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16. TROUBLESHOOTING

REFERENCE TO KNOWN ISSUE

Opening the inlet valve too quickly

 

Valve should be opened slowly allowing the pressure to build up gradually.

Inlet/outlet head pipe

 

Diameter too small.  
Pipe work unsupported. 
Inlet pipe work from low point in system, allowing bulk water to collect and enter the dryer.

Electrical controller

Incorrect fuse fitted or fuse blown.  Check the plug and fuse located on top of the controller back plate inside the dryer 
front cover.

Additional Items

Use of non-authorised components.
Untrained / unauthorised maintenance / installation personnel used.
Increase in air consumption without relation to the flow capacity of the dryer.
Purging the dryer with cleaning agents that could damage the components or the desiccant. 
Covers removed or loose during operation.   

 

                

Failure to carry out a service when indicated by the dryer.  

 

 

     

Do not allow the dryer to flow air unless powered up, switched on and cycling.  Resulting effect could be 
cartridge contamination; requiring replacement cartridges.

Problem

Problem Cause

Solution

Poor dew point 

performance

1. Insufficient inlet pressure

1. Inlet pressure min 4 barg. If not adjust inlet pressure 
settings.

2. Electrical Fault

2. Ensure the power is on and the dryer front panel is 
illuminated; check the dryer is cycling correctly.

3. Moist or contaminated desiccant

3. Eliminate the cause of contamination. Replace cartridges  
– do not re-use.

4. Too high air consumption

4. Ensure the performance of the dryer matches the re-
quired system air consumption.

5. Excessive inlet air temperature

5. Check against technical specification.

6. Insufficient purge air

6. Purge incorrectly adjusted. Consult service personnel to 
adjust settings (Factory pre-set).

7. Exhaust silencer blocked

7. Consult service personnel.

Failure of dryer to cycle

8. Controller not functioning correctly

8. Ensure the controller is powered; check the on screen 
column status to ensure it is powering the solenoid valves 
during normal cyclic operation.

9. Controller not illuminated    

9. Check power to unit & fuse: T2A 250V (located at Fig 
8.A). 

10. Insufficient inlet pressure

10. Inlet pressure = min 4 barg. If not adjust inlet pressure 
settings.

11. Failure to de-pressurise when cycling

11. Solenoid valve not functioning correctly; if there is 
power to the coil, replace valve. A correctly working valve 
outputs an audible click when it energises. 

12. Outlet flow stops

12. Check inlet air supply.

Constant 

depressurisation

13. Failure to initialise dryer

13. Switch off and restart dryer. Ensure dryer is pressurised 
before powering dryer to allow dryer to initialise before 
commencing operation.

14. Erratic air flow from exhaust

14. Faulty or damaged valve; service required.

Summary of Contents for D1 Series

Page 1: ...MAINTENANCE SERVICE MANUAL D1 SERIES HEATLESS COMPRESSED AIR DRYER www n psi co uk...

Page 2: ...Page 2 Document issued created checked revision 17 100 0115 08 06 2015 NMc 1 17 100 0115 13 08 2018 CK 2...

Page 3: ...tlet manifold service 9 Service A Desiccant cartridge replacement 10 Service A Inlet manifold service 11 12 8 Service B Exhaust valve replacement 13 14 9 Service C Outlet valve replacement 15 16 10 Re...

Page 4: ...dryer The procedures illustrated in this document are only to be performed by fully trained competent authorised personnel For further information regarding the procedures outlined in this document c...

Page 5: ...er damage has occurred to the external packaging and if the damage extends to the product inside If there is damage to a product contact the relevant supplier immediately In no circumstances must a da...

Page 6: ...rs 24000 Hrs 6 Years 36000 Hrs 8 Years 48000 Hrs 10 Years 60000 Hrs 12 Years 72000 Hrs A P P P P P P B P P P DRYER MODEL REQUIRED SERVICE KITS Service A Service B Service C NDL 010 NDK 010 NDK 010 NVK...

Page 7: ...0 050 TOP COVER OUTLET TOP MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY DESICCANT CARTRIDGES DRYER CONTROLLER DRYER SHROUD DRYER COLUMN INLET BOTTOM MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY DRYER LEGS EXHAUST VALVES SILENCER ASSEMBLY CONTROLLER COVER...

Page 8: ...exhaust valves will be heard but no air exhausted When the dryer is fully depressurised isolate from the power supply TERMINAL SCREW DRIVER ALLEN KEY 3mm ALLEN KEY 4mm ALLEN KEY 6mm ALLEN KEY 8mm TOR...

Page 9: ...he 3x O rings sat on the underside of the purge block refer to figure 4 page 11 6 Insert the new O rings from the service kit provided and replace into the grooves on the underside of the purge block...

Page 10: ...ove the 4x M4 long cap head screws and washers from the valve block only to retain the exhaust valves in position 13 Remove the 2x M6 long cap head screws to release the valve block from the inlet man...

Page 11: ...8 and follow the correct tightening sequence 23 Place the manifold assembly back onto the dryer and insert the 2x M6 long cap head screws through the valve block tightening at a torque setting of 5Nm...

Page 12: ...p head screws at torque setting of 3Nm Refer to page 18 for the correct tightening sequence 33 Replace the outlet top manifold assembly back on top of the dryer column and secure with the 2x M6 long a...

Page 13: ...VE SOLENOIDS 1 Ensure the dryer is shut down and fully depressurised before attempting any maintenance work See page 7 8 2 Remove the solenoid plugs by removing the plug screws and pulling the plug fr...

Page 14: ...hragms from the inlet manifold See figures 4 5 5 Replace the 2x diaphragms and 2x ex haust valve bodies from the service kit 6 Insert the 8x M4 socket head screws and 8x washers and tighten to a torqu...

Page 15: ...release the top cover and lift from assembly See figure 1 3 Remove the controller top over by removing the 4x screws See figure 2 4 Remove the plug screw and detach the plug from the sensor See figure...

Page 16: ...detach the sensor from the bracket See figure 5 7 Unscrew the dew point sensor from the sensor block and replace it with the new or re calibrated sensor See figure 7 8 Re attach the dew point sensor...

Page 17: ...see dryer start up procedure on page 19 2 Place a magnet over the controller reset area shown in Figure 1 for 8 10 seconds until the dryer re sets See Figure 1 3 Once re set the hours run counter will...

Page 18: ...Page 18 11 MANIFOLD TIGHTENING SEQUENCE Outlet top manifold Inlet bottom manifold 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 12 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 13 15 14 17 16...

Page 19: ...device must be set to prevent the maximum working pressure of 16 barg 232 psig from being exceeded 13 SYSTEM LAYOUT 13 1 Typical installation D1 Series Connect to mains power Connect all pipe work en...

Page 20: ...Page 20 14 PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM 14 1 NDL 010 050 Water Separator...

Page 21: ...he dew point is not achieved the dewpoint reading on the display will alternate with dewpoint alarm every 5 seconds The no volt alarm will also activate Contact the service department and request a pr...

Page 22: ...t panel is illuminated check the dryer is cycling correctly 3 Moist or contaminated desiccant 3 Eliminate the cause of contamination Replace cartridges do not re use 4 Too high air consumption 4 Ensur...

Page 23: ...e following table allows the customer to document the service history of the product and to make notes related to each service DRYER SERVICE RECORD PRODUCT CODE P PRODUCT SERIAL NO SERVICE TYPE A B C...

Page 24: ...Page 24 NOTES...

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