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EXTERNAL SURFACES 

 
The unit casings and access panels should be checked for any signs of corrosion. Any rust found should be cleaned and the area 
treated to prevent any further rusting.  
 

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 

 

Item 

Variable 

Monthly 

Yearly 

Page 

Motors 

 

● 

 

11 

Fan Impeller 

 

 

● 

11 

Condensate Tray 

 

 

● 

12 

Coils 

 

● 

 

12 

Filters 

● 

 

 

13 

External Surfaces 

 

 

● 

13 

Insulation and seals 

 

 

● 

13 

 

WHEN MAKING ENQUIRES FOR SPARES YOU WILL NEED TO HAVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AVAILABLE,   
UNIT MODEL, SERIAL NUMBER, QUK NUMBER (QUK NO. IS THE FIRST 4 DIGITS OF THE WIRING DIAGRAM) 
 

THIS INFORMATION IS REQUIRED TO IDENTIFY THE CORRECT SPARES. 

WIRING DETAIL, CONTROLS, and ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT 

 

GENERAL 
 

For wiring information refer to the wiring diagram fitted to the unit. 
 
Controls fitted may be one of the following arrangements:- 

a)  Heating only. 
b)  Heating using electric elements. 
c)  Cooling only. 
d)  Heating and cooling in sequence with a dead band between modes. 

 
Normally the Cooling medium will be chilled water. Heating medium will normally be L.P.H.W but alternative coils are available to 
suit secondary water temperatures.  
 
Alternatively Electric Heating elements are available, and can be supplied wired for single phase or three phase supply as 
appropriate or as specified. 
 
Multiple units fitted on the same system may be controlled through one controller wired through a master unit, or controlled through 
individual controllers.  
 
Refer to Layout Drawings or the Design Specification for individual unit control requirements, check the serial plate for specification 
details. 
 
For Fault finding and commissioning of the controls, 

refer to controls manufacture’s technical data.  

 
 

CONTROLS-MAJOR COMPONENTS 

 

Item 

Master Unit(s) 

Slave Unit(s) 

Transformer 240/24VAC 

1 off 

N/R* 

Controller 

1 off 

N/R* 

Heating. 4 port valve (if specified) Or, 
Contactor for Electric Heating 

1 off 

1 off 

Single Stage 

1 off 

1 off 

Cooling 4 port valve (if specified) 
Temperature Detector 

1 off 

1 off 

Return air or room mounted 

1 off 

As required N/R 

 
 

*Note: The number of slave units is limited by the controller output and varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. If in 
doubt please contact TEV LTD

 
Slave units are fitted with a transformer to provide multi-speed selection. 

 
 
 

We reserve the right to alter designs and specifications at any time without notification 
To view our Terms and Conditions visi

www.tevlimited.com/terms.html

 

Summary of Contents for Amber Series

Page 1: ...Units Designed for Ceiling or Void Mounting INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS TEV Ltd Armytage Road Brighouse West Yorkshire United Kingdom HD6 1QF UK Tel 01484 405630 Fax 01484 405620...

Page 2: ...e used 4 It is manually isolated from the electrical mains supply 5 Electrical equipment is earthed to comply with IEE regulations and local by laws 6 All electrical work must be carried out by a Qual...

Page 3: ...ntation 5 Filters 5 INSTALLATION Dimensional details 6 Pre Unit Installation 7 Fitting unit 7 Fitting float switch 7 9 Connection of ductwork 9 COMMISIONING Airside Measuring and Balancing 10 Electric...

Page 4: ...s AC Speed control of the fan motors is achieved by means of a multitapped auto transformer which is wired to a three speed and fine adjustment switches Supplied with continuous filament media filters...

Page 5: ...aged Maintenance It is essential that the following instructions as laid down in this section are carried out and maintained during the period of storage before commissioning Internal Surfaces If duct...

Page 6: ...B Spigot Options Weight approx Kg AMB 1 630 595 1 2 3 4 37 AMB 2 880 845 1 2 3 4 45 AMB 3 1230 1195 1 2 3 4 5 55 AMB 4 1230 1195 1 2 3 4 5 60 AMB 5 1430 1395 1 2 3 4 5 70 AMB 6 1430 1395 1 2 3 4 5 75...

Page 7: ...unit up using a spirit level checking to ensure the unit sits level in both directions the drip tray is designed with a built in fall to ensure condensation runs to the drain connection 7 Use nuts and...

Page 8: ...nt pipe is higher than the water level in the drip tray 13 The drain pipe from the condensate pump must be run to a common drain It is important that any condensate pump installed must be in accordanc...

Page 9: ...Typical installation showing ductwork connected to unit The ducts should be pushed fully over the spigot up to the outer casing of the unit and secured to the spigot with screws once fitted they shou...

Page 10: ...ation of the condensation pump by pouring a small amount of water into the drain tray and ensure the pump clears any water and operates any alarms etc 13 Start the fan and blow through the system thor...

Page 11: ...ice and maintenance of Quartz fan coil units and must be read before any maintenance is attempted WARNING It is essential that before any work is carried out the unit is isolated externally from the e...

Page 12: ...ws and slide element upwards letting the screw head pass through the key hole slots 5 Remove wires from element take note of terminal connections used 6 Remove elements from the unit must be replaced...

Page 13: ...irty filters will reduce the air volume handled by the unit thus adversely affecting its performance The length of time between cleaning of filters is dependant upon the environment A six to twelve mo...

Page 14: ...emperatures Alternatively Electric Heating elements are available and can be supplied wired for single phase or three phase supply as appropriate or as specified Multiple units fitted on the same syst...

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