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AFDJ-SVU01D-EN
Pre-Commissioning Start-Up
Trane AFDJ MV Drive
Check List
Prior to pre-commissioning start-up, it is imperative for
Rockwell and Trane to receive a completed copy of the
“PowerFlex 7000 “A” or “B” Frame Pre-Commissioning
Check List“
as soon as possible. The check list is included
at the end of this manual, and also as a separate form,
AFDJ-AFD001*-EN).
Commissioning
Important:
•
Before servicing, disconnect all power sources and
allow at least 40 minutes for capacitors to discharge.
•
All electrical enclosures-unit or remote-are IP2X.
Start-up Commissioning Services
Start-up will be performed at the customer’s site. Rockwell
Automation requests a minimum of four weeks’ notice to
schedule each start-up. The local Trane office will request
Rockwell start-up upon completion and readiness as per
the pre-commissioning checklist.
The standard Rockwell Automation work hours are
between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm EST (8 h/day) Monday
through Friday, not including observed holidays.
Additional working hours are available on a time and
material basis.
Note:
Do not apply power to the drive prior to Rockwell
site visit. Damages resulting from improper wiring
and power-up will not be covered by warranty.
Table 9.
CMC (common mode choke) ships separate
from the drive (Frame B only)
Voltage
(V)
Frequency
(Hz)
Current
(A)
Duty
(Normal/Heavy)
4160
50
375
Normal
430
Normal
6600
50/60
215
Normal
250
Normal
285
Normal
185
Heavy
NOTICE:
Perform Visual Inspection!
The conditions listed below could cause equipment
damage. Before powering up this drive for the first time
conduct a visual inspection for the following:
•
Shipping damage.
•
Signs of moisture.
•
Signs of debris or dust from storage.
•
Signs of corrosion on components and/or enclosure.
Do not power up equipment if you have concerns
regarding equipment condition. Upon initial power up,
remain in the area for the first two hours of operation
and observe the chiller and drive for any abnormalities.
Contact CenTraVac Technical Support for assistance if
needed.
WARNING
Hazardous Voltage!
Failure to close all enclosure doors and properly secure
with fasteners before operating equipment could result
in death or serious injury due to hazardous voltage.
