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7.7. Cooling Module - Safety
Instructions
The cooling module is exempt from the directive for pressure
equipment (PED) according to article 1, part 3.6.
Maintenance and Repair
Maintenance can be performed by the end user, but repairs
must be performed by authorised experts.
Transport/Storage
NB! The cooling module can only be transported/stored
standing on its service cover.
8. Repairs and Improvements
All repairs and improvements must be performed by
authorised experts.
Please contact your service partner by phone or mail to
agree service provision.
9. Disposal
N.B. Disposal must be performed by authorised experts
according to actual rules and by-laws.
The cooling module must e.g. be drained of coolant and
oil according to actual rules and by-laws before disposal.
Air handling units and cooling modules contains among
other things electric and electronic equipment that must be
disposed and recycled according to actual rules and by-laws.
10. Error Description
Control panel blank
1. Unit switched o
Start unit manually. See page 7 or 13.
2. No electricity supply.
Switch on mains electricity.
3. Control panel or data cable defective.
CALL SERVICE.
Unit cannot be operated:
1. Control panel automatic operating, child or screen
lock active.
Deactivate lock. See page 6, 11 or 20.
Control panel air indicator ashing:
2. Data connection from control panel to unit broken
CALL SERVICE.
Unit blowing too cold:
1. Inlet temperature set too low.
Check setting. See page 18 and 19.
2. Room heater set too low.
Draught from unit, room feels cold:
1. Inlet temperature set too low.
Check setting. See page 18 and 19.
2. Air ow too low. Increase air ow.
3. Room heater set too low.
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