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ATTENTION

After carrying out all work on 
the units, an electrical safety 
test must be carried out in 
accordance with VDE 0701.

NOTE

Only authorised specialists 
may undertake repairs and 
maintenance.

Repair

   If the fin exchanger surface is 

covered with grease or sooty 
particles, the exchanger ele-
ment can be removed and 
cleaned with a steam-jet degre-
aser using low pressure and a 
suitable cleaning agent.

   Remove heavy fouling on the 

fan and aluminium fins with a 
soap solution.

  Clean the condensate tank in 

the unit housing to remove dirt 
deposits.

To ensure complete drainage of 
the condensate tank, the suction 
opening of the condensate hose 
must be fixed at the lowest point 
of the cover. 
The condensate sensor must be 
arranged slightly above the suction 
opening.  

Bottom edge of sensor = top edge 
of suction opening. 

Routing must take place as show 
in the following diagram.
F = Sensor cable
K = Condensate hose (internal ø 6)

F

K

Replacing the fin heat exchanger

1.  Remove the cover of the unit 

completely. 
(See care and maintenance)

2.   Disconnect the electrical con-

nection of the fan. 

3.   Disconnect the hydraulic con-

nection.

4.  Remove the bottom support 

plate (6 screws).

5.  Remove the support plate with 

fin exchanger downwards. 

6.  Carefully re-install the replace-

ment heat exchanger and all 
further components in reverse 
order.

Fan replacement

1.  Remove the cover of the unit.

(See care and maintenance)

2.  Disconnect the electrical con-

nection of the fan. 

3.  Remove the protection grille 

with fan from the housing. 

4.  Carefully refit the new fan in 

reverse order.

5.  Check the fan impeller for 

smooth operation and freedom 
of movement with respect to 
the fan housing.

6.  Re-establish the electrical con-

nection of the motor correctly. 

ATTENTION

Prior to carrying out mainte-
nance or repairs, the unit must 
always be disconnected from 
the mains supply and locked to 
prevent unauthorised recon-
nection.

Recommended maintenance interval in normal unit operation

Inspection and possible cleaning of the condensate tank

Every six months

Inspection and possible cleaning of the condensate drain

Every six months

Functional check of the condensate pump and alarm sensor

Every six months

Inspection and possible cleaning of the air grille

Annually

Inspection of the electrical connections and earthing

Annually

Cleaning of the fin exchanger

Annually

Inspection of the fan for smooth operation and function

Annually

Summary of Contents for PWL 101-3

Page 1: ...Edition GB Vo6 REMKO PWL Ceiling mounted air unit Heating Cooling Operation Technology Spare parts...

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Page 3: ...ta PWL 201 203 16 Rating tables Technical data PWL 301 303 18 Intended use 20 Customer service and warranty 20 Environmental protection and recycling 20 Exploded view 21 Spare parts list 21 Legend Ope...

Page 4: ...s length width height Required air change Required room temperature Required heating medium tem perature for flow and return The air inlet temperature of the units should not be below 34 C and not abo...

Page 5: ...r removal of the produced condensate in cooling operation a ready to connect condensate pump is provided For an optimal air flow individually adjustable louvres are provided at the top of the housing...

Page 6: ...o an air outlet temperature of 8K below room temperature and ideal prima ry air flow conditions Maximum mounting heights and operating limits The maximum mounting heights depend on the maximum range a...

Page 7: ...using This prevents persons being expo sed to a direct air stream Rooms with low ceilings horizontal blowing direction Rooms with low ceilings horizontal blowing direction Rooms with high ceilings ver...

Page 8: ...day night control etc can always be connected per control unit Terminals in the unit Fuse protection in the supply to the control unit must be in compli ance with the applicable regulati ons The conn...

Page 9: ...tion To prevent frost damage anti frost protection must be provided at temperatures below 0 C Where systems in rooms at risk from frost are not used for ex tended periods under no circum stances must...

Page 10: ...ool down Cleaning the units The surfaces of the units must be cleaned only dry or with a moist cloth and a small amount of soap solution if necessary Under no circumstances use high pressure cleaners...

Page 11: ...hydraulic con nection 4 Remove the bottom support plate 6 screws 5 Remove the support plate with fin exchanger downwards 6 Carefully re install the replace ment heat exchanger and all further componen...

Page 12: ...he produced con densate in cooling operation The pump is a self priming rotary diaphragm pump The condensate is pumped out via a flexible PVC condensate hose with an internal diameter of 6 mm Safety i...

Page 13: ...red Unit dimensions Dimen sions PWL 101 103 HK PWL 201 203 HK PWL 301 303 HK A 985 mm 1084 mm 1178 mm B 632 mm 963 mm 1043 mm C 229 mm 229 mm 229 mm D 989 mm 1073 mm 1160 mm H 465 mm 485 mm 504 mm Con...

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Page 20: ...a valuable contribution towards waste reduction and the conservation of raw materials Only dispose of packaging materi al at the facilities provided Disposal of old unit The production of our units is...

Page 21: ...2 speed 1110706 1110717 1110728 6 Top support plate 1110707 1110718 1110729 7 Bottom support plate 1110708 1110719 1110730 8 Side air grille 1110709 1110720 1110731 9 Bottom air segment 1110710 11107...

Page 22: ...With the external rotor motor the impeller with its drive motor is an optimal unit for applications in the field of heating and ventilation The axial flow fan is statically and dynamically balanced Th...

Page 23: ...750 920 750 Air capacity Bg 1 m3 h 2030 1685 3110 2580 4300 2650 Air capacity Bg 2 m3 h 1960 1610 2900 2400 4150 2400 Air capacity Bg 3 m3 h 1885 1530 2580 2350 3900 1710 Sound pressure level LpA 1m 1...

Page 24: ...t as advisers to our customers in air conditioning and heating technology SFlbCustomer Service Our equipment operates precisely and reliably However in the event of a fault REMKO customer service is q...

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