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Servimat M/L — 28.01.2021

 

11.

Vent the "PU“ pump, see chapter

 7.3 "Filling the device with water and 

venting" on page 14 . 

12. Switch to Automatic mode.

The dirt trap has been cleaned. 

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Note! 
Clean all other installed dirt traps (in the Fillset, for example).

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Note! 
Perform a fine adjustment of the hydraulic compensator, if the dirt traps 
are heavily soiled. 

10.3.2

 

Cleaning the tanks 

 CAUTION 

Risk of injury due to pressurised liquid 
If installation, removal or maintenance work is not carried out correctly, there is a 
risk of burns and other injuries at the connection points, if pressurised hot water 
or hot steam suddenly escapes. 

 

Ensure proper installation, removal or maintenance work.

 

Ensure that the system is de-pressurised before performing installation, 
removal or maintenance work at the connection points. 

Clean the primary tank and the secondary tanks from sludge deposits. 
1.

Switch to Stop mode.

2.

Empty the tanks.

Open the "FD" feed and drain cocks and empty the tanks completely 
from water. 

3.

Remove the hose connection between the primary tank and the device and 
the secondary tank, if provided. 

4.

Remove the lower vessel covers from the tanks.

5.

Remove any sludge from the covers and the spaces between the 
diaphragms and the tanks. 

 

Check the diaphragms for tearing.

 

Check the tank interior walls for corrosion.

6.

Reinstall the covers on the tanks.

7.

Reinstall the flange connection betweens the primary tank and the device 
and the secondary tank, if provided. 

8.

Close the "FD" feed and drain cocks at the tanks.

9.

Use the "FD" feed and drain cock to fill the primary tank with water, see
chapter 7.5 "Filling the tanks with water" on page 15 . 

10. Switch to Automatic mode.

10.4

Checking switching points 

Prerequisite for checking the switching points are the following correct settings: 

 

Minimum operating pressure P

0

, see chapter 7.2 "Determining the P

0

minimum operating pressure for the controller" on page 13 . 

 

Level sensor at the primary tank.

Preparation 
1.

Switch to Automatic mode.

2.

Close the cap valves upstream of the tanks and the "EC" expansion lines.

3.

Record the displayed filling level (value in %).

4.

Drain the water from the tanks.

Checking the cut-in pressure 
5.

Check the cut-in and cut-out pressure of the "PU" pump.

The pump cuts in at P

+ 0.3 bar.

The pump cuts out at P

+ 0.5 bar.

Checking the Make-up "On" 
6.

If necessary, check the make-up value displayed at the controller.

The automatic make-up is activated at a level display of 20 %.

Checking Insufficient water "On" 
7.

Switch off the make-up and continue to drain water from the tanks.

8.

Check the displayed value for the "Insufficient water" filling level message.

Insufficient water "On" is displayed at the controller at a minimum
filling level of 5 %. 

9.

Switch to Stop mode.

10. Switch off the main switch.

Cleaning the tanks 
If necessary, remove condensate from the tanks, see chapter 10.3.2 "Cleaning the 
tanks" on
 page 24 . 

Activating the device 
11. Switch on the main switch.
12. Activate the make-up.
13. Switch to Automatic mode.

Depending on the filling level and pressure, the "PU" pump and the 
automatic make-up will be switched on. 

14. Slowly open the cap valves upstream of the tanks and secure them against

unintended closing. 

Checking Insufficient water "Off" 
15. Check the displayed value for the Insufficient water "OFF" filling level 

message. 

Insufficient water "Off" is displayed at the controller at a minimum
filling level of 7 %. 

Checking Make-up "Off" 
16. If necessary, check the make-up value displayed at the controller.

Automatic make-up is deactivated at a level display of 25 %.

Maintenance is completed. 

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Note! 
If automatic make-up is not connected, you must manually fill the tanks
with water to the recorded filling level. 

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Note! 
The setting values for pressure maintenance, filling levels and make-up 
are provided in the chapter Standard settings, see chapter 9.3.3 "Default 
settings"
 on page 19 . 

10.5

Maintenance certificate  

All maintenance tasks have been completed according to the Reflex Installation, 
Operating and Maintenance Manual. 

Date 

Service organisation 

Signature 

Remarks 

Summary of Contents for Servimat L

Page 1: ...Servimat M L 09 04 2019 Pressure maintenance with degassing GB Operating manual Original operating manual...

Page 2: ...nstallation and commissioning certificate 13 7 Commissioning 13 7 1 Checking the requirements for commissioning 13 7 2 Determining the P0 minimum operating pressure for the controller 13 7 3 Filling t...

Page 3: ...ice on page 25 3 Safety 3 1 Explanation of symbols The following symbols and signal words are used in this operating manual DANGER Danger of death and or serious damage to health The sign in combinati...

Page 4: ...afety clothing gloves and goggles for example 4 Description of the device 4 1 Description The Servimat is a pump controlled pressure maintaining make up and degassing station for heating and cooling w...

Page 5: ...water from the primary tank back into the system The pressure in the facility system rises The controller ensures that the pressure is maintained further supported by the stabilisation provided by th...

Page 6: ...ontent is shown on the packing Immediately after receipt of the goods please check the shipment for completeness and damage Please notify us immediately of any transport damage Basic pressure maintena...

Page 7: ...54 G1 1360 146 6 bar 400 740 65 G1 1345 133 Type D mm Weight kg Connection inches H mm h mm 6 bar 500 740 78 G1 1560 133 6 bar 600 740 94 G1 1810 133 6 bar 800 740 149 G1 2275 133 6 bar 1000 740 740...

Page 8: ...ATTENTION Damage due to improper installation Additional device stresses may arise due to the connection of pipes or system equipment Ensure that pipes are connected from the device to the system wit...

Page 9: ...tank Ensure that you connect the connection set for the overflow collector to the connection 2 below the label 1 Interchanging the connections may cause the pump to run dry For tanks up to 740 mm Con...

Page 10: ...mal insulation when condensate forms 6 3 6 Fitting the level sensor ATTENTION Damage to the pressure load cell due to unprofessional installation Incorrect installation may result in damage to the LIS...

Page 11: ...ain circuit board is voltage free 3 Insert a suitable screwed cable gland for the cable bushings at the rear of the connection component M16 or M20 for example 4 Thread all cables to be connected thro...

Page 12: ...44 E1 E1 Contact water meter Factory provided 45 E2 Insufficient water switch E2 LSL 51 GND 52 24 V supply 53 0 10 V correcting variable 54 0 10 V feedback 55 GND Pressure relief valve control ball va...

Page 13: ...on in the Maintenance certificate see chapter 10 5 Maintenance certificate on page 24 For the installation Place date Company Signature For the commissioning Place date Company Signature 7 Commissioni...

Page 14: ...height 18 m run on temperature 70 C 158 F safety temperature 100 C 212 F Example calculation for suction pressure maintenance P0 pst pD 0 2 bar pst hst 10 pst 18 m 10 pst 1 8 bar pD 0 0 bar at a safet...

Page 15: ...the VT vacuum spray pipe The venting screw at the PU pump 8 After successful conclusion of the vacuum test open the ball valve 2 9 If the controller displays the Insufficient water error message ackno...

Page 16: ...ure relief valve WV1 Safe Control make up valve MKH3 Opening closing of tank spray pipe to the system The change in the filling level and the tank pressure are indicated on the display Note Manual ope...

Page 17: ...ully calibrated 9 3 Modifying the controller s start routine Note For handling the operator panel see chapter 9 1 Operator panel on page 17 The start routine is used to set the required parameters for...

Page 18: ...ccessfully completed you cannot commission the device In this case please contact Customer Service see chapter 12 1 Reflex Customer Service on page 25 9 Once null balancing has concluded successfully...

Page 19: ...ress X to cancel your input without saving the new settings The controller automatically opens again the list 9 3 2 Service menu This menu is protected with a password It can be accessed only by the R...

Page 20: ...24 hours The times for interval degassing are stored in the Service menu Daily start of interval degassing is at 8 00 a m Note Manual activation of the degassing program takes place in the customer me...

Page 21: ...valve does not open Check set value in the Customer or Service menu Clean the dirt trap Check functioning of the PV1 solenoid valve If necessary manually add water 03 High water YES Set value exceeded...

Page 22: ...and reset the maintenance counter upon completion Quit 24 Replace cartridge Set value for soft water capacity exceeded Replace cartridges Set soft water capacity Quit 25 Datalogger No SD card inserte...

Page 23: ...ng the dirt trap on page 23 Annually Clean the dirt trap see chapter 9 3 1 Customer menu on page 18 Depending on the operating conditions Check the controller settings see chapter 9 3 3 Default settin...

Page 24: ...13 Level sensor at the primary tank Preparation 1 Switch to Automatic mode 2 Close the cap valves upstream of the tanks and the EC expansion lines 3 Record the displayed filling level value in 4 Drain...

Page 25: ...hot medium can cause burns Maintain a sufficient distance from the escaping medium Wear suitable personal protective equipment safety gloves and goggles CAUTION Risk of burns on hot surfaces Hot surf...

Page 26: ...SI1870enC 9127065 01 21 Reflex Winkelmann GmbH Gersteinstra e 19 59227 Ahlen Germany 49 0 2382 7069 0 49 0 2382 7069 9546 www reflex winkelmann com...

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