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(April, 2013)

DRH Series GEN1 Ultrasonic Humidifi er Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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Failure Cause Checking 

Remedy

No mist is 
generated.

Power supply 
system

Control box switch turned 
off.

Visually check switch 
position.

Turn switch on.

No power to the  power 
supply.

Measure the voltage 
at power supply input 
terminals. 

Supply power.

Faulty power supply 

Replace the 
power supply.

Water supply system 

Water supply valve is 
closed.

Open the valve

Check if the valve is 
opened or closed. 

Other 

Temperature sensor 
detects overheating. 

Check if ambient tempera-
ture and water temperature 
are within specifi ed range. 

Correct.

Check voltage at power 
supply output terminals. 

Amount of mist is 
too low.

Supply voltage is low.

Correct the voltage 
with the adjustment 
screw on the power 
supply.

Power supply system 

Operating water level is 
high and overfl owing.  

Water supply control 
system

Visually check.

See table 3) on 
next page.

Humidifi er is not  level. 

Other

Visually check. 

Correct.

Pull out the fi lter and 
visually check.

Clean the fi lter. 

‡Air fi lter clogging.

2)  If the cause can not be located through the above checking, remove the mist guide cover 
and air fl ow guide and check the interior of the water tank.

4.3   Troubleshooting and Repair

Should any failure occur, make the necessary repairs referring to the following tables. As a rule, power must 
be turned off when troubleshooting is performed but if it is absolutely necessary to troubleshoot when power is 
supplied, special attention must be paid to avoid electric shock and short-circuiting.

1)  First the humidifi er and its surrounding area should be checked.

Mist supply is 
coarse.

Power supply system 

Supply voltage is high.

Check voltage at power 
supply output terminals.

Fine tune the mist 
quality with the 
voltage adjustment 
screw on the power 
supply.

Measure the voltage 
at power supply output 
terminals. 

Remarks:

The causes of failures marked ‡ can be prevented through periodic maintenance/inspection. See Section 4.1, “Periodic 
General Maintenance”.

Visually check 
the interior of the 
water tank. 

No mist is 
generated. 

‡ Dust and foreign material are accumulated in 
the water tank. 

Clean the interior of the water 
tank.

‡ Dust and foreign material are accumulated in 
the water tank. 

 

Failure Cause 

Checking 

Remedy

Clean interior of water tank and 
replace the transducer.

Amount of mist is 
too low. 

‡ Scale deposited on transducer surface. 

Summary of Contents for DRH-04

Page 1: ...April 2013 DRH Series GEN1 Ultrasonic Humidifier Installation Operation Maintenance Manual MODELS DRH 04 DRH 08 DRH 06 DRH 16 READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS LIRE ET CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...ntains confidential and proprietary information of Stulz Air Technology Systems Inc Distributing or photocopying this document for external distribution is in direct violation of U S copyright laws an...

Page 3: ...1 3 3 Procedure For Operation 3 1 3 4 Precautions 3 2 3 5 Steps for Long Term Shutdown 3 2 4 0 Maintenance Repairs 4 1 4 1 Periodic General Maintenance 4 1 4 1 1 General 4 1 4 2 Maintenance Items and...

Page 4: ...mation A bold text NOTE marks a short message in the information to alert you to an important detail A bold text CAUTION safety alert appears with infor mation that is important for protecting your eq...

Page 5: ...g of the air inlet The humidifier may be filled with the condensed mist and electrical shorts may result CAUTION Observe the unit for water leakage A short circuit could occur if the humidifier is spl...

Page 6: ...original warranty period or for 90 days from the date of installation whichever is greater Stulz Air Technology Systems Inc s warranty does not cover failures caused by improper installation abuse mis...

Page 7: ...r supply temperature 40 F to 104 F Parts to be provided by user DI or RO supply water Water supply valve Water supply tubing 1 4 stainless steel or poly tubing rated for DI water power supply wiring a...

Page 8: ...he water level is near an unsafe level and is closed when the water level is at a minimal level 1 6 5 Fan The 24VDC fan or fans both lightly pressurizes the air above the water to provide a path for t...

Page 9: ...proportional signal is greater than 10 of the maximum input the microprocessor will turn the Solid State Relay on and off in a pulse width modulation control The period of the pulse width is 1 second...

Page 10: ...l Avoid dropping or jarring the unit to prevent damage to the internal parts The unit should always be stored in a dry location prior to installation A Data Package has been sent with your unit It con...

Page 11: ...ht of the unit Weight estimates can be found on the installation drawing provided with your unit Secure the unit with fasteners field supplied by others so that it will not move during operation Ensur...

Page 12: ...side of the humidifier until some resistance is felt Then using an open end wrench on the reducer fitting screw the assembly 1 full turn to fully tighten it DO NOT tighten the filter strainer by gras...

Page 13: ...correct electrical wire sizing from the control panel to the humidifiers for three different distances All wire sizes listed are for stranded THHN or NTW wire only Do not use solid conductor wire For...

Page 14: ...Operation 1 Turn the main power source switch on the control box to the On position 2 Open the water supply valve allowing water to flow to the humidifier 3 Perform a manual drain cycle to flush any...

Page 15: ...teps for Long Term Shutdown If the humidifier is not signalled to turn On for a period of three days the level control board will automatically signal the humidifier to operate a drain cycle When oper...

Page 16: ...ch to Off and close the water supply valve WARNING Turn off power to the unit unless you are performing tests that require power With power and controls energized the unit could begin operating automa...

Page 17: ...Cycle Description Necessary Tools Phillips screwdriver Air filter cleaning About once a week depending on the extent of contamination The interval should be short ened if environmental condi tions are...

Page 18: ...ontrol box disconnect switch to Off and close the water supply valve 2 Loosen the bowl on the filter strainer assembly and remove it Photo 3 3 Remove the element and rinse the filter and the inside of...

Page 19: ...cement 4 2 4 Float Switches 1 Loosen and remove the float panel mounting screws 2 Pcs Photo 8 Note Don t let the screws drop into the tank 2 Lift the float panel out and turn it over Photo 9 3 Check f...

Page 20: ...the air flow guide Photo 13 4 Check the water tank interior for contamination Wipe and clean the water tank interior and clean the surface of the transducers etc in the water tank by wiping with a sof...

Page 21: ...through the above checking remove the mist guide cover and air flow guide and check the interior of the water tank 4 3 Troubleshooting and Repair Should any failure occur make the necessary repairs re...

Page 22: ...ply system overflowing Water supply solenoid valve is faulty Overflowing occurs even after power is turned off 4 Consumable parts Fan lead wires are loose or disconnected from the terminals Clean the...

Page 23: ...ing the parts Photo 19 6 The transducers are visible when you rotate the tank to view the bottom Photo 20 7 The nebulizer print plates are on the side of the tank adjacent to the transducers Photo 21...

Page 24: ...re ties bundling the sensor cable and unscrew the sensor wires from the terminal connectors on the printed circuit board 3 Connect the new sensor wires to the printed circuit board 4 Install the new s...

Page 25: ...e the nuts to mount the new part Photo 27 5 Clean the spacer o ring groove and o ring 6 Assemble the new transducer with the spacer and o ring and install them with the saved mounting screws Photo 28...

Page 26: ...laced it is recommended that the transducer be replaced also 6 Referring to Sect 4 4 2 Re assembling re assemble the unit by reversing the procedure described in Section 4 4 1 4 4 6 Water Solenoid Val...

Page 27: ...rd remove the lead wire terminal connectors 3 Pcs from the board see Photos 6 7 Note Grasp the connectors when removing Never pull the lead wires 10 Slide the level control board out along the guides...

Page 28: ...n UPS ground the customer is responsible for the shipping charges If you do not have established credit with STULZ you must give a freight carrier account number A written or faxed purchase order is r...

Page 29: ...DRAWINGS 6 1 Layout Drawing of Humidifier Covers Removed to Show Parts 1 4 2 8 7 6 5 3 The bubble numbers in the drawing coincide with the item numbers listed below 1 Drain Stub 1 8 NPT 2 Water Supply...

Page 30: ...L NC NO C L M DC DC SolidState Relay 4 3 X 1 X2 PCB Level Controller X1 2 X1 3 X1 5 X2 1 X2 2 X2 3 X2 4 X2 5 X2 6 X2 7 X2 8 X3 1 X3 2 X3 3 X3 4 X3 5 X3 6 X1 6 X1 7 X1 4 X1 8 From Control Box Nebulize...

Page 31: ...lve Solenoid DrainValve Solenoid Fan HighLevel Switch LowLevel Switch OverTemp Sensor BLUE RED X1 1 X X 2 1 X 1 X 2 Current ofRelay 5A 10 12A 1 2 2 1 PinNumber 4 X1 2 X1 3 X1 1 X1 4 X1 2 X1 3 X1 Conne...

Page 32: ...2013 DRH Series GEN1 Ultrasonic Humidifier Installation Operation Maintenance Manual OUD0077D April 2013 DRH Series GEN1 Installation Operation Maintenance Specifictions are subject to change without...

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