Daikin EHFH03S18DJ3V — руководство по установке трубопроводов для систем охлаждения [64/204]

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• Installer reference guide p.1
• Daikin altherma 3 r f p.1
• Application guidelines 23 p.2
• Installer reference guide p.2
• About the units and options 19 p.2
• Unit installation 48 p.2
• Table of contents p.2
• General safety precautions 6 p.2
• About the documentation 13 p.2
• About the box 16 p.2
• Piping installation 64 p.3
• Electrical installation 85 p.3
• Table of contents p.3
• Troubleshooting 170 p.4
• Table of contents p.4
• Maintenance and service 163 p.4
• Hand over to the user 162 p.4
• Configuration 108 p.4
• Commissioning 154 p.4
• Technical data 186 p.5
• Table of contents p.5
• Glossary 196 p.5
• Field settings table 197 p.5
• Disposal 184 p.5
• In this chapter p.6
• General safety precautions p.6
• About the documentation p.6
• Meaning of warnings and symbols p.6
• General safety precautions p.7
• General p.7
• For the installer p.7
• Installation site p.8
• General safety precautions p.8
• Warning p.9
• Refrigerant in case of r410a or r32 p.9
• Notice p.9
• In places where corrosive gas example sulphurous acid gas is produced p.9
• If applicable see the installation manual or installer reference guide of your application for more information p.9
• General safety precautions p.9
• Danger risk of explosion p.9
• Corrosion of copper pipes or soldered parts may cause the refrigerant to leak p.9
• General safety precautions p.10
• Caution p.11
• Warning p.11
• General safety precautions p.11
• Electrical p.11
• Danger risk of electrocution p.11
• Warning p.12
• Notice p.12
• Install power cables at least 1 m away from televisions or radios to prevent interference depending on the radio waves a distance of 1 m may not be sufficient p.12
• General safety precautions p.12
• In this chapter p.13
• About this document p.13
• About the documentation p.13
• Installer reference guide at a glance p.14
• About the documentation p.14
• About the documentation p.15
• About the box p.16
• In this chapter p.16
• To unpack the outdoor unit p.16
• Overview about the box p.16
• Outdoor unit p.16
• To unpack the indoor unit p.17
• To remove the accessories from the outdoor unit p.17
• To handle the outdoor unit p.17
• Indoor unit p.17
• Caution p.17
• About the box p.17
• Use the handles at the back and at the bottom to carry the unit p.18
• To remove the accessories from the indoor unit p.18
• To handle the indoor unit p.18
• About the box p.18
• Identification label outdoor unit p.19
• Identification p.19
• About the units and options p.19
• Overview about the units and options p.19
• In this chapter p.19
• Possible options for the outdoor unit p.20
• Possible combinations of indoor unit and outdoor unit p.20
• Identification label indoor unit p.20
• Combining units and options p.20
• About the units and options p.20
• Possible options for the indoor unit p.21
• About the units and options p.21
• About the units and options p.22
• Setting up the space heating cooling system p.23
• Overview application guidelines p.23
• In this chapter p.23
• Application guidelines p.23
• Single room p.24
• Application guidelines p.24
• Application guidelines p.25
• Application guidelines p.26
• Application guidelines p.27
• Multiple rooms one lwt zone p.28
• Application guidelines p.28
• Application guidelines p.29
• Application guidelines p.30
• Application guidelines p.31
• Application guidelines p.32
• Multiple rooms two lwt zones p.33
• Application guidelines p.33
• Application guidelines p.34
• Setting up an auxiliary heat source for space heating p.35
• Application guidelines p.35
• Application guidelines p.36
• Application guidelines p.37
• System layout integrated dhw tank p.38
• Setting up the domestic hot water tank p.38
• Selecting the desired temperature for the dhw tank p.38
• Application guidelines p.38
• Setup and configuration dhw tank p.39
• Application guidelines p.39
• Dhw pump for instant hot water p.40
• Dhw pump for disinfection p.40
• Application guidelines p.40
• Setting up the energy metering p.41
• Produced heat p.41
• Consumed energy p.41
• Application guidelines p.41
• Normal kwh rate power supply p.42
• Application guidelines p.42
• Application guidelines p.43
• Preferential kwh rate power supply p.43
• Setting up the power consumption control p.44
• Permanent power limitation p.44
• Application guidelines p.44
• Power limitation activated by digital inputs p.45
• Application guidelines p.45
• Setting up an external temperature sensor p.46
• Power limitation process p.46
• Application guidelines p.46
• Application guidelines p.47
• Unit installation p.48
• Preparing the installation site p.48
• Installation site requirements of the outdoor unit p.48
• In this chapter p.48
• Deterioration of the operational capacity p.49
• A broken fan if a strong wind blows continuously on the fan it may start rotating p.49
• Very fast until it breaks p.49
• Unit installation p.49
• The height of the wall on the outlet side of the outdoor unit must be 1200 mm p.49
• Strong winds 18 km h blowing against the outdoor unit s air outlet causes short circuit suction of discharge air this may result in p.49
• Pressure p.49
• Notice p.49
• Mind the following spacing guidelines p.49
• It is recommended to install the outdoor unit with the air inlet facing the wall and not directly exposed to the wind p.49
• It is recommended to install a baffle plate when the air outlet is exposed to wind p.49
• Frequent frost acceleration in heating operation p.49
• Do not stack the units on each other p.49
• Do not hang the unit on a ceiling p.49
• Disruption of operation due to decrease of low pressure or increase of high p.49
• Unit installation p.50
• Additionally in areas with ambient temperatures between 7 c and 15 c and depending on the altitude of the unit the installation of a bottom plate heater ekbpht03d may be required to guarantee outdoor unit operation p.51
• Additional installation site requirements of the outdoor unit in cold climates p.51
• Unit installation p.51
• Protect the outdoor unit against direct snowfall and take care that the outdoor unit is never snowed up p.51
• It is recommended to provide at least 150 mm of free space below the unit 300 mm for heavy snowfall areas additionally make sure the unit is positioned at least 100 mm above the maximum expected level of snow if necessary construct a pedestal see 6 mounting the outdoor unit 4 57 for more details p.51
• In heavy snowfall areas it is very important to select an installation site where the snow will not affect the unit if lateral snowfall is possible make sure that the heat exchanger coil is not affected by the snow if necessary install a snow cover or shed and a pedestal p.51
• By default the outdoor unit heat pump can operate until 7 c depending on the installation area this can be lowered to 15 c by modifying the buh only ambient temp 8 0e field setting this setting can also be changed via the menu structure see the installation manual of the indoor unit for how to change the setting p.51
• Unit installation p.52
• Installation site requirements of the indoor unit p.52
• Unit installation p.53
• To open the outdoor unit p.53
• Opening and closing the units p.53
• About opening the units p.53
• To close the outdoor unit p.54
• Remove the top panel p.54
• Overview p.54
• Notice p.54
• Danger risk of burning scalding p.54
• When closing the outdoor unit cover make sure that the tightening torque does not exceed 1 n m p.54
• Unit installation p.54
• To open the indoor unit p.54
• Unit installation p.55
• Unit installation p.56
• To lower the switch box on the indoor unit p.56
• Unit installation p.57
• To close the indoor unit p.57
• Mounting the outdoor unit p.57
• About mounting the outdoor unit p.57
• Unit installation p.58
• To provide the installation structure p.58
• Precautions when mounting the outdoor unit p.58
• Unit installation p.59
• To provide drainage p.59
• To install the outdoor unit p.59
• Unit installation p.60
• To prevent the outdoor unit from falling over p.60
• To install the indoor unit p.60
• Precautions when mounting the indoor unit p.60
• Mounting the indoor unit p.60
• About mounting the indoor unit p.60
• Unit installation p.61
• To connect the drain hose to the drain p.61
• Unit installation p.62
• To finish the outdoor unit installation p.62
• Finishing the outdoor unit installation p.62
• Unit installation p.63
• Install the service cover p.63
• Preparing refrigerant piping p.64
• Piping installation p.64
• In this chapter p.64
• Refrigerant piping requirements p.64
• Water circuit requirements p.65
• Refrigerant piping insulation p.65
• Preparing water piping p.65
• Piping installation p.65
• Piping installation p.66
• Piping installation p.67
• To check the water volume and flow rate p.68
• Piping installation p.68
• Formula to calculate the expansion vessel pre pressure p.68
• Piping installation p.69
• To check the water volume examples p.70
• Piping installation p.70
• Changing the pre pressure of the expansion vessel p.70
• Connecting the refrigerant piping p.71
• About connecting the refrigerant piping p.71
• Precautions when connecting the refrigerant piping p.71
• Piping installation p.71
• Piping installation p.72
• Guidelines when connecting the refrigerant piping p.72
• To flare the pipe end p.73
• Piping installation p.73
• Pipe bending guidelines p.73
• Using the stop valve and service port p.74
• To braze the pipe end p.74
• Piping installation p.74
• Piping installation p.75
• To connect the refrigerant piping to the outdoor unit p.76
• To connect the refrigerant piping to the indoor unit p.76
• Piping installation p.76
• Checking the refrigerant piping p.77
• About checking the refrigerant piping p.77
• To check for leaks p.77
• Precautions when checking the refrigerant piping p.77
• Piping installation p.77
• To perform vacuum drying p.78
• Piping installation p.78
• Piping installation p.79
• Charging refrigerant p.79
• About the refrigerant p.79
• About charging refrigerant p.79
• To fix the fluorinated greenhouse gases label p.80
• To determine the complete recharge amount p.80
• Precautions when charging refrigerant p.80
• Piping installation p.80
• Notice p.80
• Information p.80
• Fill in the label as follows p.80
• Warning flammable material p.80
• Warning p.80
• Precautions when connecting the water piping p.81
• Piping installation p.81
• Connecting water piping p.81
• About connecting the water piping p.81
• To connect the water piping p.82
• Piping installation p.82
• Notice p.82
• Connect the space heating water in and out pipes to the indoor unit p.82
• Connect the domestic hot water in and out pipes to the indoor unit p.82
• To fill the water circuit p.83
• To fill the domestic hot water tank p.83
• To connect the recirculation piping p.83
• Piping installation p.83
• Piping installation p.84
• To insulate the water piping p.84
• Precautions when connecting the electrical wiring p.85
• In this chapter p.85
• Electrical installation p.85
• About connecting the electrical wiring p.85
• Warning p.86
• Use the following methods for installing wires p.86
• Notice p.86
• Keep the following in mind p.86
• Information p.86
• If stranded conductor wires are used install a round crimp style terminal on the p.86
• Guidelines when connecting the electrical wiring p.86
• End of the wire place the round crimp style terminal on the wire up to the covered part and fasten the terminal with the appropriate tool p.86
• Electrical installation p.86
• Caution p.86
• Electrical installation p.87
• Specifications of standard wiring components p.87
• About preferential kwh rate power supply p.88
• Electrical installation p.88
• About electrical compliance p.88
• To connect the electrical wiring to the outdoor unit p.89
• Overview of electrical connections except external actuators p.89
• Electrical installation p.89
• Connections to the outdoor unit p.89
• Electrical installation p.90
• Connections to the indoor unit p.90
• Electrical installation p.91
• Electrical installation p.92
• To connect the main power supply p.93
• Electrical installation p.93
• Electrical installation p.94
• Electrical installation p.95
• To connect the backup heater power supply p.95
• To connect the user interface p.96
• Electrical installation p.96
• Electrical installation p.97
• To connect the shut off valve p.98
• Electrical installation p.98
• To connect the electricity meters p.99
• Electrical installation p.99
• To connect the domestic hot water pump p.100
• Electrical installation p.100
• To connect the alarm output p.101
• Electrical installation p.101
• To connect the space cooling heating on off output p.102
• Electrical installation p.102
• To connect the changeover to external heat source p.103
• Electrical installation p.103
• To connect the power consumption digital inputs p.104
• Electrical installation p.104
• To connect the safety thermostat normally closed contact p.105
• Electrical installation p.105
• To prevent water ingress to the switch box seal the low voltage wiring intake using the sealing tape delivered as accessory p.106
• Notice p.106
• Information p.106
• Fix the cable with cable ties to the cable tie mountings p.106
• Electrical installation p.106
• After connecting the electrical wiring to the indoor unit p.106
• Without low voltage cables with low voltage cables p.107
• Electrical installation p.107
• Overview configuration p.108
• In this chapter p.108
• Configuration p.108
• Configuration p.109
• To change the user permission level p.109
• To access the most used commands p.110
• To access the installer settings p.110
• Set the user permission level to installer p.110
• Result the value to be modified is now highlighted p.110
• Repeat previous steps if you have to modify other settings p.110
• Push to confirm the modification of the parameter p.110
• Overview settings p.110
• Modify the value by using the and button p.110
• Installer settings p.110
• Information p.110
• Go to the corresponding second part of the setting in this example 1 01 by using the and button p.110
• Go to the corresponding screen of the first part of the setting in this example 1 01 by using the and button p.110
• Example modify 1 01 from 15 to 20 p.110
• Configuration p.110
• To modify an overview setting p.110
• At installer settings menu press to confirm the settings p.110
• To access the overview settings p.110
• U5 auto address p.111
• To copy the system settings from the first to the second user interface p.111
• Send data p.111
• Configuration p.111
• Cancel ok p.111
• Quick wizard set the system layout after first power on p.112
• Configuration p.112
• Quick wizard standard p.113
• Quick wizard language time and date p.113
• Ok cancel p.113
• Configuration p.113
• Basic configuration p.113
• Configuration p.114
• Configuration p.115
• Quick wizard options p.116
• Configuration p.116
• Configuration p.117
• Configuration p.118
• Configuration p.119
• Space heating cooling control p.120
• Configuration p.120
• Configuration p.121
• Configuration p.122
• Domestic hot water control p.123
• Configuration p.123
• What is a weather dependent curve p.124
• Weather dependent curve p.124
• Contact helpdesk number p.124
• Configuration p.124
• Configuration p.125
• Using weather dependent curves p.125
• Points curve p.125
• Configuration p.126
• Space heating cooling operation advanced p.127
• Configuration p.127
• Advanced configuration optimisation p.127
• Configuration p.128
• Configuration p.129
• Configuration p.130
• Configuration p.131
• Configuration p.132
• Configuration p.133
• Configuration p.134
• Configuration p.135
• Domestic hot water control advanced p.136
• Configuration p.136
• Configuration p.137
• The maximum heat pump temperature depends on the ambient temperature for more information see the operation range p.138
• N a 6 01 the temperature difference determining the heat pump off temperature p.138
• N a 6 00 the temperature difference determining the heat pump on temperature p.138
• Maximum heat pump temperature 6 01 p.138
• Information p.138
• Heat pump operation p.138
• Example setpoint p.138
• Configuration p.138
• Code description p.138
• C 40 c p.138
• C 10 c p.138
• Configuration p.139
• Configuration p.140
• Heat source settings p.141
• Configuration p.141
• Configuration p.142
• Configuration p.143
• System settings p.144
• Configuration p.144
• Configuration p.145
• Configuration p.146
• Configuration p.147
• Configuration p.148
• Configuration p.149
• Erla03dav3 ehfh03s18dj3v p.150
• Daikin altherma 3 r f p.150
• Configuration p.150
• B water flow rate p.150
• A external static pressure p.150
• 0d 6 9 0d 7 p.150
• 0d 0 9 0d 5 p.150
• P596806 1a 2020 5 p.150
• Installer reference guide p.150
• Menu structure overview user settings p.151
• Configuration p.151
• Menu structure overview installer settings p.152
• Information p.152
• Configuration p.152
• Solar kit settings are shown but are not applicable for this unit settings shall not be used or changed p.153
• Information p.153
• Depending on the selected installer settings and unit type settings will be visible invisible p.153
• Configuration p.153
• Precautions when commissioning p.154
• Overview commissioning p.154
• In this chapter p.154
• Commissioning p.154
• After the installation of the unit first check the items listed below once all checks are fulfilled the unit must be closed power up the unit after it is closed p.155
• Notice p.155
• Commissioning p.155
• Checklist before commissioning p.155
• To check the minimum flow rate p.156
• Commissioning p.156
• Checklist during commissioning p.156
• Air purge function p.156
• To perform a test run p.157
• Commissioning p.157
• Underfloor heating screed dryout p.158
• To perform an actuator test run p.158
• Commissioning p.158
• Commissioning p.159
• Screed dryout p.160
• Commissioning p.160
• Commissioning p.161
• Hand over to the user p.162
• Overview maintenance and service p.163
• Maintenance safety precautions p.163
• Maintenance and service p.163
• In this chapter p.163
• Maintenance and service p.164
• Checklist for yearly maintenance of the outdoor unit p.164
• Checklist for yearly maintenance of the indoor unit p.164
• Maintenance and service p.165
• To drain the domestic hot water tank p.166
• Maintenance and service p.166
• To remove the water filter p.167
• Maintenance and service p.167
• About cleaning the water filter in case of trouble p.167
• To clean the water filter in case of trouble p.168
• Maintenance and service p.168
• To install the water filter p.169
• Open the valve if equipped of the water circuit towards the expansion vessel p.169
• Open the stop valves and add water to the water circuit if needed p.169
• Make sure to open the valve if equipped towards the expansion vessel otherwise the overpressure will be generated p.169
• Make sure that the air purge valve of the water filter is in the open position p.169
• Maintenance and service p.169
• Install the water filter in the correct location p.169
• Install the 2 clips to fix the water filter to the water circuit pipes p.169
• Install and properly tighten the bottom of the water filter housing p.169
• Check the condition of the o rings and replace if needed apply water to the o rings before installation p.169
• Caution p.169
• Troubleshooting p.170
• Precautions when troubleshooting p.170
• Overview troubleshooting p.170
• In this chapter p.170
• Solving problems based on symptoms p.171
• Troubleshooting p.171
• Symptom the unit is not heating or cooling as expected p.171
• Troubleshooting p.172
• Symptom the system is making gurgling noises after commissioning p.172
• Symptom the compressor does not start space heating or domestic water heating p.172
• Troubleshooting p.173
• Symptom the pump is making noise cavitation p.173
• Symptom the pump is blocked p.173
• Symptom the pressure relief valve opens p.173
• Troubleshooting p.174
• Symptom the water pressure relief valve leaks p.174
• Troubleshooting p.175
• Symptom the space is not sufficiently heated at low outdoor temperatures p.175
• Solving problems based on error codes p.176
• 1 symptom tank disinfection function is not completed correctly ah error p.176
• 0 symptom decoration panels are pushed away due to a swollen tank p.176
• Troubleshooting p.176
• Symptom the pressure at the tapping point is temporarily unusually high p.176
• Troubleshooting p.177
• Error codes overview p.177
• Troubleshooting p.178
• Troubleshooting p.179
• Troubleshooting p.180
• Troubleshooting p.181
• Troubleshooting p.182
• Troubleshooting p.183
• The user interface of the indoor unit will display how to reset an error code p.183
• Information p.183
• Error aj 03 is reset automatically from the moment there is a normal tank heat up p.183
• Overview disposal p.184
• In this chapter p.184
• Disposal p.184
• To pump down p.184
• Disposal p.185
• After 5 minutes close the gas stop valve and stop the pump down operation by pressing on the user interface p.185
• Technical data p.186
• Piping diagram outdoor unit p.186
• In this chapter p.186
• Technical data p.187
• Piping diagram indoor unit p.187
• D111411a p.187
• Wiring diagram outdoor unit p.188
• Technical data p.188
• Technical data p.189
• Wiring diagram indoor unit p.190
• Technical data p.190
• Technical data p.191
• Technical data p.192
• Technical data p.193
• Technical data p.194
• Technical data p.195
• Standard part p.195
• Signal p.195
• Power supply p.195
• For more details please check the unit wiring p.195
• Electrical connection diagram p.195
• D125237 p.195
• Core signal p.195
• Communication p.195
• Glossary p.196
• Id9e51 p.197
• Field settings table p.197
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• Field settings table p.198
• Field settings table p.199
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• Field settings table p.200
• Field settings table p.201
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• Field settings table p.202
• Field settings table p.203
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