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CONTROL ADJUSTMENTS  

 

The  leaving  chilled  water  and  hot 

water temperature controls are set at the 
factory to the Standard Specifications Set 
Points,  which  are  a  cooling  set  point  of 
44.6°F 

(7°C)

  and  a  heating  set  point  of 

140.0°F 

(60°C)

.    A  Yazaki  Authorized 

Service  Provider  can  adjust  these  set 
points  using  the  ACT5  Maintenance 
Checker.    The  cooling  set  point  is 
adjustable  from  41°F 

(5°C)

  to  53.6°F 

(12°C)

.    The  heating  set  point  is 

adjustable from 104.0°F 

(40°C)

 to 145.4°F 

(63°C)

The  CH-MG  Series  has  an  Economy 

Mode  feature  as  well  that  can  be 
controlled  by  the  Building  Management 
System.    Economy  Mode  functions  in 
much  the  same  way  as  night  set-back.  
When engaged, the cooling set point will 
rise  by  5.4°F 

(3°C)

  and  the  heating  set 

point  will  fall  by  9°F 

(5°C)

.    Dis-engaging 

the  Economy  Mode  will  immediately 
restore the cooling and heating set points 
back to their original values. 

 

 

Fig. 7 

– ACT5 Maintenance Checker 

 

Adjusting the chilled and hot water set 

points can only be done using the ACT5.  
Using  a  standard  CAT5  cable 

(one  was 

provided  from  the  factory)

,  connect  the 

ACT5  to  the  Main  CPU  Board  located  in 
the upper right of the control box.  There 
is a jack  in the upper middle of  the CPU 
Board 

(See Figure 8)

 that is for use with the 

ACT5.   

There  is  also  an  identical  jack  on  the 

Sub-Control Board located in  the top left 
corner  of  the  control  box.    This  board’s 
jack  is  not  functional  and  should  not  be 
used. 

To adjust the chilled and hot water set 

points: 

1. 

On  the  ACT5,  use  the 

“Λ”  and  “V” 

buttons to move the cursor to the line 
“2. Unit data set” and press “ENTER”. 

 

2. 

Then  use  the  “Λ”  and  “V”  buttons  to 
move  the  cursor  to  the  line 

“B2  CB 

Set” and press “ENTER”. 

 

3. 

Use the 

“◄” and “►” buttons to reach 

the menu displaying data points 13-16. 

 

4. 

Use the “Λ”, “V”, “<”, and “>” buttons to 
move  the  cursor  to  temperature 
numbers  of  data  point  14  to  change 
the  cooling  set  point,  or  data  point  15 
to change the heating set point. 

5. 

Once  highlighting  the  block  to  be 
changed, use the “+” and “-“ buttons to 
scroll through the available values until 
the desired value is displayed. 

6. 

Press  “ENTER”  to  save  the  new 
setting. 

7. 

Press and hold the “◄” for longer than 
one  full  second  to  back  out  of  the 
menu,  or  simply  unplug  the  ACT5  if  it 
is  no  longer  needed  for  other 
functions. 

 

Summary of Contents for AROACE CH-MG150

Page 1: ...ty of this or any other equipment CONTENTS GENERAL Page ABSORPTION PRINCIPLE 2 COOLING OPERATION 3 HEATING OPERATION 4 CONTROLS GENERAL INFORMATION 5 CONTROL ADJUSTMENTS 8 CONTROL SEQUENCE 12 OPERATIO...

Page 2: ...ING INSTRUCTIONS may affect the equipment performance and product Warranty If the equipment does not operate as expected check the Troubleshooting Guide in these instructions BEFORE calling your Yazak...

Page 3: ...bundle The heat absorbed by the cooling water is rejected to a cooling tower or alternative system The liquid refrigerant that drips off the tubing bundle joins the liquid refrigerant that resulted f...

Page 4: ...ed refrigerant vapor and leaving a more concentrated solution The refrigerant vapor flows through a changeover valve into the Evaporator section The concentrated solution flows through another changeo...

Page 5: ...back to the same concentration level as when it started the cycle Absorber ABS Liquid refrigerant that condensed on the outer surface of the Evaporator tubing bundle drips into the Absorber sump Conce...

Page 6: ...ed manner by Building Automation Systems BAS BMS when Remote Operation is engaged Additional controls and interlocks may be required in some instances These controls and their functions can be explain...

Page 7: ...er has been set up at the factory and SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED Universal replacements are NOT recommended Only use OEM parts for the solution pump and controller Fig 5 Hitachi VFD Controller Control Pan...

Page 8: ...control box for troubleshooting observe all safety warnings on the chiller heater and in these instructions Only qualified and trained personnel should have access to the live electrical parts inside...

Page 9: ...tioned to the left whenever the unit is to be in normal operating condition Position this switch to the right when adjusting the burner Position this switch to the middle when the unit is to sit dorma...

Page 10: ...ard CAT5 cable one was provided from the factory connect the ACT5 to the Main CPU Board located in the upper right of the control box There is a jack in the upper middle of the CPU Board See Figure 8...

Page 11: ...board could result To engage Economy Mode close a circuit between TB1 75 and TB1 76 When that circuit is closed the Main CPU Board logic will automatically apply a modifier to the temperature set poi...

Page 12: ...tant that the chiller heater have control over the pumps to allow for controlled shut down under normal and abnormal conditions Running the chilled water pump at all times is discouraged as the chille...

Page 13: ...e Absorber and Condenser tubing bundles 4 When two or more absorption chiller heaters are installed in parallel set all units to the same operating mode HEATING 1 Select ON on the DIRECT OPERATION sec...

Page 14: ...epare the unit for long term shutdown Without running in Heat mode some water will be trapped in upper portions of the chiller heater and could potentially damage the unit should it freeze in the wint...

Page 15: ...lves are referred to as Service Valve A upper and Service Valve B lower Refer to Fig 4 for detail on where these valves are located at the front of the unit The evacuation service valves are back seat...

Page 16: ...well on a vessel as large as the chiller heater vacuum section Just because the vacuum pump has stopped producing bubbles in the water bucket does NOT mean the vacuum level is adequate A digital vacu...

Page 17: ...to help prevent potential tube damage during freezing conditions TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM Chiller Heater does not operate Possible Cause REMEDY No High Voltage Check the LED for the Power indication o...

Page 18: ...umn An O mark indicates the potential issue should this line item go out of acceptable range 2 When water temperature rises above 104 F 40 C the tendency for corrosion rises remarkably As such there m...

Page 19: ...e GP sensor reads above 252 F 122 C in heating mode 27 Chilled water flow switch error Flow Switch FS1 is open when it should be closed 28 Cooling water flow switch error Optional cooling water Flow S...

Page 20: ...EMS INC 701 E PLANO PKWY SUITE 305 PLANO TEXAS 75074 6700 Phone 469 229 5443 Fax 469 229 5448 Email yazaki yazakienergy com Web www yazakienergy com This symbol on the product s nameplate means it is...

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