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GB.EXCHSILV2.141119

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5. Trouble shooting

To open the heat exchanger control system

Before you open the heat exchanger control system, isolate the line voltage and wait at least 2 minutes. Failure to do so 
will expose you to the risk of coming into contact with harmful residual voltage inside the unit.

Troubleshooting when the heat exchanger control system is controlled with external (A/D) signals:

Symptoms

Cause

Action

The motor is not rotating

There is no power supply

Check whether there is voltage on the heat exchanger control system's ”L” and ”N” terminals on 
the models for 230 V. 

(Operating voltage is specified on the rating plate, affixed to the side of the heat exchanger control 
system.)

Poor electrical connections

Check the connectors and other electrical connections

There is no in-operation signal

Short-circuit Terminals 7 and 8 in the heat exchanger control system junction box marked   (GND) 
and ”Start/Stop” (Fig. 5).

There is no 0 – 10 V DC control 
signal

Check that the 0 - 10 V DC control signal is correctly connected to Terminals 13 and 14 in the heat 
exchanger control system junction box marked   (GND) and ”0-10 V in” (Fig. 5).

The motor has been stopped by the 
internal protective motor switch 3 
times due to overloading or some 
other alarm.

Reset the alarm by short-circuiting Terminals 11 and 12 in the heat exchanger control system 
junction box marked   (GND) and ”Alarm reset” (Fig. 5).

You can also reset the alarm by switching off the supply voltage to the heat exchanger control 
system and switching it back on after 60 seconds.

Defective heat exchanger control 
system

Replace the heat exchanger control system

Defective motor

Replace the motor

The heat exchanger control 
system switches off.
¤) Remember to reset the 
alarm by short-circuiting 
Terminals (GND) and 
"Alarm Reset".

At least two phases are short-circuit-
ed on the motor wiring terminals.

Eliminate the short-circuit on the motor wiring terminals ¤)

Defective motor

Replace the motor ¤)

Overloaded motor

Remedy the overload condition of the motor ¤)

Defective motor

Replace the motor ¤)

Overloaded motor

Remedy the overload condition of the motor ¤)

Summary of Contents for SILVER C RX

Page 1: ...ntil the entire air handling unit where the above mentioned heat exchanger control system is integrated has been declared to conform to relevant regulations in Machinery Directive 98 37 EEC and to exi...

Page 2: ...more accurate temperature The heat exchanger control system is controlled with 0 10 V signals The step motor is controlled in micro steps with sinusoidal constant current for ensuring motor shaft rota...

Page 3: ...ing sector To reverse the motor s direction of rotation transpose two optional conductors to Motor Terminal V U W See Fig 6 Automatic restart after alarm The heat exchanger control system automaticall...

Page 4: ...reset lowest and highest speeds See Fig 3 and 4 The Control with 0 10 V DC function is described in Section 3 Function Connect the start stop signal cable leads in the junction box to Ter minals 7 Sta...

Page 5: ...ER C units the heat exchanger control system is located inside the fan or filter section to the left of the centre section in the lower level viewed from the inspection side For access open the inspec...

Page 6: ...op Fig 5 There is no 0 10 V DC control signal Check that the 0 10 V DC control signal is correctly connected to Terminals 13 and 14 in the heat exchanger control system junction box marked GND and 0 1...

Page 7: ...Help to protect the environment by ensuring correct disposal of the packaging and use the products in accord ance with applicable environmental regulations Disposal of the product Products with this m...

Page 8: ...GB EXCHSILV2 141119 We reserve the right to alter specifications 8 www swegon com...

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