drexel und weiss aerosmart Series, aerosmart S, aerosmart M, aerosmart L Operating, Maintenance And Commissioning

aerosmart S / M / L
Operating, Maintenance and Commissioning
Contents
Technical Data __________________________________________________________2
Customer Information ____________________________________________________3
Product Description ........................................................................................................... 3
Proper Application..............................................................................................................3
Unsuitable Applications...................................................................................................... 3
Operation _____________________________________________________________4
Micro-Processor Controller ................................................................................................ 4
Main Display ...................................................................................................................... 5
Operating Modes ............................................................................................................... 5
Switching On......................................................................................................................5
Switching Off ......................................................................................................................5
Analogue Room Operating Panel with Heating Mode ....................................................... 6
Digital Room Operating Panel ........................................................................................... 8
Maintenance___________________________________________________________10
Safety Instructions for Filter Changes.............................................................................. 10
Changing Coarse Particle Filters ..................................................................................... 10
Changing the Fine Particle Air Filter ................................................................................ 12
Commissioning ________________________________________________________13
Pre-Requisites for Commissioning .................................................................................. 13
Initial Commissioning ....................................................................................................... 13
Decommissioning ............................................................................................................ 13
Menu levels ___________________________________________________________14
Status Level - Viewing Operating Parameters ................................................................. 14
Technician Level - Setting Operating Parameters ...........................................................16
Manufacturer Level - Factory Settings ............................................................................. 21
Overview – Current Operating Status .............................................................................. 21
Faults ________________________________________________________________22
Error Messages .............................................................................................................. 22
Faults in the Ventilation System.......................................................................................23
Important Unit Information (Logbook) _____________________________________24
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Technical Data
General Data
Mains supply ...................................................................................... 230 VAC / 50 Hz
Recommended pre-fuse for the mains cable 1 ......................................................16 A
Recommended pre-fuse for the mains cable 2 ......................................................13 A
Heat recovery level
according to VDI 2071 with nominal volumetric fl ow .............................................85 %
Average heat provision level of the ventilation module
Maximum power consumption of the fans (total) .............................................. 100 W
Maximum power consumption of the immersion heater Operating fl uids:
Refrigerating agent .................................................................................R134a / 2.3 kg
Refrigerating machine oil ........................................................................Triton SEZ 32
aerosmart S
Weight ................................................................................................... approx. 232 kg
Nominal air quantity ........................................................................................120 m
Minimum air quantity .......................................................................................105 m
Maximum air quantity at 100 Pa external ........................................................180 m
Sound power level at nominal air quantity and 100 Pa external:
Housing ..........................................................................................................45 dB(A)
Air inlet ............................................................................................................37 dB(A)
Air vent ............................................................................................................48 dB(A)
.........................................85–93 %
........................................2000 W
3
/h
3
/h
3
/h
aerosmart M
Weight ................................................................................................... approx. 255 kg
Nominal air quantity ........................................................................................160 m
Minimum air quantity .......................................................................................140 m
Maximum air quantity at 100 Pa external ........................................................230 m
3
3
3
Sound power level at nominal air quantity and 100 Pa external:
Housing ..........................................................................................................45 dB(A)
Air inlet ............................................................................................................48 dB(A)
Air vent ............................................................................................................48 dB(A)
aerosmart L
Weight ................................................................................................... approx. 255 kg
Nominal air quantity ........................................................................................205 m
Minimum air quantity .......................................................................................180 m
Maximum air quantity at 100 Pa external ........................................................230 m
Sound power level at nominal air quantity and 100 Pa external:
Housing ..........................................................................................................45 dB(A)
Air inlet ............................................................................................................48 dB(A)
Air vent ............................................................................................................48 dB(A)
3
3
3
/h /h /h
/h /h /h
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Customer Information
These operating instructions are part of the unit and must remain with it. This manual contains im­portant notes and tips on operating your compact unit, which protect you from personal injury and also guarantee a long service life of the unit. The fi gures all depict the right-hand version of the device (supply air connection located on the right). All instructions are equally applicable to the left-hand version (supply air connection located on the left). Please keep the operating instruc­tions for future reference. Please pay attention to the safety instructions!
Product Description
The devices in the aerosmart series are compact units which consist of a ventilation module with heat recovery, a domestic water storage tank and a heat pump. The unit is used to heat the supply air and the domestic water. The aerosmart S, aerosmart M und aerosmart L units are operated via a micro-processor controller. Although the unit types differ in terms of their appearance, weight and managed air quantities, these differences do not affect their operation.
Proper Application
The unit is designed for the ventilation, heating and warm water generation of living rooms and lounges in passive houses and, if applicable, for near-passive buildings depending on the calculation and building design.
Unsuitable Applications
No applications other than those specifi ed under proper application are permissible. The unit must not be used to dehumidify buildings under construction. Drying and heating
a building structure can cause considerable damage to the unit. The ventilation of rooms with extremely high humidity levels, such as saunas, or heavily contaminated extract air is also not permitted.
Safety Instructions
WARNING: Indicates that the non-adherence to the recommended safety procedures could lead to damage to the unit or personal injury.
CAUTION: Indicates that the non-adherence to the recommended safety pro­cedures could lead to damage to the unit.
NOTE: Helpful information and useful tips.
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Operation
The unit is controlled, managed and operated via a micro-processor controller on the unit and a room operating panel. Two types of room operating panels are available:
Analogue room operating panel with heating mode
Digital room operating panel
If the analogue room operating panel is used, the basic settings must be made on the compact unit (micro-processor controller) during commissioning.
If the digital room operating panel is used; the settings can all be made on either the room operat­ing panel or the micro-processor controller.
Micro-Processor Controller
The micro-processor controller is located on the ventilation module. It manages the ven­tilation, room heating and the heating of the domestic hot water.
'Alarm' button: this button illuminates red if the controller transmits an error message. 1. Press the button to acknowledge the fault.
'Prg' button: is only required to program the software.2. 'Esc' button: use this button to exit a program item or a menu.3. '4.
' (Enter) button: use this button to confi rm selected values, settings or menu items.
'5.
' arrow key: for scrolling in the menu. Use this button to select individual menu
items and amend the values.
' arrow key: for scrolling in the menu. Use this button to select individual menu
'6. items and amend their values.
Display: the four-line display shows settings and various measurements.7.
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Main Display
The main display shows the time and date, the current operating mode and the current values for the room, set-point and actual temperature.
12:11 DI. 09/12/03
Akt. Sollwert: 21.5°C Akt. Raumtemp.: 20.3°C
If you are viewing a different menu page, simply press the 'Esc' button one or more times to return to this main display.
Operating Modes
AUTOMATIK: all functions are fully automated in this operating mode. Fan levels acc. to pro­gramming; water and room heating acc. to the established set-point temperature.
STAND-BY SOMMER: ventilation and heating are deactivated in this operating mode. The heat pump and the two fans are only activated if the domestic water is heated. An external switch can be used to switch on the ventilation (or both fans) for an hour, for example, the light switch in a windowless toilet.
ANLAGE AUSGESCHALTEN: all functions are deactivated. Press the 'Esc' button until the main display appears.
b
Use the down '' or up '' arrows to select the desired operating mode.
b
Press '' (Enter) to confi rm your selection.
AUTOMATIK
Switching On
Select the operating mode AUTOMATIK.
b
Press '' (Enter) to confi rm your selection.
For further information, see Operating Modes.
Switching Off
Select the operating mode ANLAGE AUSGESCHALTEN.
b
Press '' (Enter) to confi rm your selection.
For further information, see Operating Modes.
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Analogue Room Operating Panel with Heating Mode
Use this room operating panel to set the room temperature and activate the special 'Party' mode. The LED indicator lights show if the heating is activated and if a fi lter change or fault is pending.
Setting the Room Temperature
The dial can be used to adjust the set-point temperature by +/- 3°C. On delivery of the system, the middle setting is 21.5°C.
This means that the temperature can be adjusted from 18.5°C (dial fully to the left) to
24.5°C (dial fully to the right). Note: Do not turn the dial too far! The left stop point is at approx. 8 o'clock, the right-
hand stop point is at approx. 4 o'clock.
What room temperature is right for me?
The setting basically depends on your needs. Temperature sensitivity in humans is sub­jective and differs from one person to the next. Standard settings are between 20 and 23°C.
Environmental infl uences
As the room operating panel has a temperature gauge to measure the room temperature, no heat-emitting devices should be placed beneath it or in its immediate vicinity (e.g. tel­evisions or computers).
Such heat-emitting devices would substantially infl uence the temperature measure- ments.
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A handy hint for greater system effi ciency
If possible, fi nd your desired temperature at the start of the heating period. The system works most effi ciently if the set-point temperature is set once and then left
unchanged. Regularly changing this setting uses the top up heater in the room more than necessary.
Special 'Party' Mode
Pressing the 'Party' button sets the ventilation to fan level 3 for a predetermined period. Once this period has passed, the fan level automatically returns to the currently set level. On delivery of the system, the default period is 60 minutes, but this can be adjusted on the micro-processor controller. The special 'Party' mode cannot be reset by pressing the button again.
Heating (LED)
This indicator light illuminates if the heating mode is enabled.
Filter/Fault (LED)
LED continually illuminated: coarse particle fi lter needs replacing. Please refer to the 'Maintenance' section.
LED fl ashes: a fault has occurred. The fault type can be viewed on the micro-processor controller's display screen.
Please refer to the 'Error messages' section.
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