NANO NDL-100 - User Manual

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Maintenance Service Manual26 pages

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Sheri WeaverAug 9, 2025
What to do if my NANO NDL-100 Dehumidifier is not cycling?
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  kristenchavezAug 9, 2025
  If your NANO Dehumidifier isn't cycling, first ensure the controller is powered and check the on-screen column status to confirm it's powering the solenoid valves during normal operation. Also, check the power to the unit and the fuse (T2A 250V) located at Fig 8.A. Insufficient inlet pressure could also be the culprit; ensure it's at least 4 barg and adjust the inlet pressure settings if needed. A failure to de-pressurize during cycling could indicate a solenoid valve malfunction. If the coil has power, replace the valve. A working valve should produce an audible click when energized. Finally, check the inlet air supply if the outlet flow stops.
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christensenbrianAug 19, 2025
Why does my NANO NDL-100 Dehumidifier have poor dew point performance?
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  scottkimAug 19, 2025
  If your NANO Dehumidifier shows poor dew point performance, start by checking the inlet pressure; it should be a minimum of 4 barg. Adjust the inlet pressure settings if necessary. Ensure the power is on, the dryer front panel is illuminated, and the dryer is cycling correctly. If the desiccant is moist or contaminated, identify and eliminate the source of contamination and replace the cartridges, avoiding reuse. Confirm that the dryer's performance matches the required system air consumption. Verify the inlet air temperature against the technical specifications. Insufficient purge air can also cause this issue; consult service personnel to adjust the settings, as they are factory pre-set. Lastly, a blocked exhaust silencer may be the cause, requiring assistance from service personnel.
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Jeffrey CalderonAug 29, 2025
What to do if my NANO NDL-100 has constant depressurization?
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  brent26Aug 29, 2025
  If your NANO Dehumidifier is constantly depressurizing, try switching it off and restarting it. Make sure the dryer is pressurized before powering it on to allow it to initialize before starting operation. Erratic airflow from the exhaust may indicate a faulty or damaged valve, requiring service.