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9. APPENDIX 

 

 

51

 

9.4 Spare parts, cooling circuit 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pos. 

DanX 1 

DanX 2 

DanX 3 

Description 

1  

036961 

071036 

081869 

Compressor  

2  

071037 

- 

Vibration absorber for compressor, 1. pcs. 

3  

037136 

Solenoid valve  

4  

077188 

Coil for solenoid valve 

5  

071038 

LP Pressostat, 1,5 bar 

6  

071039 

HP Pressostat, 24 bar 

7  

071040 

081870 

Receiver  

8  

093987 

071041 

081874 

Compressor running capacitor  

9  

- 

071042 

Water cooled condenser  

10  

093988 

071043 

081871 

Evaporator  

11  

093989 

071044 

081872 

Condenser  

12  

093990 

071045 

081873 

Expansion valve  

13  

071046 

Filter drier 

14 

071047 

Sight glass  

- 

071035 

Evaporator sensor 

Summary of Contents for DanX 1 XD

Page 1: ...DanX 1 2 3 WEB User manual Rev 2 2 090650 en...

Page 2: ...hold for trykfejl og ndringer Dantherm can accept no responsibility for possible errors and changes Irrt mer und nderungen vorbehalten Dantherm n assume aucune responsabilit pour erreurs et modificati...

Page 3: ...l 11 3 6 Electrical connection 12 3 6 1 Main current 12 3 6 2 Components 12 3 6 3 Electrical heating coil 12 4 Controls 4 1 Introduction 13 4 1 1 Unit function DanX 1 2 3 HP 13 4 1 2 Unit function Dan...

Page 4: ...3 LAN password 36 4 10 4 Change of LAN IP address 36 4 10 5 Operation 39 5 Commissioning 5 1 Introduction 40 5 2 Dampers DanX 1 2 3 HP 40 5 3 Dampers DanX 1 2 3 XD 41 5 4 Fans 42 5 5 Frost thermostat...

Page 5: ...it must be installed in a location that meets the following requirements The supporting structure must be level stable and vibration free The supporting structure must be able to bear the weight of th...

Page 6: ...2 2 Lifting with a forklift or crane If a fork lift is used it must be ensured that the forks are long enough to fully reach under the unit so that the bottom of the cabinet is not damaged Rough and...

Page 7: ...ssible storage conditions Do not leave the unit standing outside but in a building Do not remove the original packaging Protect the unit until the installation from dust dirt and damage The air temper...

Page 8: ...supervised by authorized staff It is the responsibility of the fitter to read and understand this guide and other given information 3 2 Unit construction The DanX 1 2 3 HP and XD consist of a double...

Page 9: ...e handles inside the unit and fit one handle with lock and one without in each door The handle 1 is fixed to the lock with a screw 2 and the plastic blinder 3 is pressed into the handle 3 4 Duct mount...

Page 10: ...e in two outlets one on the exhaust side positive pressure outlet on the side and one on the supply side negative pressure outlet in the front Normally it is only necessary to connect the drainage fro...

Page 11: ...swimming pool Please follow the instructions following with the duct sensor 3 5 4 Room air humidity temperature sensor If you have ordered a room thermostat humidistat sensor instead of a duct mounted...

Page 12: ...old with a suitable tool in order to avoid any damage to the pipes 3 5 7 Frost thermostat for LPHW coil In case a frost thermostat is installed it is easier to do so before installing the supply air d...

Page 13: ...of The air must flow through the heater in the direction of the arrow located on the side of the heater close to the connection box The heater can be fitted in either horizontal or vertical ducting T...

Page 14: ...all the main service breaker panel on the unit 3 6 2 Components Most of the components and sensors are already connected to the electric panel by the factory But a few which are accessories or are ins...

Page 15: ...cation capacity is not sufficient the amount of dry outdoor air automatically increases If the unit is running in night closed mode the outdoor and exhaust air damper are fully closed and the dehumidi...

Page 16: ...r icons shown on the display are providing the following functions Login User options here you log in into the controller See more under chapter 4 3 Login and User Options Fast access lists calls up t...

Page 17: ...to the previous screen discards current inputs and confirms alarm messages Function keys which can be used when an icon is shown in the display left from the key Depending on the icon these keys can...

Page 18: ...in function Power LED Green Alarm LED red Power LED behaviour Reason 1 ON Normal operation 2 OFF Power supply not OK Alarm LED behaviour Reason 1 OFF after power up Normal operation 2 Lit continuously...

Page 19: ...ange the delay for the auto logout See the current user details Logout manually 4 3 1 Login Scroll with the Rotate button to the Login User Option icon and press the Rotate button You will now see the...

Page 20: ...oint you have to use the level 1 password for the operator to get access With level 2 some points can be set into manual to test the unit All points can be changed on access level 3 by entering a serv...

Page 21: ...by Dantherm as new software has to be uploaded to the controller if the password has been forgotten So only change the password if you are totally sure about it Password can only be changed with the l...

Page 22: ...re_Closed_Pool Setpoint temperature in pool hall when pool closed Humidity_Open_Pool Setpoint humidity in the pool hall when pool open Humidity_Closed_Pool Setpoint humidity in pool hall when pool clo...

Page 23: ...tual pool room air temperature Room_Humidity Actual pool room humidity Supply_Air_Volume Actual supply air volume Return_Air_Volume Actual return air volume Supply_Air_Temperature Actual supply air te...

Page 24: ...tual running situation of the unit All points are read only for the Guest Operator and can only be set into manual with the System Administrator password 4 4 5 Unit Configuration menu When entering th...

Page 25: ...ed in the time program If you have chosen YES the unit will run as long as it takes to reach the wanted set point When the set point is reached the unit will then automatically stop again If you choos...

Page 26: ...the display and delete the Closed Pool time completely from the program Be aware that you have to do that for every day Under Open Pool you can then set the wanted fan speed for open mode high or low...

Page 27: ...Alarm Status of LED 4 5 1 1 Points in alarm Here all current critical and non critical alarms can be read The first one will be identical with the alarm in the normal display but there can be more ala...

Page 28: ...will not stop the unit but it is a reminder to check the part filter which is in alarm Non critical alarms are Alarm point Description Heating_Coil Frost danger for LPHW coil or OT for electrical heat...

Page 29: ...efore leaving a unit it is always a good idea to look into this menu to make sure that it is empty I there is still a point in Manual you can change this point directly back to automatic in this menu...

Page 30: ...mode into Manual mode This should only be done by professional service technicians 4 6 3 Settings In this menu you will find the most important settings for the controller Here you can change the lang...

Page 31: ...the following display will appear Now the time program can be changed for Monday and the following display will appear To activate the three icons on the right side of the display you have to press t...

Page 32: ...tart time If you want to change the setting of this time program line scroll further down You can now change the settings of this line There are the following possibilities Open Pool Low Air Volume Op...

Page 33: ...ger an issue Therefore the humidity set point will be moved upwards with 1 for each C above 23 C outside but maximum by 5 This means with a set point of 55 R H the maximum possible relative humidity i...

Page 34: ...ssor will be stopped and the outdoor exhaust air dampers closed At the same time the fan speed goes up to full speed When the evaporator has been de iced all functions are going back to normal 4 8 4 F...

Page 35: ...ved upwards with 1 for each C above 23 C outside but maximum by 5 This means with a set point of 55 R H the maximum possible relative humidity is 60 at an outdoor temperature of 28 C 4 9 2 Temperature...

Page 36: ...he fans will go to full speed until the calculated dehumidification demand is again 5 If there is a demand for free cooling Outdoor_Air_Temperature Room_Temperature the fans will go over to full speed...

Page 37: ...rk 4 10 1 Local access To locally connect to the MVC WEB controller via USB interface an USB cable of type B standard has to be used The USB connection local access type is mandatory for the initial s...

Page 38: ...level 2 all points can be set into manual to test the unit On access level 3 you can change passwords users and the IP address Furthermore you can set up alarm e mails Please ask Dantherm 4 10 4 Chan...

Page 39: ...through a LAN cable to get the IP address automatically Be aware of that if you use an automatically obtained IP address that the IP address will change whenever you switch the controller OFF and ON...

Page 40: ...w connect the Honeywell WEB controller to the local network with a LAN cable Start a browser on your networks computer and give in the new LAN IP address If the controller has automatically obtained a...

Page 41: ...list where you configure the unit for your needs Advanced Plants AHU01 Schedules Here you find the Timeprogram where you can set the units start stop times and night day running times Advanced Plants...

Page 42: ...drain pipes are installed correctly and if the drip trays inside the unit are clean Check that all loose parts accessories have been removed from the inside of the unit 5 2 Dampers DanX 1 2 3 HP You w...

Page 43: ...on Set the controls to Close no outdoor air and the dampers will be in the following positions Recirculation mixing damper 1 fully open Outdoor damper 4 and exhaust air damper 3 fully closed Now chang...

Page 44: ...ature The factory setting is 8 C 5 6 Cooling circuit DanX 1 2 3 HP When starting the compressor of the cooling circuit for the first time let the compressor run for about 5 minutes and then check the...

Page 45: ...of the fitter to read and understand this guide and other given information 6 2 Maintenance plan 6 3 Cabinet The following steps should be taken to maintain the cabinet of the unit Check the inside of...

Page 46: ...rush or a vacuum cleaner Check for water leakages Air the coil circuits through the exhaust valves of the pipe system air in the pipe system may reduce the capacity Check that the frost sensor if inst...

Page 47: ...ection door and run the tubes of your HP LP manometers through the opening Now connect your manometers to the high and low pressure side of the cooling circuit Close all inspection doors and start up...

Page 48: ...use Action Service Filter is dirty Filter blocked Change filter Fan Fan stopped Thermal overload Wait until motor has cooled down Start the unit If fan stops quickly again change repair motor Frost 1...

Page 49: ...be shut down before decommissioning and dismantling the equipment Make sure that no water glycol mixture is leaking Empty the heating coil for the water glycol mixture before removing it from the uni...

Page 50: ...ing directives 2006 42 EF Directive on the safety of machines 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive 2004 1 08 EF EMC Directive 97 23 EEC The Pressure Equipment Directive class 1 2002 95 EEC RoHs Directive...

Page 51: ...connector 2 090680 MVC WEB controller 3 071016 Handle with key 4 071017 Handle without key 5 071019 Service breaker 6 093982 071020 081861 Duct cover panel 7 163068 Adjustable feet 4 pcs 8 071018 Doo...

Page 52: ...RR Heating coil 4 093997 071028 081866 Fresh air Exhaust air damper 5 093998 071029 071029 By Pass Mixing damper 6 093999 093998 071029 Recirculation damper 7 071030 Duct damper actuator modulating OR...

Page 53: ...lve 4 077188 Coil for solenoid valve 5 071038 LP Pressostat 1 5 bar 6 071039 HP Pressostat 24 bar 7 071040 081870 Receiver 8 093987 071041 081874 Compressor running capacitor 9 071042 Water cooled con...

Page 54: ...Drip tray connection 1 DanX 1 XD Length mm 1570 Width mm 515 Height mm 1750 Weight kg 254 Electrical connection V 1 x 230 N Max full load current A 5 0 Max power consumption kW 1 2 Max main fuse A 10...

Page 55: ...connection 1 DanX 2 XD Length mm 1570 Width mm 780 Height mm 1750 Weight kg 344 Electrical connection V 1 x 230 N Max full load current A 6 6 Max power consumption kW 1 5 Max main fuse A 10 DanX 2 HP...

Page 56: ...connection 1 DanX 3 XD Length mm 1920 Width mm 890 Height mm 2250 Weight kg 465 Electrical connection V 1 x 230 N Max full load current A 12 2 Max power consumption kW 2 9 Max main fuse A 16 DanX 3 HP...

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