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SystemAir Living HR, Operation And Maintenance Instructions

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2.2 Description of external components

Fig. 2 Basic external components

Table 2: Component position and description

Position

Description

1.

Extract air damper A

2

Exhaust air damper C

3.

Smoke/fire fan

4.

Smoke/fire damper B

DUPdT

Duct differential air pressure transmitter

SFDT

Smoke and fire sensor

Living HR

Operation and Maintenance Instructions

209534

3

Systemair AB

Summary of Contents for Living HR

Page 1: ...Living HR Extract air unit with integrated heat recovery Operation and Maintenance Instructions Document in original language 209534 EN_GB 2015 03 18 A001 ...

Page 2: ... Running mode 8 4 2 2 Language selection 9 4 2 3 Alarm 10 4 2 4 Air control Pressure control 10 4 2 5 Time settings 11 4 2 6 Restore factory settings 12 5 Maintenance 14 5 1 Important 14 5 2 Maintenance intervals 14 5 3 Maintenance instructions 14 5 3 1 Checking the fan 14 5 3 2 Changing extract air filter 15 5 3 3 Checking the brine coil 16 5 3 4 Checking the damper 16 5 3 5 Additional maintenanc...

Page 3: ...ected there is still risk for injury due to rotating parts that have not come to a complete standstill Beware of sharp edges during mounting and maintenance Use protective clothing This product is not intended to be used by children or people with reduced physical or mental ability or lack of experience and knowledge if no instruction concerning the use has been given by the person responsible for...

Page 4: ...ernal components Table 1 Component position and description Position Description 1 Pre filters 2 Filters extract air 3 Fan motor with impeller extract air 4 Electrical connection box 5 Brine coil 6 Drip tray Living HR Operation and Maintenance Instructions 209534 2 Systemair AB ...

Page 5: ...ponent position and description Position Description 1 Extract air damper A 2 Exhaust air damper C 3 Smoke fire fan 4 Smoke fire damper B DUPdT Duct differential air pressure transmitter SFDT Smoke and fire sensor Living HR Operation and Maintenance Instructions 209534 3 Systemair AB ...

Page 6: ...air damper C 2 Brine coil 3 Fan 4 Filters 5 Extract air damper A 6 Fire smoke damper B 7 Fire smoke fan 8 Heat transfer agent pump 9 Water pump ATT1 Extract air temperature sensor ATT2 Exhaust air temperature sensor DUPdT Duct differential air pressure transmitter Living HR Operation and Maintenance Instructions 209534 4 Systemair AB ...

Page 7: ...unit The heat recovery is fully operational 3 2 2 Fire function Fire function is activated by smoke and fire sensor The sensor must be mounted in the duct before fire smoke damper B Fire function is used to protect the Living HR unit from smoke and heat in case of fire emergency If smoke is detected in winter mode the unit is stopped dampers A and C are closed Signal is sent to open smoke fan damp...

Page 8: ...r condense that periodically occur during the cooling operation The drip tray is made of stainless steel and has a 32 mm connection for connecting the drain pipe The drip tray has an electrical heater to prevent the water condense from freezing 4 Unit control 4 1 Control panel The SCP control panel is delivered with a 10 m cable that is connected to the panel and with a fast coupling contact conne...

Page 9: ...nowledged alarm Permanent red light for acknowledged alarm but the alarm is still active because the reason is not yet eliminated LEFT Move left to a higher menu level Move the curser to the left in the parameter OK ENTER Open activate a selected menu setting Confirm a parameter value WRITE ENABLE LED Yellow light slow flashing indicates that a parameter can be selected for changes when the OK ENT...

Page 10: ...ange to the menu you have chosen At each level there may be several new menus which you move through using UP DOWN Sometimes there are further sub menus linked to a menu or menu item This is indicated by an arrow symbol at the right hand side of the display To enter a menu press RIGHT again To step back to previous menu level use LEFT 4 2 1 Running mode Follow the steps bellow to change running mo...

Page 11: ...nce press LEFT and UP several times 4 2 2 Language selection Follow the steps bellow to change language Press button Explanation The display shows x 1 The display is lit up Living HR Date time Syst Running mode Auto Manual reduced Man norm Off x 3 Language selection Choose language Language to be changed flashes Use UP and DOWN keys to select language from the list Confirm change of the language w...

Page 12: ...isk of fire Example Low frost guard temp Date time Class A When the reason for the alarm has been solved pressing the OK button will activate the menu Confirm and the unit starts The alarm indication disappears from the display Confirm selected value with OK The system will automatically return to the start menu after some minutes To return to the start menu at once press LEFT and UP several times...

Page 13: ...s LEFT and UP several times 4 2 5 Time settings Follow the steps bellow to change time date and weekday Press button Explanation The display shows x 1 The display is lit up Living HR Date time Syst Running mode Auto Manual reduced Man norm Off x 4 Time settings x 1 Time Date Timer Normal Speed Timer Reduced Speed Extended running Use UP and DOWN keys to select Time Date this menu permits the setti...

Page 14: ... button Explanation The display shows x 1 The display is lit up Living HR Date time Syst Running mode Auto Manual reduced Man norm Off x 5 Access rights x 2 Select Log on Log on Enter password Actual level Operator Digit to be changed flashes Factory logged password exclusively for service partners Actual level Admin x 2 Return to start menu Running mode Temperature Access rights x 2 Settings x 1 ...

Page 15: ...d value with OK x 2 The system is now logged on at the Admin level and unskilled persons could change important parameters and settings to values that will cause malfunction of the system Go to the start menu to return the system immediately to the lowest access level Operator x 2 Access rights Log on Log off Change password x 1 Select Log off and select the answer Yes Log off No Actual level Admi...

Page 16: ... When necessary Unit Cleaning the unit Inspection of seals and locks X Filters Replacing filters X Fans Cleaning the fans Inspecting of vibration dampers and flexible connections X Cleaning the duct system X1 Cleaning the brine coil drip tray X Dampers Checking the dampers Cleaning the dampers X 1 Or in accordance with local rules and regulations 5 3 Maintenance instructions 5 3 1 Checking the fan...

Page 17: ...changed Check if the rubber anti vibration mountings are not damaged and intact Check the mounting screws and tighten if necessary 5 3 2 Changing extract air filter The bag filter cannot be cleaned and must be changed when necessary New filters can be ordered from Systemair Operation time between filter changes depends on the air pollution at the installation site A differential pressure switch in...

Page 18: ...corrosive cleaning medium and rinse using water Any corrosion should be cleaned off immediately and the surface treated 5 3 4 Checking the damper A faulty damper can give rise to disturbances that may result in serious problems Make sure to check all three dampers Check operation of the damper actuator Check that the damper tightens when closed If not adjust the damper actuator to make the damper ...

Page 19: ...ritical consequences for compressors and the warranty may be invalidated All technical data for Living HR is supplied and is stuck to the inside of the control panel cabinet The test diagram from the factory instructions for installation maintenance and operation connection diagram and other documents are also supplied with the unit Living HR Operation and Maintenance Instructions 209534 17 System...

Page 20: ... electrical and electronic equipment WEEE cannot be disposed of as municipal waste and such waste must be collected and disposed separately the public or private waste collection system defined by local legislation must be used In addition the equipment can be returned to the distributor at the end of its working life when buying new equipment the equipment may contain hazardous substances the imp...

Page 21: ...ed cleaning Check if the roof unit or air intake is clogged Check ducts for visible damage and or build up of dust pollution 3 Noise vibrations Check that the unit is completely levelled Clean the fan impellers Check that the screws holding the fan are tightened properly Check anti vibration pads and flexible connections 8 Additional information on personnel safety and protective measures Adjustme...

Page 22: ...n and product number from the type label figure 5 Fig 5 Type label Position Description 1 Product code product specification 2 Item number 3 Production order number 4 Consecutive number 5 Production date YYYY MM DD Living HR Operation and Maintenance Instructions 209534 20 Systemair AB ...

Page 23: ...ir AB reserves the right to make changes and improvements to the contents of this manual without prior notice Systemair UAB Linų st 101 LT 20174 Ukmergė LITHUANIA Phone 370 340 60165 Fax 370 340 60166 www systemair com ...

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