Munters comdry m170l User Manual

Originalinstructions
Usermanual
ComDryM160L
Desiccantdehumidier
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Importantuserinformation
Muntersdehumidiersareintendedtobeusedforthe dehumidicationofair.Anyotheruseoftheunit,or usewhichiscontrarytotheinstructionsgiveninthis manual,cancausepersonalinjuryanddamagetotheunit andotherproperty.
Nomodicationoftheunitisallowedwithoutprior approvalbyMunters.Attachmentorinstallation ofadditionaldevicesisonlyallowedafterwritten agreementbyMunters.
Warranty
Thewarrantyperiodisvalidfromthedatetheunit leftourfactory,unlessotherwisestatedinwriting. Thewarrantyislimitedtoafreeexchangeofpartsor componentswhichhavefailedasaresultofdefectsin materialsorworkmanship.
Allwarrantyclaimsmustincludeproofthatthe faulthasoccurredwithinthewarrantyperiodand thattheunithasbeenusedinaccordancewiththe specications.Allclaimsmustspecifytheunittypeand fabricationnumber.Thisinformationisstampedonthe identicationplate,seesectionMarking.
Itisaconditionofthewarrantythattheunitforthe fullwarrantyperiodisservicedandmaintainedas describedinsectionServiceandmaintenance.Theservice andmaintenancemustbedocumentedforthewarranty tobevalid.
Safety
Informationaboutdangersareinthismanualindicated bythecommonhazardsymbol:
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Indicatesapossibledangerthatcanleadtopersonalinjury .
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Indicatesapossibledangerthatcanleadtodamagetothe
unitorotherproperty ,orcauseenvironmentaldamage.
NOTE!Highlightssupplementaryinformationforoptimal
useoftheunit.
ConformitywithDirectives
Thedehumidierisinconformitywiththeessential safetyrequirementsoftheMachineryDirective 2006/42/EC,theLowVoltageDirective2006/95/EC, theRoHSDirective2011/65/ECandtheEMC Directive2004/108/EC.Thedehumidieris manufacturedbyanISO9001:2008accredited manufacturingorganisation.
Copyright
Thecontentsofthismanualcanbechangedwithout priornotice.
NOTE!Thismanualcontainsinformationwhichis
protectedbycopyrightlaws.Itisnotallowedtoreproduceor
transmitanypartofthismanualwithoutwrittenconsentfrom
Munters.
Pleasesendanycommentsregardingthismanualto:
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Tableofcontents
Importantuserinformation...............ii
Intendeduse...........................
Warranty...............................
Safety..................................
ConformitywithDirectives............
Copyright..............................
Tableofcontents...........................iii
1Introduction.................................1
1.1Aboutthismanual.....................
1.2Unintendeduse........................
1.3Safety..................................
1.4Marking................................
2Principleofoperation......................4
3Transport,inspectionandstorage.......5
3.1Transport..............................
3.2Inspectionofdelivery..................
3.3Storingtheequipment................
4Installation...................................6
4.1Safety..................................
4.2Closedsystem.........................
4.3Opensystem..........................
4.4Siterequirements.....................
4.5Installationoftheunit..................
4.6Ductsandhoses.......................
4.7Connectingthedrainhose............
4.8Electricalconnections................
4.9Expandingthesystem................
4.10Accessories...........................
5Controlpaneloverview....................13
6Operation....................................14
6.1Safety..................................
6.2Introduction............................
6.2.1Humiditycontrol................
6.2.2Fanmodes.....................
6.2.3Fanspeed......................
6.3Initiationandstart.....................
6.3.1Bootthecontrolsystem........
6.3.2Startthedehumidier..........
6.4Stopthedehumidier.................
6.5Emergency............................
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6.7Navigatethemenus...................
6.8Accessthecontrolsystem............
6.9Changethesystemsettings..........
6.10Resetanalarm........................
6.11Resetthecounters....................
6.12Serviceintervalalarm.................
6.13Restorethedefaultsettings...........
6.14Accesslevels..........................
7Menusandparameters....................24
7.1Humidity...............................
7.1.1Internalcontrollingsensor.....
7.1.2Externalcontrollingsensors..
7.2Runtime...............................
7.3Power..................................
7.4Temperature...........................
7.5Functions..............................
7.5.1Processfanspeed.............
7.5.2Processfanmode..............
7.5.3Humiditycontrolandunits.....
7.5.4Displayinformation............
7.6Alarm...................................
7.7Min,maxanddefaultvalues..........
7.7.1Humidity........................
7.7.2Servicetime....................
7.7.3Functions.......................
8Serviceandmaintenance.................35
8.1General................................
8.2Maintenanceschedule................
8.3Processairlterchange..............
9Faulttracing.................................37
10T echnicalspecication....................39
10.1Dimensionsandservicespace.......
10.2Capacitydiagram.....................
10.3Fancurveprocessair.................
10.4T echnicaldata.........................
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1Introduction
1.1Aboutthismanual
Thismanualiswrittenfortheuserofthedehumidier.Itcontainsnecessaryinformationforhowtoinstall andusethedehumidierinasafeandefcientway.Readthroughthemanualbeforethedehumidieris installedandused.
ContactyournearestMuntersofceifyouhaveanyquestionsregardingtheinstallationortheuseofyour dehumidier.
Thismanualmustbestoredinapermanentlocationclosetothedehumidier.
1.2Unintendeduse
Thedehumidierisnotintendedforoutdoorinstallation.
Thedehumidierisnotintendedforuseinclassiedareaswhereexplosionsafetycompliantequipment
isrequired.
Thedehumidiermustnotbeinstallednearanyheatgeneratingdevicesthatcancausedamagetothe
equipment.
NOTE!Whenadehumidierisplacedinabuildingwithradonitisnecessarytocontactanexperttosecurethe
bestoverallsolution.Allchangesaffectingtheventilationorthepressurebalanceinthebuildingcanresultina
changedconcentrationofradon.
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1.3Safety
Everymeasurehasbeentakeninthedesignandmanufactureofthedehumidiertoensurethatitmeetsthe safetyrequirementsofthedirectivesandstandardslistedintheECDeclarationofConformity.
Theinformationinthismanualshallinnowaytakeprecedenceoverindividualresponsibilitiesorlocal regulations.
Duringoperationandotherworkwithamachineitisalwaystheresponsibilityoftheindividualtoconsider:
Thesafetyofallpersonsconcerned.
Thesafetyoftheunitandotherproperty.
Theprotectionoftheenvironment.
ThetypesofdangersthatareindicatedinthismanualaredescribedinsectionImportantuserinformation.
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-Theunitmustnotbesplashedwithorimmersedinwater.
-Allelectricalinstallationsmustbecarriedoutbyaqualiedelectricianandinaccordancewithlocalregulations.
-Theunitmustbeconnectedtoanearthedelectricaloutlet.
-Donotconnecttheunittoothermainsvoltagethanspeciedontheidenticationplate.
-Donotoperatetheunitifthepowerplugorcordisdamaged,riskofelectricalshock.
-Donotpulltheplugwithwethands,riskofelectricalshock.
-Donotinsertngersoranyotherobjectsintotheairvents,rotatingfansareinside.
-Donotcovertheunitasthatcanblockairintakeoroutletandcauseare.
-Iftheunithasoverturned,cutthepowerimmediately.
-AlwayscontactMuntersforserviceorrepair.
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Figure1.2Identicationplate,anexample
Explanationof"Fabr.No."ontheidenticationplate:
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2Principleofoperation
Thedesiccantrotoristheadsorptiondehumidifyingcomponentintheunit.Therotorstructureis comprisedofalargenumberofsmallairchannels.
Thedesiccantrotorismadeofacompositematerialthatishighlyeffectiveinattractingandretainingwater vapour.Therotorisdividedintwozones.Theairowtobedehumidied,processair,passesthroughthe largestzoneoftherotorandthenleavestherotorasdryair.Sincetherotorrotatesslowly,theincomingair alwaysmeetsadryzoneontherotor,thuscreatingacontinuousdehumidicationprocess.
Theairowthatisusedtodrytherotor,reactivationair,isheated.Thereactivationairpassesthrough therotorintheoppositedirectiontotheprocessairandleavestherotoraswetair(warmhumidair).The wetairre-circulatesthroughacondenserthatcoolsdowntheairtocondensethewaterusingapartofthe processair.
Thecondensedwaterisdischargedbygravitythroughahose. Thisprincipleenablesthedehumidiertoworkeffectively,evenatlowtemperaturesfrom±0°C.
Figure2.1Principleofoperation
1.Processair
2.Dryair
3.Coolingairout
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3.1Transport
Beforemovingthedehumidier,makesurethereisnowaterleftinthedrainbypullingthedrainplugout.
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Removethedrainpipefromthetraytoavoiddamage,seesection4.5,Installationoftheunit.
Transportthedehumidierbycarryingitbyitshandleorintheoriginalpackaging.Theunitmustalwaysbe placedinanuprightpositionduringtransport.Failuretocomplywiththiscancausetheunittomalfunction. Thepowercordshouldberolledupandplacedunderthehandlewhencarryingthedehumidier,see
Figure3.1.
Figure3.1Powercordplacement
3.2Inspectionofdelivery
1.Inspectthedeliveryandcomparewiththedeliverynote,orderconrmationorotherdelivery documentation.Makesurethateverythingisincludedandnothingisdamaged.
2.ContactMuntersimmediatelyifthedeliveryisnotcompleteinordertoavoidinstallationdelays.
3.Iftheunitistobeputintostoragepriortoinstallation,seesectionStoringtheequipment.
4.Removeallpackagingmaterialfromtheunit,andmakesurethatnodamagehasoccurredduring transportation.
5.AnyvisibledamagemustbereportedinwritingtoMunterswithin5daysandpriortoinstallationof theunit.
6.Disposeofthepackagingmaterialaccordingtolocalregulations.
3.3Storingtheequipment
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Alwaysunplugtheunitfromthepowersupplywhennotinuse.
Followtheseinstructionsifthedehumidieristobestoredpriortoinstallation:
Placethedehumidierinanuprightpositiononahorizontalsurface.
Re-usethepackagingmaterialtoprovideprotectionfortheunit.
Protectthedehumidierfromphysicaldamage.
Storethedehumidierundercoverandprotectitfromdust,frost,rainandaggressivecontaminants.
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4.1Safety
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Donotconnecttheunittoothermainsvoltagethanspeciedontheidenticationplate.
Theunitmustbeconnectedtoanearthedelectricaloutlet.
Donotoperatetheunitifthepowerplugorcordisdamaged.
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Donotsit,stand,orplaceanyobjectsontheunit.
NOTE!Whenadehumidierisplacedinabuildingwithradonitisnecessarytocontactanexperttosecurethe
bestoverallsolution.Allchangesaffectingtheventilationorthepressurebalanceinthebuildingcanresultina
changedconcentrationofradon.
4.2Closedsystem
Thedehumidierisplacedinthespacetobedehumidied.T oensurethatthedryairisdistributedevenly inthespacetobedehumidiedaductingcanbeconnectedtothedryairoutletofthedehumidier.The condensedwaterisdrainedthroughahose.
Aclosedsystemispreferablewhenthereisaneedfordehumidicationtoaverydryclimate.Itismore economicaltoruncomparedtoanopensystem.
1.Process/Reactivationair
2.Dryair
3.Condensedwater
Figure4.1Closedsystemprinciple
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4.3Opensystem
Thedehumidierisplacedoutsidetheareatobedehumidied.Dryairistransportedwithductingtothe spacetobedehumidied.Thecondensedwaterisdrainedthroughahose.Theinstallationisusedtosolve thefollowingproblems:
-Whenmoisturedamagedobjectsaretobedehumidied.
-Dustorcorrosioncausingparticlesarepresentinaspacewheredryairwillbesupplied.
-Topreventmoisturefromenteringthedehumidiedspace/object.
1.Process/Reactivationair
2.DryAir
3.Condensedwater
Figure4.2,Opensystemprinciple
4.4Siterequirements
Thedehumidierisonlyintendedforindoorinstallation.Avoidinstallingthedehumidierinadamp environmentwherethereisariskofwaterenteringtheunitorinaverydustyenvironment.Ifindoubt, seekadvicefromMunters.Itisimportantthattheintendedinstallationsitemeetsthelocationandspace requirementsfortheequipmentinordertoachievethebestpossibleperformanceandtrouble-free operation.Forspacerequirements,seesection10.1,Dimensionsandservicespace.
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ComDryM160Lisdesignedtobemountedonawallusingthewallbracketincludedinthedeliveryofthe unit.Seetheseparatewallbracketleaet.
1.Assemblethethreemainpartsofthewallbracket.Seeitem1,2and3intheleaet.Usethefourscrews included.
2.Markfourwallholesusingtheencloseddrillpattern.Makesuretogetatleast25cmspacebetweenthe dehumidierandtheoor.
3.Usefourscrewswithamaximumdiameterof7mm(notincluded)tomountthebracketonthewall.
4.Screwthewallbracketontothewall.
5.Laydownthedehumidier.
Figure4.3Figure4.4
6.InserttheO-ring(1)intothedrainpipesleeve(2).PresstheO-ringsoitisproperlyseatedinthegroove seeFigure4.3
7.Pushthedrainpipeontothedrainconnectionofthetray,seeFigure4.4
8.Fastenthedrainpipewiththetwoenclosedscrews.
9.Therearetwoslotsintheshelfenablingalashingstraptobemountedifthedehumidieristobexed byastrap.
10.Alternativelythefourfeetcanbelockedsimplybychangingthescrewineachfoottoalonger(not included)andusethefourpre-drilledholesinthebracket.Fournewwasherswillalsobeneeded.
11.Finallyputthehoseontothedrainpipeandlockthehoseusingahoseclamp.
12.Ifductsorhosesaretobeinstalled,seesection4.6,Ductsandhoses.
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4.6Ductsandhoses
Wheninstallingductworkbetweenthedehumidierandtheinletandoutletconnections,thefollowing recommendationsshouldbeobserved:
Ductlengthmustbekeptasshortaspossibletominimisestaticpressureloss.
Allductandhoseconnectionsmustbeairtightandvapourtighttoensurefullperformance.
Thetotalresistanceintheductworkmustnotexceedtheperformanceratingofthefansttedinthe
dehumidier.
NOTE!Maximumlengthofdryairhoseis25metres.
4.7Connectingthedrainhose
Beforeconnectingthedrainhosethedehumidiermustbemountedonthewallusingtheenclosedwall bracket.Theminimumdistancebetweenthebottomofthedehumidierandtheooris25cm.
Figure4.5Drainhoseconnection
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4.8Electricalconnections
Thedehumidierisdeliveredwitha2,7metrepowercable,equippedwithanearthedplug.Themain electricalcomponentsareinstalledintheupperpartoftheunit.
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Donotconnecttheunittoothermainsvoltagethanspeciedontheunit’sidenticationplate.
Themainsfrequencycanbeadjusted,seeTable7.5.
NOTE!Incaseofaxedinstallationwheretheplugisreplacedbyacircuitbreaker,checkthatthefuserating
inthecircuitbreakeriscorrect.
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4.9Expandingthesystem
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NeverconnectComDrydirectlytoastandardEthernetnetwork,eveniftheconnectortypeisthesame(RJ45-8,
modularconnector).DoingsomightdamageboththeComDrycontrolsystemand/orthecomputernetwork.
AllComDrydehumidiersareequippedwithtwoCANBUSports,locatedbehindacovernexttothe applianceinlet.Anindoorremotecontrol,externalhumidity/temperaturesensorsoranexternalsignalbox canbeconnectedtotheseCANBUSports.Itdoesnotmatterwhichoftheabovedeviceswillbeconnected towhichport.Whennoportisusedthetwoemptyterminationplugsmustbettedtotheports.
Figure4.6RemovethecoverFigure4.7,2CANBUSportswithemptyplugstted
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4.10Accessories
Therearesomeaccessoriesavailableasoptionstothedehumidier.
WallBracket.Astheunitmustbemountedonthewallthisisincludedinthesupply .
StubPipeKitisusedwhenthereisaneedtoconnectaninletductorhosetothedehumidier.
RemoteControlmakesitpossibletocontroltheunitfromdistance,deliveredwitha10metrecable.
Externalsignalboxisusedwhenthereisaneedtoconnecttoanexternalcontrolsystem.
RemoteRH/Tsensorforexternalmeasuringofhumidityandtemperature.
WallBracket
StubPipeKit
RemoteControl
Externalsignalbox
RemoteRH/Tsensor
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1.Humiditymenu4.T emperaturemenuA.Alarmindicator
2.Timemenu5.FunctionsmenuB.Operationindicator
3.Powermenu6.AlarmmenuC.On/Offbutton
MenubuttonFunction
Table5.1Menubuttonfunctions
Up/Rightbutton
Enter/Conrmationbutton
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6Operation
6.1Safety
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Donotoperatetheunitifthepowerplugorcordisdamaged.
Donotinsertngersoranyotherobjectsintotheairvents.
Theunitcanrestartautomaticallywithoutwarningfollowingapowerfailure.
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6.2Introduction
6.2.1Humiditycontrol
TheComDrydehumidierisequippedwithasophisticatedmicroprocessorbasedcontrolsystem.This,in combinationwiththebuilt-inhumidity/temperaturesensorintheprocessairinlet,makesitpossibletoset boththecontrolandpresentationofthehumiditytoeitherrelativehumidity(RH%),dewpoint(Dp°C)or absolutehumidity(Xgr/kg).Thecontrolsystemadditionallychecksthetemperaturesbeforeandafterthe heater,aswellasinthewetairaftertherotor.Ahighsafetylevelisobtainedbyvarioustemperaturesensors. Toohightemperaturesgivesareductionoftheheaterpower,whileexcessivetemperatureswillmakethe systemissueanalarmandshutthedehumidierdowninacontrolledway.Forfurtherexplanation,see
7.1,Humidityand7.5,Functions.
NOTE!Thedehumidieralwaysoperatesinautomaticmode(moisturebasedoperation).Asdefaultitwilluse
thebuilt-inhumidity/temperaturesensor,asoptionanexternalsensor.
6.2.2Fanmodes
Dependingontheapplication,ifxedortemporarilyinstalledetc.,thedehumidiercanberunindifferent processfanmodes:Fan“ON”(continuous),“INT”(INTermittent)or“DEM”(onDEMand).Forfurther explanation,see7.5,Functions.
6.2.3Fanspeed
Therearethreeprocessfanspeedsettingsavailable:“HIGH”,“NORM”and“LOW”.Thespeedis manuallysetbytheoperator.Forfurtherexplanation,see7.5,Functions.
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6.3.1Bootthecontrolsystem
Connectthedehumidiertomains.Result:ThecontrolsystemwillinitiatebyashingallLEDsforafew seconds,andthedisplayrstshowstheComDrymachinetype[[M160L],thenthesetfrequency ,e.g.[50Hz] andnallythesoftwareversionnumber,e.g.[VER:1.00]andthecurrenthumiditylevel,e.g.[*RH146%].
NOTE!Thebootsequencetakesabout10seconds.Letthecontrolsystemnishthebootingbeforeattempting
tostartthedehumidier.
6.3.2Startthedehumidier
Followthesestepstostartthedehumidier:
StepActionIllustration
1PresstheOn/Offbutton(C)oncetostartthedehumidier.
Result:IfthemeasuredhumidityislowerthantheSetValue, thegreenoperatingindicator(B)willstarttoashinalong on/shortoffsequence.Dependingonfanmodesetting,the processfanwillrunornot.Theunitisnowinstand-bymode.
2Thedehumidierstartstodehumidifywhenthemeasured
humidityisequalorgreaterthantheSetV alue,andthe operatingindicator(B)willshifttocontinuouslylit.
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6.4Stopthedehumidier
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Donotunplugthedehumidierwhileitiscoolingdown.Ifunpluggeditmightleadtopermanentunitdamage.
Followthesestepstostopthedehumidier:
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PressOn/Offoncetostopthedehumidier.Thegreenoperatingindicatorstartsashing
Theunitcontinuestorunforawhileinordertocooldownand thenstops.
Result/Illustration
withequallylongandshortonandoffperiods.
6.5Emergency
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Onlyquickstopthedehumidierinthecaseofanemergency.Thefanstopsandtheheatercanbeveryhot,which
canresultindamagetotheheaterandothercomponentsclosetoit.
Incaseofemergency,stopthedehumidierbypullingthemainsplugor,ifitispermanentlyconnected tomains,byusingtheexternalswitch.
6.6Automaticstartafterpowerfailure
Ifthedehumidierisswitchedonitwillreverttooperationafterapowerfailure,regardlessofifitwas runningorinstand-by .
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Thethreebuttons,andonthecontrolpanelmakeitpossibletonavigatethemenus.
Followthesestepstonavigatethemenus:
Step
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Toselectamenu,pressor.untiltheselectedmenuappears.
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Toenterthemenu,press.
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Useortoscrollthroughthemenu.
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Leavethemenubyusingandgoto[EXIT].
Press.
NOTE!Allmenulistsarecircular.Attheendofeachmenuyouwillnd
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Themenuindicatorstarts ashing.
Themenuindicatorstops ashing.
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6.8Accessthecontrolsystem
Thecontrolsystemsettingsandcountersareprotectedagainstunauthorizedchangeusingtwoaccesslevels. Seealsosection6.14,Accesslevels.
Followthesestepstoaccessthesystem:
StepActionResult/Illustration
1T ochangethesettingsyoumusthave“one-star”access.Gotomenu
Functions,seesection6.7,Navigatethemenus.
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Scrollupto[ACCESS]using.
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Pressandholduntil[ACCESS]changesto[ACCESS*].
4Ahigher ,PIN-codeprotected,“two-star”accesslevelexists.Ifanattempt
togethigheraccessismadewiththemachineswitchedoff,thedisplaywill changeto[0000].
Press
fourtimesuntil[ACCESS*]isvisibleagain.
Themenuindicatorisashing.
Thesystemisnowunlocked, anditispossibletomakenew settingsalternativelyresetthe counters.
NOTE!Thesystemwillreturntolockedmodeautomaticallyafterveminuteswithoutanyactivity.
NOTE!Thesystemalwaysstartsinlockedmodeafterpower-up(orpowerfailure),regardlessofaccesslevel
priortounpluggingtheunit.
Followthesestepstoforcethesystemintolockedmode:
StepActionResult/Illustration
1Makesuretheunitisswitchedoff.
2Gotomenu"Functions"
3Navigateto[ACCESS*].Seegeneral
instructioninsection6.7,Navigatethemenus.
4StarttheunitbypressingOn/Off.Thegreenlightilluminates
5Pressandhold
until[ACCESS*]changesto[ACCESS].
Thesystemisnowlocked,anditisnotpossibletomakenew settingsortoresetthecounters.
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6.9Changethesystemsettings
Tochangesettingsyoumusthave“one-star”access,see6.8,Accessthecontrolsystem.
Followthesestepstochangethesystemsettings:
ComDryM160L
Step
Action
1
Navigatetotheparameteryouwanttochangebyusingor.
2
Press.
3
Changethevaluewithand.
4
Conrmthenewsettingwith.
Result/Illustration
Thesettingstartstoash.
Thesettingstopstoash.
NOTE!Ifthenewsettingisnotconrmedwithin30seconds,thedisplaychangesbacktotheoldsetting.
NOTE!Read-onlyvaluesarenotchangeable.Theywillnotstarttoashif
level.Tondoutifaparameterischangeableorread-only,seesection7,Menusandparameters.
ispressed,regardlessofaccess
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f
X
kWh
f
X
Rs t
NO
6.10Resetanalarm
Followthesestepstoresetanalarm:
StepActionResult/Illustration
1Writedownthealarmmessagebeforeresettingthealarm.The
informationmightbehelpfulwhentroubleshooting.
2Waituntilthedehumidierhasstopped.
Press.
3
Toggle[NO]to[YES]bypressingeitheror.
Conrmbypressing
.
Thedisplaychangesto[RstNO]and[NO] isashing.
Whenthealarmhasbeenreset,themenu systemreturnstoitsstartposition.
NOTE!Ifthecauseofanalarmisstillpresent,thealarmmightbere-issuedafterresetting,evenifthe
dehumidierisstopped.
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6.11Resetthecounters
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
Rs t
NO
Toresetcountersyoumusthave“one-star”access,see6.8,Accessthecontrolsystem.
Followthesestepstoresetthecounters:
ComDryM160L
Step
Action
1
Navigatetothecounteryouwanttoreset.Seesection
6.7,Navigatethemenus.
2
Press
3
Toggle[NO]to[YES]bypressingeitheror.
NOTE!If
[
RstNO
]/[
RstYES
seconds,thedisplayautomaticallychangesbacktothestored
countervalue.
4
Conrmtheresettingwith
NOTE!PressingENTERwhenthedisplayshows
again.
]
isleftwithoutactionfor30
.
Result/Illustration
Thedisplaychangesto [RstNO]and[NO]isashing.
Thecounterisreset.
[
RstNO
]
willreturnthestoredcountervalueinthedisplay
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6.12Serviceintervalalarm
TheServiceinterval[T-xxxxh]issettablebetween500and8.000hours.Seealsosection
8.2,Maintenanceschedule.
Toresetcountersyoumusthave“one-star”access.Followthesestepstochangetheserviceinterval(see also6.9,Changethesystemsettings):
Step
Action
1
GototheTimemenu.
2
Navigateto"Serviceinterval"[T-xxxxh]
2
Adjustthe"Serviceinterval"[T-xxxxh]instepsof100hours
3
Resetthe"Timetoservice"counter[Sxxxxh].
Result/Illustration
NOTE!The"Timetoservice"countercanberesetatanytime.Whenthecounterisreset,itstartscountingupor
downagainfromthepre-setvalue[T-xxxxh]dependingonhowthe"Serviceinterval"hasbeenadjusted.
TheTimetoservicecounter[Sxxxxh]countsdowntozero.Whenitreacheszero,thesystemissuesa"soft alarm"thenexttimetheunitisswitchedon.Thealarmonlymakesthealarmmenusymbolash,notthe redalarmindicator,and[TIMEFORSERVICE]isshowninthedisplay.Thealarmwillnotmaketheunit stop.Theunitcanstillbeoperatedasnormalwiththealarmpresent.
Followthesestepstochecktheserviceparametersandstoptheservicealarm:
Step
Action
1Toseeorcheckparameters,eitherresetthealarmbypressing
andresetit,orleavetheAlarmmenuwith[EXIT].
2
Tostopthealarmcompletely ,navigatetothe"Timetoservice"counter[S 0000]inthismenuandresetit.
Result/Illustration
NOTE!EvenifthealarmhasbeenresetintheAlarmmenu,itwillbere-issuedthenexttimetheunitisswitched
on.
See8.2,Maintenancescheduleforpropermaintenanceaction.
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f
X
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f
X
Rs t
NO
6.13Restorethedefaultsettings
Torestorethefactorydefaultsettingsyoumusthave“one-star”access,see6.8,Accessthecontrolsystem.
Followthesestepstorestoreallthedefaultfactorysettings:
Step
Action
1
GototheFunctionsmenuandnavigatetoDefault.
2
Press
3
Toggle[NO]to[YES]bypressing
eitheror
4
Conrmbypressing.
6.14Accesslevels
Thefollowingaccesslevelsandactionsareavailableinthecontrolsystem:
AccesslevelAvailableactions
ACCESS
ACCESS*
ACCESS**
Viewallprocessingdata
Viewallprocessingdata
Adjustrelevantparameters(fanspeed,set
valueRH,resethorkWhetc.)
Result/Illustration
Thedisplaychangesto[RstNO]and[NO]isashing.
Allvaluesrevertstofactorysettings.
Comment
Level2isfordedicatedpersonnelonly
(qualiedpersonnelorMuntersService)
Ifyouhaveaccidentallyreachedthislevelthe
codeis0000forreturningtolevel1.
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X
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f
X
*RH1 49%
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
RH2 35 %
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
RH3 35 %
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
S V RH 5
7Menusandparameters
Tosetthesystemparameters,see6.9,Changethesystemsettingsand6.11,Resetthecounters.Forlimitswhen settingparameters,see7.7,Min,maxanddefaultvalues.
7.1Humidity
Thedehumidierisalwaysoperatinginautomaticmode.Itwilldehumidifyuntilthedesiredhumiditylevel (SetValueminusHysteresisvalue)isreached.Thenthegreenoperatingindicatorwillstarttoashinalong onandshortoffsequence,indicatingthatthedehumidierisinstand-by.Itwillstarttodehumidifyagain whenthehumidityisequalto,orgreaterthantheSetValue.
Typeofhumiditycontrol(relativehumidity,dewpointorabsolutehumidity)andunitsystem(metricor imperial)governsthereadingsandsettingsinthismenu.See7.5,Functionsforreferenceandexplanation.
ThistableshowsthedisplayviewsandpossiblesettingsoftheHumiditymenu:
Displayview
Internalsensorreading
(Externalsensorreading)
(Externalsensorreading)
DescriptionType
READONLYD1.../X1...
1
1
READONLYD2.../X2...
READONLYD3.../X3...
Settingoption
SetValueHumidityADJUSTABLEHIGHER/LOWER
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f
X
kWh
f
X
HYS 2%
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
RH1
*
Displayview
1)
Onlywhenexternalhumiditysensorsareconnected
Table7.1Humiditymenu
7.1.1Internalcontrollingsensor
DescriptionType
Hysteresis
Controllingsensor(ADJUSTABLE)
ADJUSTABLEHIGHER/LOWER
Settingoption
1
1
(*RH2)
1
,(*RH3)
Theinternalhumiditysensoristhecontrollingsensorasdefault.Thisisindicatedbya(*)beforethereading inthedisplay(*RH1…/*D1…/*X1…).
7.1.2Externalcontrollingsensors
Optionally,uptotwoexternalsensorscanbeconnected.Theywillautomaticallybedesignated (RH2/D2/X2)and(RH3/D3/X3)bythesystem(numbertwobeingtherstconnectedinthechain). Whenconnected,itispossibletochooseoneoftheexternalsensorsascontrol.Thedisplaywillthenshow (*RH/D/X2…)or(*RH/D/X3…).
Withanexternalsensorsetascontrolsensor,itispossibletodisconnectandreconnecttheexternal sensor/-swithoutlosingthecontrolsetting,e.g.[*RH2…]whiletheunitisswitchedoff(butpowered). Whenswitchedon,thesystemmakesveattempts(duringapprox.20seconds)tocontacttheexternal controllingsensor.Ifthisfails,thesystemrevertstotheinternalRH1-sensor.Subsequentlyanyrenewed assignmentoftheexternalsensorascontrolmustbecarriedoutmanually.
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f
X
kWh
f
X
261 h
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
341 h
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
S 39 99 h
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
T-400 0 h
C
C
7.2Runtime
Runtimeisregisteredaslongastheprocessairfanisoperating.Itstopscountingwhentheunitisinstand bymodeorisswitchedoff.Thesystemhastworuntimecounters,oneresettabletripmeterandone non-resettabletotalruntimecounter.
ThistableshowsthedisplayviewsandtypeofinformationoftheTimemenu:
Displayview
DescriptionType
Runtimetripmeter
Totalruntime(Displayjumps from“TOT AL”todisplayview andback).
Timetoservice
Settingoption
RESETTABLEY es/No
READONLY
RESETTABLEY es/No
Table7.2Timemenu
ServiceintervalADJUSTABLE
Every100hours
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f
X
kWh
f
X
411 kWh
C
C
kWh
f
X
kWh
f
X
88 7 W
C
C
kWh
f
X
kWh
f
X
3.88 229
C
C
7.3Power
TheComDrydehumidierisequippedwithanintegrated,resettablekWhcounter.Theenergy consumptionisregisteredwhenthedehumidierisconnectedtomains,regardlessofbeingswitchedon,off orinstand-bymode.ThecountershowstheconsumptionaswholekW-hours. ItisalsopossibletomonitorrealtimePower(W),current(A)andvoltage(V)measurementsinthismenu.
NOTE!Resettingisalwaysperformedmanually.Unpluggingtheunit(orapowerfailure)willnotresetthekWh
counter.
ThistableshowsthedisplayviewsandtypeofinformationofthePowermenu:
DisplayviewDescriptionType
kWhcounter
RealtimePower
RESETTABLEYes/No
READONLY
RealtimeCurrent/V oltageREADONLY
Settingoption
Table7.3Powermenu
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X
kWh
f
X
T1 28 C
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
T2 23 C
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
T3 23 C
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
Rt 121 C
C
C
7.4Temperature
Theairtemperatureismeasuredindifferentpositionsinthedehumidier.Allvaluesareread-only. Ifexternalhumidity/temperaturesensorsareconnected,thesewillalsobefoundinthelist.Thereactivation inlettemperature(Ri)beforetheheaterandreactivationtemperature(Rt)aftertheheater,aswellasthewet airtemperature(Wt)andtheprocessairinlettemperature(T1)ismeasured.
NOTE!ThetemperaturewillbeshowninCelsius(metric,SI)orFahrenheit(imperial,IP),dependingontheunits
settingintheFunctionsmenu.
ThistableshowsthedisplayviewsandtypeofinformationoftheTemperaturemenu:
DisplayviewDescriptionT ype
Processairinlettemperature(internal
READONLY
sensor)
(Externalsensor)
(Externalsensor)
1
1
READONLY
READONLY
Settingoption
Reactivationtemperature
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f
X
kWh
f
X
Wt 3 9 C
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
Ri 3 1 C
C
C
DisplayviewDescriptionT ype
1
)Onlyifexternalsensorisconnected
Table7.4Temperaturemenu
Wetairtemperature
Reactivationinlettemperature
Settingoption
READONLY
READONLY
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7.5Functions
7.5.1Processfanspeed
Tosetfanspeedyoumusthave“one-star”access,see6.8,Accessthecontrolsystem.Theprocessfanspeedcan besetto[SpdHIGH],[SpdNORM]or[SpdLOW].Thecapacitiesandfancurvesinsectionandaregiven atHIGHspeed.NORMALspeedwillreducethecapacityslightly,whileLOWspeedgivesapproximately 50%capacity .
See7.5.2,Processfanmodeforhowtosetthefanparameters.
7.5.2Processfanmode
Therearethreeprocessfanmodes:
FanmodeDescription
[FanON]In[FanON]mode,thedehumidierwillruntheprocessfancontinuously,regardlessofthereisa
dehumidicationneedornot.Thisisthedefaultmode.
[FanINT]
(INTermittent)
[FanDEM](on
DEMand)
In[FanINT](INT ermittent)mode,thefanwillstopwhenthedesiredhumidity(SetV alueminusHysteresis)
isreached.IfthehumidityreadingstaysbelowtheSetValue,theprocessfanwillanyhowstartafter30
minutestoletthebuilt-insensormoreaccuratelysensetheconditionoftheincomingprocessair.The
fanwillrunforaminutetoproduceapropermeasurement.IfthehumidityisstillbelowtheSetV alue,
thefanwillstopagain.ThisisrepeateduntilthehumidityreachestheSetV alue,whichwillmakethe
dehumidicationstartagain.
In[FanDEM](onDEMand)mode,thefanwillstopwhenthedesiredhumidity(SetValueminus
Hysteresis)isreached.Itwillstartagainwhenthesensedhumidityisequalto,orgreaterthantheSet
Value.Thisgivesinpracticeacontrolwithgreaterhysteresisthan“FanINT”,dependingonthefollowing:
Whenthedehumidierhasreachedthedesiredhumiditylevel,itwillshifttostand-byandstoptheprocess
fan.Afterawhile,internalmachineheatwillincreasethetemperatureofthehumiditysensor .Thismakes
thesensorreadingevenlower ,i.e.thesystemfunctionsasiftherewasa“negativehysteresis”.Asa
result,agreaterhumidityloadwillbenecessarytomakethedehumidierstartcomparedwiththe“Fan
INT”mode.
7.5.3Humiditycontrolandunits
Theinternalhumidity/temperaturesensor,“RH1”(locatedbehindtheprocessairlter),makesitpossible tosetthecontrol/presentationofthehumiditytoeitherRelativehumidity(RH%),Dewpoint(Dp°C) orabsolutehumidity(Xgr/kg).Dependingonunitsystemsetting,SIformetricorIPforImperial,the readingswillbeshowninCelsiusandg/kg,orFahrenheitandgrain/lb.Allthesesettingsaremadeinthe Functionsmenu.
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7.5.4Displayinformation
f
X
kWh
f
X
Spd NORM
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
FAN ON
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
S I
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
RH (%)
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
ID999 999
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
ACCE S S
C
C
ThistableshowsthedisplayviewsandtypeofinformationoftheFunctionsmenu:
ComDryM160L
DisplayviewDescriptionType
ProcessfanspeedADJUSTABLESpdHIGH,NORM,LOW
ProcessfanrunningmodesADJUSTABLEFanON,INT ,DEM
Metricorimperialunits
ADJUSTABLESI,IP
Settingoption
Humidity
Unitserialno
ADJUSTABLE
READONLY
RH,Dp,Absolutehumidity
IDno
ACCESSLevelADJUSTABLEACCESS*
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X
kWh
f
X
De fault
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
50Hz
C
C
Table7.5Functionsmenu
DisplayviewDescriptionType
Restoretodefaultsettings
RESETTABLE (onlypossiblewhen dehumidierisOFF).
MainsfrequencyADJUSTABLE
Settingoption
YesorNo
50or60Hz
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X
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f
X
HEATER
C
C
f
X
kWh
f
X
No Ala rm
C
C
7.6Alarm
Shouldanoperationfaultoccur,theredalarmindicatorandthealarmmenuindicatorwillstarttoash. Thecauseofthealarmwillbeshowninthedisplayandthedehumidierwillstopafterithascooleddown, whichmighttakeacoupleofminutes.
CA
UTION!
CA CA
UTION! UTION!
Donotunplugthedehumidierwhileitiscoolingdown–theunderlyingreasonforthealarmmightbeoverheating.
ThistableshowsthedisplayviewsandtypeofinformationoftheAlarmmenu:
DisplayviewDescriptionType
SourceofalarminfulltextRESETTABLE
Table7.6Alarmmenu
Alarmstatus
READONLY
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7.7Min,maxanddefaultvalues
7.7.1Humidity
Thistableshowstheminimum,maximumanddefaulthumidityvalues:
Parameter
SV_RH50%
(setvalue)
(hysteresis)
Max.95404099300
Default
Min.
Max.10101,01010
HYS2%
Default
Min.000,000
RH(%)Dp(°C)X(gr/kg)Dp(°F)X(grain/lb)
5097,34951
5
220,222
-300,5-202
Table7.7Minimum,maximumanddefaulthumidityvalues
7.7.2Servicetime
Thistableshowstheminimum,maximumanddefaultservicetimevalues:
Parameter
T-4000h(servicetime)
Defaultsetting
40008000500
Table7.8Time,min/maxanddefaultservicetimevalues
7.7.3Functions
Max.Min.
ThistableshowsthedefaultsettingsandsettingoptionsoftheFunctionsmenu:
Parameter
SpdNORMSpdNORMSpdHIGH,SpdLOW
FanONFanON
SI(unit)SI(metricunits)IP(imperialunits)
RH(%)RH(%)
DefaultsettingOptions
Table7.9DefaultsettingsandsettingoptionsoftheFunctionsmenu
FanINT ,FanDEM
Dp(°C/°F)
X(gr/kg)/(grain/lb)
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8Serviceandmaintenance
8.1General
W
ARNING!
W W
ARNING! ARNING!
-Donotattempttorepair,dismantleormodifythisunit.
-Removethemainsplugfromthesocketbeforestartinganymaintenancework.
Thedehumidierisdesignedforcontinuoususeoveralongperiodoftimewithaminimalamountof supervision.Undernormaloperatingconditions,maintenancerequirementsareminimal.Theservice intervaldependsmainlyontheoperationalconditionsandworkingenvironment.
NOTE!ItisrecommendedtocontactMuntersforserviceorrepair.Operatingfaultscanoccuriftheunitis
maintainedinsufcientlyorincorrectly.
MuntersServicecanofferaserviceplanadaptedtosuittheconditionsofaspecicinstallation.Seecontact addressesonthebackpageofthismanual.
8.2Maintenanceschedule
Muntersrecommendsthefollowingmaintenanceschedule.Theschedulecontainsinspectionand maintenanceproceduresaswellastherecommendedintervalsforunitsusedundernormaloperatingand environmentalconditions.Iftheprocessaircontainsalotofdust,preventativemaintenanceshouldbe performedatshorterintervalsthanthosespeciedbelow.
Component
ProcesslterCleantheltercartridge.Cleanthelterhousing
Unitcasing
HumiditysensorNocorrectiveactionorcheck.
Functionalityandperformance check
andreplacethelterifnecessary.
Checkforphysicaldamageandcleanthe outsideoftheunitasnecessary.
Nocorrectiveactionorcheck.
4000hours/6months8000hours/12months
Inspection/maintenance
Cleanthelterhousingandreplacethelter.
Checkforphysicaldamageandcleanthe outsideoftheunitasnecessary.Checkany lineconnectionstoensuretheyareproperly attachedandthatthereisnoairleakage.
Checkthesensorfunctionandreplaceas necessary.
Performacompletefunctionalityand performancecheck,andreplacewornpartsas necessary.
Table8.1Maintenanceschedule
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8.3Processairlterchange
1.Pushthelterframedown.
2.Pullthelterholderoutwardsandremoveitfromthe unit.
Figure8.1
3.Removetheoldlter.
4.Replaceitwithanewlter.
Figure8.2
Figure8.3
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9Faulttracing
W
ARNING!
W W
ARNING! ARNING!
Theunitmustnotbeopenedbyanyoneotherthantrainedandqualiedpersonnel,duetotheriskofelectrical
shock.
Thischapterisintendedtofacilitatebasictroubleshootingandtoprovideinstructionsforcorrectiveactions. Gothroughthetroubleshootinglistbelow .ContactMuntersiftheproblemcannotberectied.
SymptomIndication/Alarmmessage
Unithasstopped
Nodisplaytext
GreenLEDisashing: longon,shortoff sequence
Alarmmessage: [SENSORFAILURE]
Alarmmessage: [HEATERFAILURE]or [HIGHRiTEMP]or [HIGHRtTEMP]
Alarmmessage: [HIGHWtTEMP]
Alarmmessage: [DRAINFAILURE]
PossiblecauseAction
Powersupplyfault.Checkpowersupplytotheunit.
BlownfuseReplacethefuse.Forcorrecttypeandrating,seelabel
Thereisnoneedfor dehumidication.Measured humidityisbelowtheset point (modeFan"DEM"or"INT").
Brokensensor
-Overtemperature protectionfusemighthave tripped
-Blockedlter ,hoseorduct
-Blockedimpeller
SetValueRHistoolowindry environment
RotordrivemechanismfaultCheckrotordrivebeltanddrivemotor.
Condensatedrainhose clogged
abovepowersupplycordconnectiontotheunit.
None.Theunitisinstand-by.Itwillstartwhenthe measuredhumidityreachestheSetValue.
ContactMunters.
Waituntiltheunithasstopped.Thendisconnectthe powersupply.Checkthatthelters,hosesorductsarenot clogged. Toresettheovertemperatureprotectionfuse,theunitmust bedisconnectedfromthemainsandallowedtocooldown. Ifthealarmisreissuedaftertheunithascooleddownand thealarmhasbeenreset,contactMunters.
CheckiflowSetV alueRHisnecessary.Adjusttohigher value.
Checkthroughthedryairoutletthattherotorrotatesat approximatelytenrevolutionsperhour .Ifrotordoesnot rotate,contactMunters.
Cleanorreplacethehose
KinksonthehoseMakesuretherearenokinksonthehose.Installtheunitat
Alarmmessage: [MAINSVOLTAGELOW]
Alarmmessage: [LONGSTOPTIME]
Alarmmessage: [TIMEFORSERVICE]
Indication
Alarmmessage: [NOCOM]
Unitisconnectedtothe wrongvoltage,orproblem withthesupply
Brokenfan Heaterison
CANBUSemptyplugs orexternalconnection missing.
least25cmabovetheoorlevel.
Checkmainssupply .
ContactMunters.
SeesectionServiceintervalalarm.
Reinstallplugsorconnectioncable.Ifalarmremains, contactMunters.
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SymptomIndication/Alarmmessage
Lossof performance. Thedehumidier isrunningbutis notcontrolling thehumidity.
Table9.1Faulttracinglist
PossiblecauseAction
Lowreactivation temperature
LowreactivationairowCheckthelterandanyhosesorductsforleakageor
CheckthatthehumiditySetValueislowerthanthe measuredhumidity.
blockage.Theuseofarestrictingangeincombination withwallpipescancausetoolittlereactivationairow.
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10Technicalspecication
B
A
C
F
2
1
3
ComDr y M160L
G
G
10.1Dimensionsandservicespace
ComDryM160L
Figure10.1Dimensions,ComDryM160L
1.Processairinlet
2.Dryairoutlet
3.Coolingair
Width
(A)
445mm270mm
Width
(B)
Height
(C)
555mm
Diameter
(Dryair)
100mm12.5mm350mm500mm17kg
Diameter
Drainhose
Service
space
(F)
Service
space
(G)
Weight
Table10.1Dimensionsandweight
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0
0,1
0,2
0,3
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0 5 °C 10 °C 15 °C 20 °C 25 °C 30
(kg/h )
40 %
60 %
80 %
°C
3
1
2
ComD ry M160L High speed
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
B m³/h
A (Pa)
0
25
50
75 100
125
150
175
200
10.2Capacitydiagram
Figure10.2Capacitydiagram
10.3Fancurveprocessair
1.T emperature,
processair(°C)
2.RelativeHumidity,
processair(%RH)
3.Dehumidicationcapacity
(kg/h)
(moistureremoval(kg/hour))
Figure10.3Fancurve
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Density1,2kg/m
A.Staticpressure(Pa)
B.Airow(m
3
3
/hour)
10.4Technicaldata
ComDryM160L
Processair
Free-blowingair50/60Hz(m³/h)
Ratedairowat40Pa(m³/h)
Max.staticpressure50/60Hz(Pa)
Fanmotorpower(kW)
Reactivationair
Heaterpower(kW)
Factorysetreactivationtemperature(Rt)limit(°C)
Temperatureincreaseacrossheater(°C)
Fanmotorpower(kW)
Other
DriveMotorPower(W)
Soundpressurelevel,Lowspeedfree-blowingprocessfan(dBA)
Soundpressurelevel,Normalspeedfree-blowingprocessfan(dBA)
Soundpressurelevel,Highspeedfree-blowingprocessfan(dBA)
Electricalprotectionclass(casing)
Electricalprotectionclass(electricpanel)
FanMotorWindingInsulationClassClassB
DriveMotorWindingInsulationClassClassB
Rotortype
AirlterG3,articlenumber
Environmentalconditions
Operatingtemperature(°C)
Maximuminstallationaltitude,abovesealevel(m)
Transportandstoragetemperature(°C)
Totalpower,voltageandcurrentVersion
(1)
160
150
225
0,09
0,84
130
100
0,08
5
55
61
67
IP33
IP54
HPS
150-012054-001
0...+30
2000
-20...+70
Voltage(V)
Frequency(Hz)50/6050/60
Totalpower(W)
Current(A)
Fuse
(1)
Thespeciedperformanceisbasedon20°Candairdensityof1.2kg/m³.
115230
10101010
8,84,4
3AG,250VAC,10ASlow3AG,250V AC,6ASlow
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Theunitmustbescrappedinaccordancewithapplicablelegalrequirementsandregulations.Contactyour localauthorities.
Therotormaterialisnotcombustible,andshouldbedepositedlikeglassbrematerials.
Iftherotorhasbeenexposedtochemicalsthataredangeroustotheenvironmenttheriskmustbeassessed. Thechemicalscanaccumulateintherotormaterial.Takethenecessaryprecautionstocomplywith applicablelegalrequirementsandregulations.
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Iftherotoristobecutinpieces,wearasuitableCEmarkedfacemaskselectedandttedinaccordancewiththe
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