Arfit ECOEVO HE EC Manuale utente

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Recovery Units HE EC

Instructions Manual

ECOEVO HE EC

Quality Management System certified according to the Norm ISO 9001:2008 by TÜV Rheinland Portugal.

ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE

Unit Configurations

Like any equipment, ECOEVO EC air handling units must be installed correctly and maintained in order

to guarantee their proper functioning throughout the equipment's life cycle. The following

recommendations should be followed if they are valid to the equipment acquired.

Warnings

The power supply system to which the appliance is connected must comply with current standards.

The appliance must be correctly connected to an efficient ground connection, as stated in current

electricity safety regulations. If you have any doubts, please request ask a qualified professional to

perform a network control.

The appliance should only be installed and used accordingto current regulations and to the purpose

for which it was designed. Install it or use it for different purposes or unrecognized accessories may

be dangerous.

The manufacturer is not liable for damages resulting from improper assembly, use or maintenance

of the products nor for repairs carried out by non-qualified persons.

Never use the unit to support other equipment.

Before openingthe unit door,make sureall electric parts have been switched off. Be speciallycareful

to check if the ventilator is switched off and cannot be accidentally activated.

Watch for sharp edges inside the unit.

Never climb nor walk on the unit.

It is mandatory to have a local switch-disconnecter in the unit.

Electric resistances must be interconnected to control devices that should prevent them from

working when the ventilator is not functioning, stop them if the security thermostat is activated and

guarantee a post-ventilation period when they are switched off to allow them to cool down.

Movable parts - Before conducting any intervention, make sure the ventilator is not functioning.

Start the equipment

Make sure there are no unrecognized parts inside the module.

Check if the turbineis turning freely and is not touching the volute of the ventilator or any other parts.

Check the belt tension. After the first working hours, check all these items again and adjust them if

necessary.

Check if the power supply characteristics are right for the engine used and make sure the equipment

is connected to an efficient ground connection.

The power supply of the engine should be that indicated in the engine instructions. Check if the

turbine is turning in the right direction.

After closing the access covers, check if engine's energy consumption matches that indicated in the

type plate. Warning: the absorbed intensity should never be higher than that indicated in the type

plate.

Check if there are no strange vibrations or noises.

In belt driven ventilators, the size of the motor pulley is variable, which allows the rotation speed of

the ventilator to be adjusted. Warning: any time there is a change in the ventilator's rotation speed,

check the engine's electric consumption.

Versión 12.0.17 - A ARFIT se reserva el derecho de modificar la información contenida en este catálogo sin previo aviso.

Version 16.01.17 - ARFIT is entitled to change the information in this document without prior notice.

CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE

Air purification equipments need to be maintained periodically in order to perform their function correctly.

The time in which such maintenance should be performed depends on the environment in which the

equipment is inserted as well as the hours of operation. Thus, what is indicated below are mere

guidelines.

Fan

Operations to carry out:

Make sure there are no debris inside the section.

Check if all screws are bolted to avoid unnecessary vibrations.

Check the anti-vibratory supports.

If necessary, check if the bearings are clean and lubricated.

Check if the driving and motor pulley are aligned.

Check the tension and wear of the drive belts.

General interior cleaning

Maintenance frequency: Every 3 months

Filters

Operations to carry out:

Make sure there are no debris inside the section.

Check if all screws are bolted to avoid unnecessary vibrations.

Check if there are cuts in the filter mat.

Check the state and sludging of the filters (clean and replace them if necessary)

General interior cleaning

Maintenance frequency: Every month

Heat exchanger

Operations to carry out:

Make sure there are no debris inside the section.

Check if all screws are bolted to avoid unnecessary vibrations.

Check the state and cleaning of the exchanging element.

General interior cleaning

Maintenance frequency: Every 6 months

Water and direct expansion coils

Operations to carry out:

Make sure there are no debris inside the section.

Check if all screws are bolted to avoid unnecessary vibrations.

Check coil connections.

If necessary, check and carefully clean the coil fins in order not to damage them.

If there are deformed fins, these should be placed into their correct position with an adequate tool.

General interior cleaning

Maintenance frequency: Annual

Electric heating coil

Operations to carry out:

Make sure there are no debris inside the section.

Check if all screws are bolted to avoid unnecessary vibrations.

Check the connections. Replace cables and retrace connections if necessary.

General interior cleaning

Maintenance frequency: Every 6 months

TROUBLESHOOTING

EQUIPMENT WARRANTY

ARFIT offers a 2 (TWO) year warranty period against all manufacturing defects starting after the product

is bought.

Technical assistance during the warranty period will only be provided if a purchasing document proving

that the equipment is still under a warranty period is shown.

If, during the warranty period, there are issues caused bymanufacturing defects, ARFIT or its Authorized

Technical Services will repair the product, replace it or replace any defective parts in their own facilities

(at ARFIT's discretion) without charges, according to the following conditions.

ARTFIT is entitled (at its own discretion) to replace parts from defective or nominal value products by new

parts or products as well as recycled parts or products. This warranty only includes equipments and does

not undertake possible charges and losses resulting from the fact that the equipment does not function.

Thus, these cases are expressly excluded.

Warranty Exclusions

Normal wear parts.

Parts subjected to wear and tear or that may break. For instances, belts, filters, fuses, etc.

Failures caused by improper use, carelessness, neglect, atmospheric discharges, floods, humidity,

falls, shocks, accidents and transport.

Failures caused when using the equipment for purposes otherthan those for which it was designed.

Failures caused by unauthorized people or technical services while handling, altering or repairing

equipments or by the use of wrong parts or accessories.

Failures caused by an incorrect or illegal assemblage (voltage, water pressure or others), power

supply malfunctions, instructions not followed correctly.

Aesthetic wear and tear caused by use, tone changes, oxidation or corrosion in the appliance and

its parts.

Possible reparations do not extend the warranty period nor give the right to ask for a compensation.

Damages and losses suffered by the user as a consequence of a failure.

Possible reparations do not extend the warranty period nor give the right to ask for a compensation.

Warranty won't be valid when...

The type plate is tampered or adulterated.

False information is provided.

The equipment does not have a purchase document.

If the equipment is handled, altered or repaired by unauthorized persons or technical services.

If the verification/maintenance operations are not carried out or are carried out by unauthorized

technicians.

Issue

Possible Cause

Check

Possible Solution

The consumption of

the engine is too

high

Point of operation is not the

same as predicted;

Check flow and load

loss;

Reduce rotation speed;

Excessive flow;

Ventilator speed;

Create load loss in the

equipment;

Excessive air flow

Air distribution system,

underestimated load loss in

the equipment;

Check flow and load

loss;

Reduce rotation speed;

Ventilator speed;

Create load loss in the

equipment;

Insufficient air flow

Air distribution system,

underestimated load loss in

the equipment;

Check flow and load

loss;

Increase rotation speed

(according to the engine's

available power and the

ventilator's maximum

speed);

Ventilator speed;

Excessive noise

Too much flow, flow speed

too high;

Check flow and load

loss;

Decrease flow;

Load loss is too high;

Avoid unstable working

areas in the ventilator;

Damaged bearings,

damaged metal parts;

Bearings, state of

beatings;

Replace bearings, damaged

parts;

Unbalanced moving parts;

Strange vibrations;

Calibrate ventilator;

Note:

Please keep in mind that the air conditioning units are integrated into a general system. Because

of this, malfunctions may be caused by other parts of the system, there may be a wrong

interaction between the unit andthe system or theenvironmental conditions may not bethe same

specified in the unit project.

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