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Owner’s Manual

Quantum Energy Technologies

Document number: QDC0030PD-11 Page 3 of 40

4c: Caution When Left Operating But Unused........................................................................... 14

Section 5: SAFETY INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 14

5a: Safety Devices ...................................................................................................................... 14

5b: Important Note Regarding PTR Valve ................................................................................. 15

Section 6: MAINTAINANCE & SERVICE INFORMATION...................................................... 15

6a: The Water Tank .................................................................................................................... 15

6b: Air Evaporator Coils............................................................................................................. 15

6c: Sacrificial Anode .................................................................................................................. 15

6d: Service Caution – Before Any Work Is Carried Out ............................................................ 16

6e: Thermal Overload (Incorporated in Digital Controller) ....................................................... 16

6f: Routine Service ..................................................................................................................... 16

6f.1: Six Month Service

(By Owner)

....................................................................................... 16

6f.2: Five Year Service

(By Authorized Personnel Only)

....................................................... 17

6f.3: Access & Removal Of Sacrificial Anode ....................................................................... 17

6f.4: Flushing Of Water Tank ................................................................................................. 18

6f.5: Refrigeration & Thermostat Servicing ........................................................................... 18

Section 7: RECOGNITION OF ABNORMAL OPERATION...................................................... 19

7a: Pressure & Temperature Relief Valve Running ................................................................... 19

7a.1: Continuous Trickle ......................................................................................................... 19

7a.2: Steady Flow .................................................................................................................... 19

7b: No Hot Water........................................................................................................................ 19

7c: High Electricity Bills ............................................................................................................ 19

Section 8: WARRANTY CERTIFICATE ...................................................................................... 21

8a: Terms Of Warranty ............................................................................................................... 22

8b: Items Not Covered By Warranty .......................................................................................... 22

8c: Before Phoning For Service.................................................................................................. 22

Section 9: SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................... 23

Section 10: OPERATION & ADJUSTMENT OF THE DIGITAL CONTROLLER .................... 25

10a: The Buttons ......................................................................................................................... 25

10a.1: SET BUTTON.............................................................................................................. 25

10a.2: UP BUTTON................................................................................................................ 25

10a.3: DOWN BUTTON ........................................................................................................ 25

10b: Restore Factory Programming ............................................................................................ 25

10b.1: First Level: Press SET+UP for 6 seconds....................................................................... 26

Summary of Contents for 270-11AC3-134

Page 1: ...0 Including Installation Instructions And Warranty Information TO SUIT HEAT PUMP STORAGE WATER HEATER MODELS Compact 150 08ACW 134 270 11AC3 134 340 11AC3 134 340 17ACW 134 Titan Split 340TIH 134 FOR...

Page 2: ...cation 7 3a 2 Corrosion Protection 8 3b Air Flow 8 3c Evaporator Drain 8 3d Pressure Temperature Relief Valve PTR 8 3e Expansion Control Valve ECV 8 3f Cold Water Connection 9 3g Pressure Reducing Val...

Page 3: ...Service By Authorized Personnel Only 17 6f 3 Access Removal Of Sacrificial Anode 17 6f 4 Flushing Of Water Tank 18 6f 5 Refrigeration Thermostat Servicing 18 Section 7 RECOGNITION OF ABNORMAL OPERATIO...

Page 4: ...ge Or Overcharge Of Refrigerant 34 A 6 Water Temperature Condensing Pressure Amperage R134a Units 34 A 7 Suction Pressure R134a Units 34 A 8 Signs Of Correct Charge 35 A 9 Signs Of Undercharge 35 A 10...

Page 5: ...tate Territory Postcode Date of Purchase Purchased From Model Serial Number Date of Manufacture Details on Data Plate on water heater 1b Installer s Details Date of Installation Installer s Name Addre...

Page 6: ...hat is forced through it by means of the fan The Compact design is installed like a conventional electric water heater i e the electrical and plumbing is completed in the same manner There is also a S...

Page 7: ...ilding heating 3a 1 Location The water heater should be located as close as possible to the most frequently used hot water outlets Adequate access must be made for service to the evaporator water temp...

Page 8: ...flow from the evaporator drain If allowed to simply flow out of the outlet this water may pool below the unit and can cause problems to both the water heater and area around it The evaporator drain on...

Page 9: ...34a refrigerant used has a boiling point of 26 C so there is no risk of damage to the heat pump from frost Performance may be reduced in very low temperatures but the system will not be damaged by suc...

Page 10: ...at least 18 hours per day The fitted power cord is not to be removed this cord should be connected with the building wiring in an On Off switch enclosure or Junction Box Faulty wiring may void the wa...

Page 11: ...9 5mm 5 8 Inch 15 9mm When the evaporator is below the tank level on the Titan model use 12 7mm 1 2 outlet tube 3o Caution Regarding Drilling Metal Jacket This is extremely important and MUST be adhe...

Page 12: ...an to face out Water Connections 15 32 200 mm Min PTR Valve NOTE Front Access If installing multiple Compact units the orientation of the tank will need to be at 90 to the normal arrangement so that t...

Page 13: ...echnologies Figure 2 Installation Diagram Split Systems Document number QDC0030PD 11 Page 13 of 40 Power Connection Water Connections 35 32 100 mm Min 200 mm iM n Wall PTR Valve Front Access Tank Orie...

Page 14: ...but unused for two weeks or more a quantity of hydrogen gas which is highly flammable may accumulate in the top of the water cylinder To dissipate this gas safely it is recommended that a hot tap be...

Page 15: ...the skin of the water tank The Quantum tank is a patented design and in fact forms the condenser of the unit i e it is the hot side of the refrigeration circuit The coils wound around the outside wall...

Page 16: ...vice By Owner To be carried out every six months Operate the Pressure Temperature relief valve for approximately 10 seconds by activating the release mechanism on the valve to ensure water is released...

Page 17: ...gies for your nearest distributor or service contractor Our website www quantumenergy com au also provides an up to date list of Quantum distributors 6f 3 Access Removal Of Sacrificial Anode The anode...

Page 18: ...raining a non metallic rod may be inserted through the open cold water inlet and used to break up any sludge and assist in its removal 6 Care should be exercised during this procedure so as not to dam...

Page 19: ...the switchboard is on Are all circuit breakers on If on Off Peak is the meter switching on when it should Note if the system is connected to any form of Off Peak running out of hot water can be quite...

Page 20: ...5 Have any new appliances been installed that might be using the extra power 6 If there are no water leakages around the building and no excessive usage of hot water yet electricity bills are higher t...

Page 21: ...Plumber with inadequate technical skills or training to perform the task 2 The installer does not issue a Plumber s Certificate of Compliance in the State of Victoria State Rebate s in Victoria will...

Page 22: ...e to changes in requirements Relocation of equipment due to complaints of noise level or inappropriate location No responsibility shall be accepted for damage to the system or property if it is found...

Page 23: ...umber Of Panels Power Input Watts Nominal Capacity Lt 150 08ACW 134 100 250 1650 1620 975 N A 680 125 270 11AC3 134 135 405 1850 1900 1190 N A 1006 250 340 11AC3 134 170 510 1850 2200 1490 N A 1006 31...

Page 24: ...Page 24 of 40 635 400 500 3 8 Discharge Line 5 8 Suction Line 660 Air Flow Refrigeration Connection Power Cable 100 110 50 40 150 A qualified refrigeration technician must install the Split Air model...

Page 25: ...reset of the system if required i e after a 105 Thermal Trip Turning power off to the system them back on will also reset it 10a 2 UP BUTTON a This key becomes operational after entering the settings...

Page 26: ...ure 55 to 98 adjustable Factory setting 75 F08 De ice de activation temperature 1 to 15 adjustable Factory setting 8 C 5 De icing temperature setting 9 to 1 Factory setting 5 10b 3 Third Level Press U...

Page 27: ...liquid injection will be activated If the compressor temperature Axx goes above 95 2nd Level H95 the compressor will be de activated and the error code E05 will be displayed When the compressor tempe...

Page 28: ...Owner s Manual Quantum Energy Technologies Figure 5 Layout Of Digital Controller Programming Buttons Document number QDC0030PD 11 Page 28 of 40 LCD Display Up Button Set Button Down Button...

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Page 31: ...ompressor if found SC 3 Faulty incorrect capacitor Check capacitor operation if compressor will not start Replace faulty or wrong capacitor 4 Compressor Seized Compressor will not start draws high cur...

Page 32: ...for faulty parts or blocked capillary etc Check super heat setting on TX valve and TX valve operation Check for refrigerant over charge compressor winding resistance or mechanical fault in the compres...

Page 33: ...4 Frozen evaporator a Malfunction of de ice system or persistent cold weather resulting in poor performance of the fin coil evaporator b Blocked evaporator c Restricted airflow a Repair or replace de...

Page 34: ...a Units Water Temperature Approx Discharge Gauge Pressure Nominal Current Draw varies with evaporating temperature In Tank kPa PSI 800 Watt Compressor Code RE165VHAMC 1100 Watt Compressor Code RE231VH...

Page 35: ...rge When bubbles through the sight glass persist for a significant time or repeat frequently then it is a sign of refrigerant undercharge This can be confirmed by a low current draw together with low...

Page 36: ...Capacitor 30 F 10 5 370 VAC 30 F 10 5 370 VAC 60 F 0 15 400 VAC Rated power supply 220 240VAC 50Hz 220 240VAC 50Hz 220 240VAC 50Hz Rated circuit breaker 1 15A 1 15A 1 15A De ice control setting On 5 O...

Page 37: ...Tray Installed Yes No Plumbing kPa kPa Power Supply Rating C B Rating Connection Tariff Std OP1 OP2 Electrical A A Fan Coil Evaporator Location i e Roof Wall Evaporator Ventilation Good Poor Total Duc...

Page 38: ...Owner Manual Quantum Energy Technologies BLANK PAGE Document number QDC0030PD 11 Page 38 of 40...

Page 39: ...Owner Manual Quantum Energy Technologies NOTES Owner s Use Document number QDC0030PD 11 Page 39 of 40...

Page 40: ...NSW 2015 Phone 02 4953 9888 Fax 02 4953 9887 A B N 88 095 959 327 NOTE Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy in preparing this publication No liability can be accepted for any consequences...

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