Kessel Aqatronic K, 85 030 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions

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INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
KESSEL Aqatronic®K switching device
for KESSEL
Aqabull
®
and
®
rainwater pumping systems
Includes ultrasonic probe (20m cable length)
Digital level indicator for the rainwater tank
Reprogrammable switching points
Floating contact
Visual / acoustic backwater alarm
High level of operating safety and reliability
Nationwide service network
Art. Nr. 85 030
Product advantages
Name/Signature Date Town/City
Specialist firm's stamp
Installation
on how to operate it are all provided by your local specialist firm:
Putting into service
Instruction
Revision Status: 08/2010 Reference Number: 010-495
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice
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Contents
1. General information
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2. Safety Instructions
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3. Technical Specifications
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4. System Description
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4.1 General system description.................................................................... Page 7
4.2
Aqabull
system description..................................................................... Page 8
4.3
Aqadive
system description.................................................................... Page 9
5. Installation
5.1 Switching device installation................................................................... Page 10
5.2 Ultrasound sensor installation ................................................................ Page 11
5.3 Installing the leakage probe.................................................................... Page 11
5.4 Levels and switching points in the tank .................................................. Page 12
6. Electrical Connection
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7. Commissioning
7.1 Initial start-up.......................................................................................... Page 15
7.2 Normal operation.................................................................................... Page 15
7.3 Manual drinking water top-up (TWvH).................................................... Page 15
7.4 Other functions ....................................................................................... Page 16
7.5 Default factory settings........................................................................... Page 17
7.6 Checking the set values ......................................................................... Page 20
7.7 Changing the set values......................................................................... Page 20
7.8 Master reset ........................................................................................... Page 21
8. Malfunctions and
8.1 Possible types of errors.......................................................................... Page 22
corrective action
8.2 Troubleshooting...................................................................................... Page 22
8.3 Simultaneous and Maintenance ............................................................. Page 23
9. Inspection and Maintenance
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10. Warranty
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11. Handover Certificate
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1. General Information
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing a KESSEL pro­duct.
The whole system was subjected to strict quality control before leaving the factory. Nevertheless, please check immediately whether you have been delivered a com­plete, undamaged system. If you find any transport damage, please follow the in­struction in the "Warranty" chapter of this document.
These installation, operating and mainten­ance instructions contain important infor­mation which must be noted and follow du­ring installation, operation, maintenance and repair of the system. The owner / ope­rator and the responsible skilled personnel must carefully read this document before carrying out any work on the system and must follow the instructions given.
KESSEL GmbH
Uses:
The Aqatronic K switching device is used to control drinking water top-up and level mo­nitoring for KESSEL Aqabull and Aqadive rainwater pumping systems. In normal operation the water level in the tank is displayed. Various functions can be controlled using the buttons. Delivery inclu­des an ultrasound sensor with which the water level in the tank is measured.
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2. Safety Instructions
The installation, operation, maintenance and repair personnel must have the neces­sary qualifications for this work. The owner/operator must clearly define respon­sibilities, accountability and monitoring of the personnel.
Operating safety and reliability of the sup­plied system is only guaranteed for its pro­per intended use. The limit values given in the technical specifications must never be exceeded.
This system contains electrical voltages and controls mechanical system parts. Failure to follow the installation and operating instruc­tions can result in substantial property da­mage, physical injuries or even fatal acci­dents.
The accident prevention regulations, rele­vant DIN and VDE standards and guidelines as well as the regulations of the local power
supply company must be complied with du­ring installation, operation, maintenance and repair of the system.
The system is part of another, overall sy­stem. You must therefore also note and fol­low the operating instructions for the whole system and the individual components. Each time any installation, maintenance, in­spection or repair work is carried out on one of the components the whole system must always be shut down and secured against being switched back on again.
The system may not be operated in poten­tially explosive atmospheres.
The switching device is live and may not be opened. Qualified electricians only may carry out work on electrical equipment. The term "qualified electrician" is defined in VDE
0105.
Ensure that the electrical cables and all other electrical parts of the system are in perfect working order. If any damage oc­curs, the system may not be started up and must be repaired immediately.
The system has no effect on the quality of the rainwater.
Modifications or changes to the system may only be made in consultation with the ma­nufacturer. Original spare parts and acces­sories approved by the manufacturer help to ensure safety. Use of other parts can can­cel liability for any resulting consequences.
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3. Technical Specifications
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Voltage / frequency 230 VAC / 50 Hz Power consumption of electronics 5W Degree of protection / class IP54 / I Temperature range 0 to 40 °C Ultrasound sensor
Maximum measuring range / resolution 20 - 500 cm / 1 cm Accuracy < 1% in relation to final value 500 cm dispersion angle 2a = 12° (sensitivity = 25) Temperature range -10 to 40 °C Degree of protection IP 67 / 5m for 10 min.; 1m for 24 hr. Cable sheath diameter 6 mm Cable sheath material PVC Conductor cross-section 3 x 0.75 mm² Cable length 20 metre Changes to ultrasound sensor/cable to be made in consultation with KD only Maximum cable length 80 metre, cable connection IP68 or better
Connection • Drinking water top-up 230VAC/ max. 450 W
• Output 1 = Rainwater filter rinsing 230VAC/ max. 450 W
• Output 2 = Operating safety 230VAC/ max. 450 W
• Floating contact 230 VAC / 2A; 10 - 30 V DC / 10 mA – 2 A; without fusing and suppressor circuit for inductive loads
Electrical connections suitable for all copper conductors 0.08 - 2.5 mm2 Cable sheath diameter 5 - 9 mm Leakage probe: a) Conductivity probe Conductivity range 10 - 1500µS / cm (for 3m cable length)
b) Optical probe Conductivity range unlimited
Dimensions • Housing L x W x H in mm 180x200x70
• Ultrasound probe Diameter x length in mm 85 x 80
Weight • Aqatronic K switching device 970 g
• Ultrasound probe without connection lead 260 g
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4. System Description
Switching device housingScrew M4x28 (4x)Power supply cord 1.5mQuick reference guide7 segment display, 3-digitLED green display, normal operationLED orange display, drinking water top-upLED orange display, output 1 =
rainwater filter rinsing
LED orange display, output 2 =
operating safety
"T" buttonUp "▲" buttonDown "▼" buttonUltrasound sensor connectionDrinking water top-up connectionRainwater filter rinsing connectionOperating safety connectionFloating contact connectionLeakage probe connectionUltrasound sensor with 20m connection
lead
Mounting plate with accessories for fixing
the ultrasound sensor
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4. System Description
4.1 General system description
7 segment display, 3-digit (5)
In normal operation the current water level is displayed in cm. The following are also dis­played: Top-up time, error, set points and set values.
LED green display, normal operation (6)
In normal operation the green LED is lit.
LED orange display, drinking water top­up (7)
The orange LED is lit during drinking water top-up.
LED orange display, output 1 = rainwater filter rinsing (8) The orange LED is lit if output 1 is activated.
LED orange display, output 2 = operating safety (9) The orange LED is lit if output 2 is activated.
"T" button (10)
The "T" button is used to manually switch on drinking water top-up. In addition, the "T" button is used to acknowledge errors, to switch off the acoustic alarm, to select set points and to save set values.
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▲
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" button (11) and "
▼
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" button (12)
The two "▲" and "▼" buttons are used to sel­ect set points and set values.
Ultrasound sensor (19)
The ultrasound sensor measures the water level in the tank.
The Aqatronic K switching device is used to control drinking water top-up and level mo­nitoring for KESSEL Aqabull and Aqadive rainwater pumping systems.
The difference between the two systems is the type of drinking water top-up and the lo­cation of the pump.
With the KESSEL Aqabull rainwater pum­ping system the water is topped up as and when necessary via a separate top-up sup­ply tank. The pump is located outside the tank. With the KESSEL Aqadive rainwater pumping system the top-up supply is fed di­rectly into the tank. The pump is located in­side the tank.
Note:
If the Aqatronic K switching device is purchased without the rainwater pumping system the switching device is in the Aqabull basic setting.
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4. System Description
4.2 Aqabull system description
Gutter, downpipe Rainwater drain with silt trapRainwater filterRainwater filter rinsingSolenoid valve, rainwater filter rinsingTankInlet calming deviceOverflow trapIntake with floatDrinking water top-up supply tankFloat valveSolenoid controlled emergency
mains supply
Emergency overflow with odour trapLeakage probePump with automatic pressure switch3-way changeover valve,
drinking water top-up
Aqatronic K switching deviceUltrasound sensorNon-potable water system
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4. System Description
4.3 Aqadive system description
Gutter, downpipe Rainwater drain with silt trapRainwater filterRainwater filter rinsingSolenoid valve, rainwater filter rinsingTankInlet calming deviceOverflow trapIntake with filterPumpAutomatic pressure switchService water system shut-off valveDrinking water top-upSolenoid valve, drinking water top-upSolenoid valve, operating safety, drinking
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qatronic K
switching device
Ultrasound sensor
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5. Installation
5.1 Switching device installation
Note and follow the Safety Instructions chapter!
In a KESSEL Aqabull or Aqadive rainwater pumping system the switching device is an integral part of the system and is already completely installed. If used separately, the switching device is installed in a suitable po­sition, e.g. mounted on the wall at eye level. To do this, remove the four screws M4x25, pull up the cover slightly and open up. Use the 4 screws 3.5x30 to fix the control box to the wall as illustrated. The screws as well as plastic wall plugs and a drilling template are included with the device.
Hinge (2x)Plastic wall plug 5mm (4x)Screw 3,5x30 (4x)Cover screws (4x)
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Schematic diagram of the switching device without electronic components.
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5. Installation
5.2 Ultrasound sensor installation
the following must be noted:
"Safety instructions" chapter
Handle the ultrasound sensor with care
Do not damage the sealing rubber bet­ween the attachment and tank
The ultrasound sensor must be aligned perpendicular to the surface of the water. The maximum deviation is 2°
Ensure there are no objects between the ultrasound sensor and the surface of the water (e.g. ball of the floating extractor)
The distance between the bottom edge of the sensor housing and the highest water level in the tank must be greater than 20 cm
The levels and switching points in the tank (see following diagrams)
The ultrasound sensor must be secured with the bracket.
The connection cable must be secured with strain relief (cable grip).
5.3 Installing the leakage probe
Note and follow the "Safety Instructions" chapter!
Install the leakage probe as given in the original operating instructions.
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5. Installation
5.4 Levels and switching points in the tank
Important! Tank height >= RSP + 15cm > OSP >= USP + 1cm
Set value range
50-500 cm 35-485 cm 10-60 cm 0-50 cm
Factory setting
No default setting No default setting 21 cm 20 cm
Pers. Ein stellung in cm
Set point
Tank height Backwater switching point RSP Upper switching point OSP Lower switching point USP
Tank height
Backwater switching point RSP
Upper switching point OSP
Lower switching point USP
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6. Electrical Connection
Important! To be connected by a qualified electrici­an only. Comply with the relevant, cur­rently valid regulations, laws and stan­dards. Also read and follow the "Safety Instructions" chapter. The seals of the cable glands which are not used, i.e. no cable is connected through them, may not be penetrated. They help to seal the housing.
The connection lead of the ultrasound sen­sor must be connected in accordance with the circuit diagram (see next page). First, use a screwdriver to push through the cable gland seal concerned (Figure a), feed through the cable (Figure b) and connect (Figure c). Then tighten the nut of the cable gland by hand (Figure d).
Note the technical specifications when connecting the drinking water top-up supp­ly, outputs 1 and 2, the floating contact and the leakage probe. Use products approved
by the manufacturer only. Otherwise the above text applies.
Do not penetrate the seals of the cable glangs which are not used, i.e. through which a cable is not connected. They help to seal the housing
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6. Electrical Connection
Important!
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To be connected by a qualified electri­cian only.
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Comply with the relevant, currently valid regulations, laws and standards.
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Also read and follow the "Safety In­structions" chapter.
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If the potential free contact is connec­ted, a very dangerous interference vol­tage may exist at the terminals, even if the mains plug has been disconnec­ted.
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If the potential free contact is connec­ted with 230 VAC the same phase must be used as for the mains connection.
ZE = additional equipment ZLT = central measurement and control
Connection plan
Mains 230 ~ 50 Hz
3-way changeo­ver valve 230 ~ 50 Hz
Solenoid valve, drinking water top-up 230 ~ 50 Hz
Solenoid valve, rainwater filter rinsing 230 ~ 50 Hz
Solenoid valve, operating safety 230 ~ 50 Hz
Floating contact
Ultrasound sensor
Leakage probe (conductivity probe)
Leakage probe (optical probe)
optical probe
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7.1 Initial start-up
Note and follow the "Safety Instruc­tions" chapter!
If all the electrical and mechanical compo­nents have been properly connected, the system can now be put into service. Plug the mains plug into the earthing
socket.
The switching device displays the cur-
rent version number.
Soon after, "HHH" appears.
Press the "T" button
020" appears in the display An acoustic signal is emitted.
Use the "▲" and "▼" buttons to set the tank
height in cm.
Press the "T" button for more than 2 se-
conds to confirm the value.
An acoustic signal is emitted. Value has been saved
The device is in normal operation. After a short time the current water level is display­ed in cm. The green LED for normal opera­tion is lit. The device is running with the de­fault factory settings. These are shown in the table "5.4 Default factory settings"
7.2 Normal operation:
In normal operation, the switching device compares the water level in the tank with the set switching points. If there is sufficient water in the rainwater tank (water level above the USP) the system runs in rainwa­ter mode, i.e. when a fixture (i.e. toilet, fau­cet) connected to the service water system is opened, rainwater is pumped into the pipe network. If the water level falls below the USP, the drinking water top-up is auto­matically activated until the water level has reached the OSP. Activation of the drinking water top-up is indicated by the orange drin­king water top-up LED.
7.3 Manual drinking water top-up (TWvH)
The "T" button can be used to switch on drinking water top-up (TWvH). TWvH auto­matically switches off after a defined time. The TWvH time is stored in set point E02 and can be changed at any time. During TWvH the remaining time in minutes ap­pears in the display. The decimal points of the display flicker and the orange drinking water top-up LED is lit. The TWvH can be switched off manually at any time.
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7.4 Other functions:
a) Backwater switching point
This has a different effect on the drinking water top-up depending on the two system types:
Aqabull:
Drinking water top-up is switched on auto­matically. The non-potable water system is supplied directly from the drinking water top-up tank until the error is acknowledged at the switching device.
Aqadive:
Drinking water top-up is blocked until the error is acknowledged at the switching de­vice.
b) Rainwater filter rinsing
The rainwater filter is rinsed at regular in­tervals. Activation of this function and the times for the rinsing interval and duration can be set as required. Rainwater filter rin­sing can be switched on manually at any time.
c) Detection of leaking water
If the leakage probe detects water, the drinking water top-up, output 1, output 2, the floating contact and the acoustic alarm are affected according to the selected set­tings.
d) The floating contact
The floating contact is used to signal a mains power failure or error.
e) Sensitivity of the ultrasound sensor
The sensitivity of the ultrasound sensor can be adjusted to match the installation conditions.
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7.5 Default factory settings
Set point Significance Range of the set values Factory setting Your personal
setting
E00 Master reset
E01 The device determines the
distance to the surface of the water in cm
E02 Manual drinking water
top-up time 001 to 999 = 1 - 999 minutes 001 = 1 minute
E03 System type 000 = Aqadive
001 = Aqabull 001
E10 Tank height 050 bis 500 = 50 - 500 cm No default setting
E11 Lower switching point USP,
drinking water top-up 000 bis 050 = 0 - 50 cm 020 = 20 cmg
E12 Upper switching point OSP 010 bis 060 = 10 - 60 cm
drinking water top-up OSP >= USP + 1cm 021 = 21cm
E13 Backwater switching point 035 bis 485 = 35 - 485 cm
RSP tank height >= RSP + 15cm No pre-setting
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Set point Significance Range of the set values Factory setting Your personal
setting
E20 Rainwater filter rinsing 000 = Time control inactive 000
001 = Time control active 002 = Immediate operation active, i.e. rinsing starts immediately
E23 Time interval of the rinsing 001 bis 020 = 1 - 20 weeks 001 = 1 week
E24 Rinsing duration 001 bis 999 = 1 - 999 seconds 030 = 30 seconds
P40 Leakage probe 000 = no leakage probe installed 000
001 = leakage probe is an optical probe 002 = leakage probe is a conductivity probe
P41 Effect on drinking water 000 = no effect 000
top-up if leaking water is 001 = switch on drinking water top-up
detected 002 = switch off drinking water top-up
P42 Effect on rainwater filter 000 = no effect 000
rinsing if leaking water is 001 = switch on rainwater filter rinsing detected 002 = switch off rainwater filter rinsing
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Set point Significance Range of the set values Factory setting Your personal
setting
P43 Effect on operating safety 000 = no effect 002
output water if leaking water 001= switch on operating safety is detected 002 = switch off operating safety
P44 Effect on the floating contact 000 = floating contact relay remains picked up 001
and acoustic alarm if 001 = floating contact relay drops out
leaking water is detected 001 = acoustic alarm on
P50 Inversion of drinking 000 = not inverted 000
water top-up 001 = inverted
P51 Inversion of rainwater 000 = not inverted 000
filter rinsing 001 = inverted
P53 Inversion of operating 000 = not inverted 001
safety output 001 = inverted
P54 Inversion of floating 000 = not inverted 001
contact relay 001 = inverted
P70 Sensitivity of the 000 to 050; 025
ultrasound sensor 000 = insensitive
050 = sensitive 025 = average sensitivity
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7.6 Checking the set values:
In normal operation the "T", "▲" and "▼" but­tons can be used to check set values. A set value is assigned to each set point (see default factory settings table).
Important! A master reset is performed under set point E00. The distance to the surface of the water is measured under set point E01.
Simultaneously press "T", "▲" and "▼"
buttons.
An acoustic signal is emitted and E00
is displayed.
Use the "▲" and "▼" buttons to select the
required set point.
Confirm with "T" button.
The set value is displayed.
Briefly press the "T" button.
The set point is displayed again.
Press the "T" button until an acoustic sig-
nal is emitted.
The device is in normal operation.
If the "T" button is not pressed for 20 se­conds, the device automatically switches to normal operation. At the same time, an acoustic signal is emitted.
7.7 Changing the set values:
In normal operation the "T", "▲" and "▼" but­tons can be used to change set values. A set value is assigned to each set point (see default factory settings table).
Important! A master reset is performed under set point E00. The distance to the surface of the water is measured under set point E01.
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Simultaneously press "T", "▲" and "▼"
buttons.
An acoustic signal is emitted and E00
is displayed.
Use the "▲" or "▼" button to select the re-
quired set point.
Confirm with the "T" button.
The set value is displayed.
Use the "▲" and "▼" buttons to change the
required set value.
Press the "T" button until an acoustic sig-
nal is emitted.
The set value is saved. The set point is displayed again.
Press the "T" button until an acoustic sig-
nal is emitted.
The device is in normal operation.
If the "T" button is not pressed for 20 se­conds, the device automatically switches to normal operation without saving any chan­ges.
At the same time, an acoustic signal is emit­ted. The device allows meaningful values only for the tank height and switching points. Tank height > RSP > OSP > USP.
After a mains power failure the set values changed by you are retained.
7.8 Master reset
Important! A master reset deletes all the set values entered by the user. Before triggering the master reset, the whole sy­stem must be checked for possible re­sulting hazards. The factory setting is stored in the switching device, BUT, the system type setting (Aqadive or Aqabull) is retained.
Simultaneously press "T", "▲" and "▼"
buttons.
An acoustic signal is emitted and E00
is displayed.
Press "T" button.
"– – –" appears in the display.
Simultaneously press the "▲" and "▼" but-
tons until an acoustic sound is emitted.
"HHH" appears in the display. The master reset has been performed
and the factory setting is saved.
See item 7.1 Initial start-up for a descrip-
tion of further steps to be taken.
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8. Malfunctions and Corrective Action
Malfunctions are displayed and signalled by an acoustic alarm. The alarm tone can be acknowledged with the "T" button, but the error message stays displayed. When the error has been corrected it can be acknow­ledged by extended pressing of the "T".
8.1 Possible types of error
8.2 Troubleshooting
Read and follow the "Safety Instruc­tions" and "Inspection and Maintenan­ce" chapters!
Meaningful tank height and switching point values are necessary conditions for the troubleshooting.
Error A - 1 (malfunction):
The water level in the tank has exceeded the backwater switching point RSP.
It is possible that the tank has been flooded due to backwater from the sewer and wa­stewater containing faecal matter is in the tank. The water quality must be checked. If in doubt, contact your customer service partner.
Aqabull response:
The drinking water top-up is automatically switched on. The non-potable water system is supplied directly from the drinking water top-up tank until the error is acknowledged at the switching device.
Aqadive response:
Drinking water top-up is blocked until the error is acknowledged at the switching de­vice.
Error A - 2 (malfunction):
Leaked water has been detected by the le­akage probe. Please check the place where the leakage probe is attached immediately. If in doubt, contact your customer service partner.
Error- Error type
Code
A - 1
Backwater switching point RSP has been reached
A - 2
Leakage probe signals leaked water
A - 3
Ultrasound sensor or leakage probe signal error
A - 4
Ultrasound sensor receives no echo
A - 5
Ultrasound sensor measures value which is too large
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Error A - 3 (device error): Error A - 4 (device error):
Ultrasound sensor receives no echo. The
water level cannot be measured. Check ul­trasound sensor for dirt and alignment. Check whether there are any obstructions between the ultrasound sensor and the sur­face of the water. A further cause of errors can be excessive disturbance/waves in the tank, check the inlet calming device is working properly.
Error A - 5 (device error):
The ultrasound sensor measures a value which exceeds the tank height. Check the ultrasound sensor is properly ali­gned. An echo is also not returned if the base of the tank is uneven.
8.3 Simultaneous errors
If two or more errors occur simultaneously, only one error can be displayed. A priority has been assigned to the types of errors to simplify the troubleshooting. The error with the highest priority is always displayed. If it has been corrected and acknowledged with the "T" button, the error with the next hig­hest priority is displayed.
Sensor type: Cause of error:
Ultrasound sensor Technical defect
Incorrectly connected Short-circuit in the connection lead Interruption (break) in the connection lead
Leakage probe Technical defect
Incorrectly connected Short-circuit in the connection lead Interruption (break) in the connection lead Probe type incorrectly entered
Ranking Error code:
1 (high) A - 2 2 A - 1 3 A - 4 4 A - 3 5 (low) A - 5
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9. Inspection and Maintenance
Note and follow the "Safety Instructions" chapter!
All the inspection and maintenance work de­scribed in the following may be carried out by authorised, skilled personnel only.
Repairs may be carried out by the manufac­turer only.
The switching device does not require any maintenance.
The ultrasound sensor must be checked for dirt and its alignment at regular intervals. Al-
ways handle the sensor with care. The sen­sor can be cleaned with mild soapsuds and a brush.
The connection leads must be checked for damage. If any damage is found, the system must be shutdown immediately.
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10. Warranty
1. In the case that a KESSEL product is de­fective, KESSEL has the option of repairing or replacing the product. If the product re­mains defective after the second attempt to repair or replace the product or it is econo­mically unfeasible to repair or replace the product, the customer has the right to can­cel the order / contract or reduce payment accordingly. KESSEL must be notified im­mediately in writing of defects in a product. In the case that the defect is not visible or difficult to detect, KESSEL must be notified immediately in writing of the defect as soon as it is discovered. If the product is repaired or replaced, the newly repaired or replaced product shall receive a new warranty iden­tical to that which the original (defective) product was granted. The term defective product refers only to the product or part needing repair or replacement and not ne­cessarily to the entire product or unit. KES­SEL products are warranted for a period of
24 month. This warranty period begins on the day the product is shipped form KES­SEL to its customer. The warranty only ap­plies to newly manufactured products. Ad­ditional information can be found in section
377 of the HGB. In addition to the standard warranty, KES­SEL offers an additional 20 year warranty on the polymer bodies of class I / II fuel se­parators, grease separators, inspection chambers, wastewater treatment systems and rainwater storage tanks. This additional warranty applies to the watertightness, usa­bility and structural soundness of the pro­duct. A requirement of this additional warranty is that the product is properly installed and operated in accordance with the valid in­stallation and user's manual as well as the corresponding norms / regulations.
2. Wear and tear on a product will not be con-
sidered a defect. Problems with products resulting from improper installation, hand­ling or maintenance will also be considered a defect.
Note: Only the manufacturer may open sea­led components or screw connections. Otherwise, the warranty may become null and void
01.06.2010
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EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Device / Type: KESSEL Aqatronic®K switching device
We herewith confirm that the product described above conforms to the essential health and safety require-
ments defined in the Council Directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to el-
ectromagnetic compatibility (89/336/EEC) as well as in the Council Directive on the harmonization of the
laws of Member States relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits
(73/23/EEC).
The following standards were used to assess the products with respect to electromagnetic compatibility:
EN 50081-1:1992 EN 50082-1:1992
The following standards were used to assess the products with respect to electrical safety:
DIN EN 60335-1:1995-10 DIN EN 60730-1:1996-01
Kessel GmbH, Bahnhofstraße 31, D-85101 Lenting
Lenting 01.02.2002
B. Kessel G. Vanetta
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11. Handover Certificate
Type designation* KESSEL order number * Production date * (* according to rating plate/invoice)
Product name / system owner/operator Address / Phone / Fax
Designer / Address / Phone / Fax
Installation firm Address / Phone / Fax
Electrical firm Address / Phone / Fax
Authorised acceptance representative Address / Phone / Fax
Person handing over
Other comments
The putting into service according to the EBA and instruction was carried out in the presence of the authorised acceptance representati­ve and the system owner/operator. ______________________________ ______________________________ _________________________
Town/City, Date Signature of authorised acceptance representative Signature of system owner/operator
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E v e r y t h i n g f o r D r a i n a g e
Anti-flooding devices Pumps / Lifting stations
Drains
made of Ecoguss made of plastic made of stainless steel, Stainless steel gutters
Separators
Grease separators Oil/petrol interceptors Starch separators Sediment traps Small wastewater treatment systems
Manholes
Rainwater harvesting systems
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