOL

BC

                       RELAY  OUTPUTS

C11  : ON          C12  : ON

C21 : ON          C22 : ON

C31 : ON          C32 : OFF

BC

                       RELAY  OUTPUTS

LPBYPASS1  : CLOSED

LPBYPASS2 : CLOSED

LPBYPASS3 : OPEN

BC

                       RELAY  OUTPUTS

GEN.  ALARM  : CLOSED

PUMP/GEN  OPER : CLOSED

Summary of Contents for EWWP045KAW1M

Page 1: ...OPERATION MANUAL EWWP045KAW1M EWWP055KAW1M EWWP065KAW1M ECB1MUW ECB2MUW ECB3MUW Packaged water cooled water chillers...

Page 2: ...arting up the unit for the first time make sure that it has been properly installed It is therefore necessary to carefully read the installation manual supplied with the unit and the recommendations l...

Page 3: ...nning current A 10 4 13 1 15 0 10 4 10 4 13 1 13 1 13 1 15 15 10 4 13 1 10 4 13 1 13 1 13 1 15 13 1 15 15 27 11 23 26 500 500 500 2 3 1 4 20 17 12 13 24 21 18 25 16 22 19 28 28 28 8 5 6 9 7 10 15 14 1...

Page 4: ...denser removes small particles from the refrigerant to prevent blockage of the tubes Expansion valve The liquid refrigerant coming from the condenser enters the evaporator via an expansion valve The e...

Page 5: ...rough the water heat exchanger an interlock contact S11L of e g a flow switch must be installed in the start up circuit of the unit Internal wiring Parts table Refer to the internal wiring diagram sup...

Page 6: ...ommendations Before switching on the unit read following recommendations 1 When the complete installation and all necessary settings have been carried out close all front panels of the unit 2 The serv...

Page 7: ...ter a few minutes consult the actual operational information available in the list of direct parameters Also refer to the chapter Troubleshooting on page 19 Switching the unit off To switch the unit o...

Page 8: ...he parameter codes 5 To consult other actual operational information repeat from instruction 2 onwards 6 To return to normal operation press the E key or wait approximately 40 seconds In the first cas...

Page 9: ...s of the user password When scrolling through the list of parameters using the A and or Z key you see the direct parameters and user parameters The user parameters appear in the following order d to d...

Page 10: ...g on the setting of user parameter d all temperature values are displayed in C or in F The conversion formulas from C to F and vice versa are T C T F 32 1 8 T F T C x 1 8 32 If user parameter d is set...

Page 11: ...ars on the display Enabling or disabling the buzzer When an alarm is detected the buzzer is activated for the period defined by user parameter p4 The default limit and step values for the activation p...

Page 12: ...arameter code h9 using the A and or Z key 3 Press the R key to switch to the parameter value 4 Select the appropriate setting using the A and or Z key 5 Press the R key to return to the list of parame...

Page 13: ...and an initialization cycle is started Once all the timers have reached zero the unit starts up When a remote ON OFF switch is configured the following table applies 2 When the unit is started up for...

Page 14: ...ture of condenser setpoint 2 In double thermostat operation two setpoints are reserved for inlet control of the evaporator and two others are reserved for inlet control of the condenser INLSETP 1 E in...

Page 15: ...information i e the number of times a unit safety or a circuit safety occurred and the unit status at the moment of shutdown can be checked by means of the history menu To consult actual operational...

Page 16: ...SOR TIMERS COMPR STARTED 00s BC COMPRESSOR TIMERS C11 GRD 000s AR 000s C12 GRD 000s AR 000s C21 GRD 000s AR 000s BW COMPRESSOR TIMERS C22 GRD 000s AR 000s C31 GRD 000s AR 000s C32 GRD 000s AR 000s BX...

Page 17: ...SETTINGS screen of the user settings menu The default limit and step values for the thermostat parameters are Defining the lead lag mode The lead lag mode determines which module starts up first in ca...

Page 18: ...ow through the evaporator stops after the flowstart timer has reached zero If the water flow has not restarted during the countdown the unit will shut down PUMPLEAD PUMPLEAD refer to the pump control...

Page 19: ...l setpoint switch setpoint 1 or setpoint 2 REM ON OFF indicates the status of the remote on off switch CAP LIM1 2 3 indicates the status of the enable disable capacity limitation switch es The locked...

Page 20: ...ivated The ON LED is broken Contact your local dealer The unit is in bypass mode Check the bypass remote contact POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION One of the following safety devices is activated Comp...

Page 21: ...ter filters Check if the mesh width is 1 mm maximum Disposal requirements Dismantling of the unit treatment of the refrigerant oil and any other parts should be done in accordance with the relevant lo...

Page 22: ...t control default 32 48Hp 4 step thermostat control default 32 48Hp 6 step thermostat control default 52 72Hp 6 step thermostat control default 52 72Hp 0 1 2 a b Stepnumber Setpoint Temperature 0 1 2...

Page 23: ...group settings of groups G1 G2 G3 G4 and H work similar as following example settings for group 1 MARCH MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 1 G1 2 G1 3 G2 4 G1 5 G1 6 G3 7 G3 8 G1 9 G1 10 G2 11 G1 12 G1 13 G...

Page 24: ...HAS STOPPED OUTE1 07 0 C OUTE3 OUTE2 07 0 C 07 0 C e UNIT HISTORY 003 0AE FLOW HAS STOPPED C11 OFF SAF C21 C12 OFF SAF OFF SAF e UNIT HISTORY 003 0AE FLOW HAS STOPPED C22 OFF SAF C32 C31 OFF OFF e UN...

Page 25: ...NOTES NOTES...

Page 26: ...Zandvoordestraat 300 B 8400 Oostende Belgium 4PW30041 1A...

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