What to do if my Carel humiSonic is not producing atomized water?
If your Carel Humidifier isn't producing atomized water, there could be several reasons: * Check that the power is switched ON and properly connected. * If there is a power supply fault, replace it. * Ensure the feedwater valve is open. * Clean the inside of the tank to remove any accumulated dust or foreign matter. * If the transducer is deteriorated, replace it.
Why is my Carel humiSonic Humidifier producing too little atomized water?
If your Carel Humidifier is producing too little atomized water, consider the following: * Replace the power supply if it's damaged. * Clean the inside of the tank and replace the transducers if dust and foreign matter have accumulated. * You may need to adjust the feedwater system. Refer to the feedwater system table for more details. * Make an adjustment.
What to do if my Carel humiSonic Humidifier is not producing atomized water even after checking the power?
If your Carel Humidifier still isn't producing atomized water after checking the power, check these: * Contact service to replace the level sensor of the feedwater system. * Clean the float level sensor; if normal operation doesn't resume, replace it. * Replace the fill valve if it's faulty. * Restore the correct connection to the terminals.
What to do if my Carel Humidifier has no atomised water production?
If your Carel Humidifier isn't producing atomised water, there are several potential causes and solutions: * **Power Supply**: Ensure terminal M14 is connected to a bridge. * **No Power**: Connect the power supply. * **Power Supply Fault**: Replace the power supply. * **Feedwater System**: Open the valve. * **Float level sensor blocked**: Clean the sensor. If normal operation is not restored, replace. * **Fill valve fault**: Replace the valve.
Why is the quantity of atomised water too low in my Carel humiSonic?
If the quantity of atomised water is too low in your Carel Humidifier, consider these possible causes: * **Dust and foreign matter accumulated in the tank**: Check a view the inside of the tank. * **Scale build-up on the surface of the piezoelectric transducers**: Clean the inside of the tank and replace the transducers. * **Power Supply**: If damaged, replace the power supply. * **Fill valve fault**: Replace the fill valve.
How to fix Carel humiSonic Humidifier when no atomised water is produced?
If your Carel Humidifier isn't creating atomised water, it could be due to: * **Dust and foreign matter accumulated in the tank**: Clean the inside of the tank. * **Transducer deterioration**: Replace if d6=0. * **Feedwater system**: Contact service to replace the level sensor.
What to do if my Carel humiSonic Humidifier's atomized water production is too low and there's a water level overflow?
If your Carel Humidifier's atomized water production is too low and there's a water level overflow: * If there is continuity, contact service to replace the level sensor. * If the water level in the tank reaches the overflow pipe, remove the connector from the control board and check continuity of the level sensor. * Replace the fill valve if it is faulty.
What to do if the quantity of atomised water is too low in Carel humiSonic Humidifier?
If your Carel Humidifier produces too little atomised water, the following might be the reason: * **Power Supply**: Replace the power supply if it's damaged. * **Water level over- flow**: If there is continuity, contact service to replace the level sensor. * **Fill valve fault**: Replace the fill valve. * **Other**: Adjust.
Why is my Carel humiSonic not producing atomised water?
If your Carel Humidifier isn't producing atomised water, it could be due to: * **Power supply**: Connect terminal M14 to a bridge. * **No power**: Connect power. * **Power supply fault**: Replace the power supply. * **Feedwater system**: Open the valve. * **Float level sensor blocked**: Clean the sensor. If normal operation is not restored, replace. * **Fill valve fault**: Replace the valve.
General| Brand | Carel |
|---|---|
| Model | humiSonic |
| Category | Humidifier |
| Language | English |
Highlights dangers of electric shock and water leaks, requiring careful handling.
Covers essential conditions, qualified personnel, water quality, and proper operation.
Explains WEEE separation, collection, and disposal according to law.
Introduces the product and details part numbers for models and panels.
Covers dimensions, weights, and packaging information.
Explains the ultrasonic atomisation principle and lists available accessories.
Shows the physical structure of the humidifier and its components.
Crucial warnings on water quality, pressure, and materials for connections.
Guides on optimal positioning and making water inlet/drain connections.
Details demineralised water quality, pressure, temperature, and conductivity criteria.
Information on disposing of drain water and typical temperature.
Details cable connections to the humidifier and dipswitch settings.
Illustrates the electrical connections within the humidifier and panels.
Shows the "Secondary" panel's structure and provides mounting guidelines.
Details the wiring diagram for the "Secondary" electrical panel.
Shows the "Main" panel's structure and provides mounting guidelines.
Illustrates the wiring diagram for the "Main" electrical panel.
Details the connection diagram between the "Secondary" panel and the humidifier.
Provides guidance on selecting appropriate cable sizes for electrical connections.
Shows the connection diagram between the "Main" panel and the humidifier.
Explains how to configure various control types like ON/OFF, external controllers, and probes.
Guides on starting, shutdown, autotest, and disabling the humidifier.
Explains signal lights, resetting the hour counter, and washing cycles.
Describes the terminal, keypad, and display for operating the humiSonic unit.
Guides on navigating programming modes and setting user/service parameters.
Details how to use quick access menus for viewing information and adjusting settings.
Covers starting, scheduler, regulation type, and shutdown procedures.
Details autotest, counter reset, washing cycles, and manual procedures.
Guides on calibrating probes and managing access levels with passwords.
Covers specific settings for alarms, delays, and network parameters.
Explains how to control the unit's ON/OFF status and set operational set points.
Details the different control algorithms available for humidification.
Covers setting probe alarms and adjusting atomised water flow-rate.
Explains transducer modes and washing cycle operations.
Covers event-triggered washing and fill/drain time settings.
Covers minimum/maximum production times and refill time limits.
Explains settings for remote and main board offline alarm times.
Lists parameters for unit status, setpoints, regulation, clock, and scheduler.
Covers user menu, data logger, and main/secondary configuration parameters.
Details parameters for washing cycles and various system settings.
Lists service parameters, language, system info, and access management.
Covers parameters for working hours, BMS, reset options, and access management.
Details parameters for manual control and probe type/offset settings.
Lists analogue and digital variables for supervisor network communication via Modbus®.
Categorizes alarms and explains their display on the unit.
Provides a table listing alarms, their causes, solutions, and reset methods.
Guides on identifying and resolving common problems like power or water level issues.
Lists electrical and mechanical components with their corresponding spare part numbers.
Shows system software revision and general maintenance recommendations.
Details routine maintenance, intervals, and procedures for replacing components.
Explains how to replace piezoelectric transducers and clean the tank.
Summarizes models, power supply voltages, and functional characteristics.
Provides details on cable cross-section and overall technical specifications.
Guides on serial connection of multiple humiSonic units using a Main/Secondary setup.
Shows detailed wiring diagrams for connecting Main and Secondary units in a network.
Provides electrical schematics for connecting Main and Secondary units in a system.
Guides on connecting multiple "Main" units in a duct system for expanded control.
Shows wiring diagrams for connecting multiple "Main" units in a system.
Presents recommended layouts for installing multiple humidifiers in a duct.
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