How to fix Inverter cooling error in Rittal Blue e+ Chiller?
The inverter heat sink in your Rittal Chiller is dirty. Remove the roof plate and side panels and clean the heat sink, e.g. using compressed air. The error message will terminate automatically approximately 30 seconds after it has been resolved.
Why does my Rittal Blue e+ show a check voltage error?
You are operating your Rittal cooling unit outside of the admissible voltage ranges. Check the power supply to the cooling unit and observe the specifications on the rating plate.
What to do if there is an air routing problem with my Rittal Chiller?
The air inlet or outlet of your Rittal Chiller is blocked. Remove the blockage and ensure that minimum distances from the air inlet or outlet to components inside the enclosure are observed.
What causes Fan alarm 2 on a Rittal Blue e+ and how to fix it?
The fan in your Rittal Chiller is defective. Replace the fan. You may order the required spare part directly from Rittal.
Why Rittal Blue e+ shows Ext.temp. range error?
Your Rittal Chiller is being operated outside of the admissible ambient temperature. Ensure that the ambient temperature does not exceed the admissible range.
What to do if Rittal Chiller shows fan alarm 1?
If the fan in your Rittal Chiller is blocked, check for a visible blockage and remove it. If no blockage is visible, replace the fan. You may order the required spare part directly from Rittal.
How to clean the condenser on a Rittal Blue e+ Chiller?
If the condenser in your Rittal Chiller is dirty, remove the roof plate and side panels. Then, clean the heat exchanger, for example, using compressed air. The error message will terminate automatically approximately 30 seconds after the issue has been resolved.
Confirms compliance with EU directives and outlines document availability for personnel.
Explains safety symbols and lists related documents for the unit and enclosure.
Covers electrical regulations, proper product use, and qualified personnel requirements.
Defines personnel roles and highlights risks like obstructed airflow and improper handling.
Details the dual cooling circuits, their functions, and lists key components.
Explains condensate management, filter importance for IP rating, and door limit switch function.
Defines intended use and provides examples of dangerous inappropriate usage.
Covers checking packaging, unpacking procedures, and safe transport methods with weight warnings.
Safety warnings for lifting and guidelines for selecting a suitable installation location.
Steps for assembling the unit, including cut-outs, mounting, and condensate discharge connection.
Instructions for electrical connection, power supply, alarms, and interfaces, emphasizing safety regulations.
Describes connecting via Micro-USB and RS 485 interfaces for configuration and IoT linkage.
Outlines the sequence for commissioning, including oil settling, power connection, and initial settings.
Explains the display structure, start screen, and how to change parameter values.
Accessing information menus for temperature, device, and efficiency data.
Covers settings for temperature, network, alarm relays, filter mats, language, and self-test.
Details system messages, malfunctions, errors, and how to display and resolve them.
Provides a list of system messages with troubleshooting measures and solutions.
Safety precautions for maintenance, including electrical safety and specific tasks like cleaning and filter replacement.
Routine maintenance for the cooling unit, focusing on cleaning and fan checks.
Instructions for removing the cooling module from the integration solution for service, with safety warnings.
Lists detailed technical data including dimensions, cooling output, electrical parameters, and protection ratings.
Lists available spare parts and provides information on ordering them from Rittal.
Diagram showing the required dimensions for making a mounting cut-out.
Lists accessories with their model numbers for enhancing unit functionality.
Provides contact details for Rittal customer service and technical support worldwide.
Summarizes key steps for assembly, commissioning, and operation, plus service contact info.
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